The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-01-10
Tionesta and Darlington viii Have
Them in February Next,

the auspices of the state Agricultural
Dept, will begin in Tionesta, Friday af-
ternoon, Feb. 2, a, 1880 O'Clock and con-
Time till Saturday evening Feb. 8. The
meetings will be held in the Court House
as usual, and the sessions will be public
and free, and general and cordial invi-
tation to attend and participate in the dis
cussions is extended. The following pro
gram has been prepared, and is suffic-
iently varied to make the meeting enter
tanning and prof, able to all;
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
Music. PRAYER.
Address of Welcome, r. c. Heath.
Response, Hon. n. B. Critchfield.
Increasing and Maintaining Fertility,
II N. J. B. Phelps.
Lime and its uses, Or. VIM. Frear.
Cultivated Crops, Hon. n. B. Critch-
field.
Profitable Fruit Growing in Forest
County, Allan Moore.
FRIDAY EVENING.
MUSIC. question BOX.
The Farmer and His Children How
His Children Should be Educated Read
ing Matter for the Family, Prof e. e.
Stitzinger.
The Ideal Education of Farmers Sons
and Daughters, Rev. G. A. Rhiel.
The Farmers Home, Hon. N. B..
Critchfield.
Nature Studies in Our Pnb!ic Schools,
DR.. WIN. Frear.
The Importance of Sanitary Regula.
tioDs in Public Schools, T.. F. Ritchey.
SATURDAY MORNING.
Management of the Corn Crop, Hon. j..
b. Phelps.
Glover as a Fertilizer and Forage Crop,
Hon. n. B. Critchfield.
Commercial Fertilizer. DIR. VIM.
Frear.
The Disadvantages of Side Hill Farm
ing, W. A. Kribbs.
Successful Potato Raising, Amos F..
Ledebur.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Question Box.
The "Plowing of the Wicked" or
Wicked Flowing Hon. n. b. Critchfield.
Fo, estry, S. ID. Irwin.
Benefits of Shade Trees Along Public
Roads, T., d. Collins.
Principles of Stock Feeding, DR.. VIM.
Frear.
Economy in Cattle Food, Hon. J b.
Phelps.
SATURDAY EVENING.
Music. Question Box.
Essay. An Old Subject, Reforming
the Home, Miss Lizzie Harkenrider.
Wheat, Flour and Bread, DR.. VIM
Frear.
Essay. Home Life on the Farm, Miss
Ida Ledebur.
The Inconvenience of Women in Gen.
eral, Mrs. r. Y. Gillespie.
Essay. The Primary Education-Its
Importance to the Child's Future Life
Miss Flo Morrison.
The farmers Home, Hon. N, B.
Critchfeld.
AT CLARIMGTON, FEBRUARY 5TH
The Institute at Clarington will begr
Monday, Feb. 5, 1900, at $3.50 a. m. anC
continue one day. Following is the pro
gram:
MONDAY FORENOON.
Music. Prayer.
Address of Welcome, X. N. Marshall.
Response, Or. VIM. Frear.
Increasing and Maintaining Fertility
Hon. J. b. Phelps
Commercial Fertilizer and Lime, Hon
n. b. Critchfeld.
The Waste From the Stable aud Barn
yard, Dir. VIM. Frear.
Potato Culture, Geo. d. Shields.
Good Roads; How They Benefit tn,
Farmer, Joseph Hall.
MONDAY AFTERNOON.
Music. Question Box.
Economy in Cattle Foods, Hon. J. b
Phelps.
Glover as Fertilizer and Forage Crop
II on. n. B. Critchield.
Stock Raising in Forest County, r. N
Marshall
The Principles of Stock Feeding, DR.
VIM. Frear.
Can Fruit Be Grown With Profit by
the Farmers in Forest County? II. J
Gray.
MONDAY EVENING.
Music. Question Box.
Duties of Supervisors, Hon. j. b
Phelps.
Should We Have Graded Schools il
the Country? Prof M. II. Hindman.
Farmers Home, Hon. n. b. Crtch
field.
The Boy on the Farm; His Advanta
ges and Possibilities. DR.. J. J. Brewer.
Nature Studies in Our Public Schools
DR.. VIM. Frear.
Oil Notes.
Duke & Wolcolt's No. well on tn,
Myers farm at Fauncetown was drilled
i'm last night and gives indications of be