The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-03


ture at Washington, with host OF
prominent men in practical farming and
educational lines throughout the North
west. The complete programme IS;
Tuesday, Jan. z, 10 A. NJ.
Organization.
General Advantages and Prosperity Of
the Slater. j. Turner. commissioner of
agriculture, Bismarck, N. D.
Potato Cultivation-JameS Holes, Far
Tuesday, Jan. Z, p. M.
Corn Growing and Ensilage-Rufus E.
Fleming, Fargo
Discussion.
Dairying in the Dakotas-John Arm"
StrCrg, DeSmet, S. D.
Discussion.
Education of Boys on a FARM. M.
Dovlne, superintendent of public instruc-
ton, Bismarck, n. D.
Finishing Live Stock for the Eastern
Market. E. Phelan, Fargo.
Discussion.
Tuesday, Jan. z, $50 p. Nj.
Agriculture and Education-M. w.
House, Lidgerwood, N. d.
Discussion.
Selection of Seed-Ernest G. ScholIand-
er, agricult ural college.
Discussion.
Conservation Of Soil Moisture by Cul
tivation and Rotation of Crops-Prof. A.
M: Ten Eyck, agricultural college.
Discussion.
Corn Culture in the Northwest-K. J.
Nomland, Buxton.
Discussion.
Wednesday, Jan. 8, 10 A. Nj.
Drainage of the Red River Vallcy-
George A. Ralph, Crookston, MINI.
Discussion.
Diversified Farming-G. S. Barnes, Far
go.
Discussion
Our Farm Life. How to Decrease Its
Evils and Increase Its Blessings-Mrs. E.
+: Curtis, Moorhead, MINI.
Discussion.
Wednesday, Jan. 8, 2 II. Nj.
Development of Goose or Arnautka
Wheat and It's Adaptation to the Soils of
North Dakota-Frank R. Strong, SEQ
Vile
Economic Value of Trees on Farm
Prof c. B. Waldron, agricultural col
lege
Discussion.
The Farmer and the Newspaper-1on
Condo Hamlin, manager Pioneer Press
ST Paul, MINI.
Plant Nutrition-Prof E. f. Ladd, ag-
rICultural college.
Discussion.
Agricultural Education-s. M. Owen,
Minneapolis, Mimi.
Discussion.
Wednesday, Jan, s, $3.50 p. NJ.
Free entertainment for the delegates
ana Visitors to the grain and stock grow
ers convention.
Thursday, Jan. 8, 10 A. Nj.
Feeding Millet Seed to Stock DR.. T.
u. H1nebauch, Tower City
Discussion.
Diversified Farming" P. ]. Beltz. Bux-
Discussion.
=, 'Dairying as an Adjunct to Grain
Farming" Prof. f. E. Kaufman. agri-
cultural college.
Discussion.
Thursday, Jan. 8, p. NJ.
Sheep on the Grain Farm" Prof.
Ihomas Shaw, agricultural college.
Discussion.
report of committee on nature study
and agriculture in the common schools
r. E. Ladd, chairman for North Dakota
agricultural college.
Crop Rotation Prof. ]. H. shepperd.
agricultural college.
Discussion.
How to Clean q. Farm of Weeds and
Keep It Clean," Hon. D. w. McCanna,
Discussion.
ton, cerealist, representative from do
Eartment of agriculture, Washington,
ID. G. 011'
Thursday, Jan. o, $50 p. NJ.
Some Observations on Silos and Pig
Feedlng, Thomas Harrison, Blanchard
discussion.
Root Development of Cereals and Veg
eta3lesD (stereopticong, Prof. A. NJ Ten
Eyck, agricultural college
Discussion.
Fungus Infestation of Soils. Including
the Flax Wilt (stereopticon), Prof. II. l.,
Bolley, agricultural college.
Discussion.
Friday, Jan. 10, IOA Nj.
Address-T A. Hoverstad, superintend-
ent Minnesota substation Crookston.
Discussion.
THE Farm Telephone" Fl. D. Hurley.
Duane.
Discussion.
The Farmers Wife" Prof Marie p.
Sem. agricultural college.
Discussion.
Friday, Jan 10, ppm.
Grain and the Ranch" Prof r q
kOta.
Discussion.
,Address-President James ]. Hill, Great
Northern railroad.
Friday, Jan. 10, PM.
Not scheduled. Announcement dur;po,
the convention for this evening.