The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-02
WITH THE STOCKMEN.
Annual Meeting Begins Next
Monday.

The Kansas breeders of fine stock
will begin their annual meeting in Rep
resentative hall next Monday afternoon
Their association is known as the Kan
sas Improved Stock Breeders associa-
ton, and this will be their twelfth an
nual meeting. 1t will continue through
Wednesday. The sessions of the as
ISOLATION proper will close Wednesday
afternoon, and they will all be held
in Representative hall, but the breed
ers' annual banquet will be held We'd
nesday evening in the rooms of the
State Horticultural society. Immediate
ly following the close of the breeders
association on Wednesday afternoon,
the annual meeting of the state board
of agriculture will begin.
Ex-Governor George w. Click is pres
ident of the breeders association, John
Bollin of Kfckapoo, is vice president.
tary-treasurer.
An interesting programme has been
prepared for the association. 1t will
be follows:
MONDAY. JANUARY 6, 1902
afternoon Session-Opening at O. cloelS)
Reception of new members.
Report of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Miscellaneous business.
w. Click. Atchison
Color in SShoEthorns and the Fred
About Trade Extension with Mexico
General discussion.
Pertinent Pointers for Breeders OF 'Pedi--
greed Stock Editor Western Breeders
Or. A 7. Kinsleys Manhattan. and ]. E.
Sure and Profftabie Crops to Raise for
Live stoek-General discussion. opened
Roy3f and Internatio1ai Live 1--we seooS E1
1r,e-fff tn = q aen1l ar77
c. A Stannard. Emporia.
An address-Charles F. Martin. .secre
TUESDAY. JANUARY Z. 1902
(Morning Sessions O'clock
Diseases of Live Stock-Dr. N. s. Mayo.
Sheep Husbandry--w- W. Cook, Russell;
a State Fair Opposition: What WIN
THE. Free for All Session" Five Minute
Remarks by Members of the Assoeiation
thing of interest for the good of the order.
Some B1s Of oVer Young
Sows-H. P. Kirkpatrick, Wolcott; Christ
Dipping Hogs for Health and Thrift
Col Moore, Kansas City.
Suggestions as to F, Feeding and Breeding
and Teddy ". Morse, Kansas City. Mo:
Hand Fed Calves at the Kansas Station
Prof D. II. Otis, Manhattan.
Progress of Pure Bred Stock at the Ag-
ricultqral College F'arm-Senator J. l. Al
Dairy Stock and Products as Viewed in
q Trip Around the World-J. e. Nissley,
CEvening session-7:9o o'clock.)
secretary of the American Angora Goat
Breeders association, Kansas City.
The Horse Our Farmers Should Raise
T. A. Hubbard, Rome.
The Evils and Extravaganc of Horse
Companies-A discussion. j. C. Robinson,
s. C. Hanna and H. w. Avery.
The Horse and Mule Industry and the
Market requirements John NJ. Grant.
Kansas City.
Combination Sale and Judging Contest
at Time of Annual Meeting-General dis
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY s, 1902.
(Morning Session. sion s o,eloGk-steer Feed
Baby Beef-Prof. M H. CottreI Man
The Steer to Feed for Proft-J.D. Small,
Atchison: c. P. Dewey, Manhattan; T. M.
Potter, Peabody.
The Relation of the Breeder of Pure
Herbert w. Munford, professor of animal
husbandry. College of Agriculture, Ur-
The Worlds Fair at ST. Louis in 1903
An official of the Louisiana Purchase Ex-
position company and members of the
Kansas commission.
AFTERNOON Session. O'clock.)
Reports of committees.
Appointment of standing committees.
Election of officers and directors.
The Work of Agricultural Colleges
President E. r. Nichols, Manhattan.
An Address-Prof. W. A Henry, dean
of the Wisconsin College of Agriculture.
An AddresS-Prof $. G. Plumb, Indiana
Experiment station
Adjournment at 8 AS clock