The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-05
THE ACRICUL TURISTS
WILL CONVENE
NEXT WEEK
Minnesota Society to Hold
Its Annual Meeting at st.
Paul Commercial Club
Instructive Papers to Be
Read by Prominent Educa-
tors.

An especially interesting and instruc-
tive meeting of the Minnesota State
agricultural society will be that of JAN
IL, II and 15-the 1903 annual meeting.
which will be held in the rooms of the
st. Paul Commercial club. Secretary
Il. w. Randall has prepared a most
entertaining programme, in which
many prominent agriculturists, breed
erS and educators will appear quite
frequently. The meetings will COM
mence Tuesday morning, Jan. Is, and
Will continue to Thursday noon, term
mating with the election of officers.
1t is not expected that there will
be much contest in the election. Pres
ident c. S. Cosgrove, Of LIE Seuer, is
undoubtedly due to succeed himself.
While Chester r. Smith, of st. Paul,
and B. F. Nelson, of Minneapolis, will
undoubtedly be again chosen for vice
presidents. The terms of J. M. Under
wood, of Lake City, and l.. D. Baird.
of Austin, members of the board of
managers, expire, and both will be re-
elected If they are willing to serve.
The programme in detail is given here
with:
Tuesday, Jan. 13-Morning Session.
Prayer, George H. Bridgman, D. D.,
president Hamline university.
Address, Hon., S. r. Van SAINT, governor
Appointment of committees credentials,
resolutions
viii Better Farming Pay? t. B. Terry,
Of the farmers institute corps
Tuesday Afternoon, 2 O'clock
(Under the auspices Of the Minnesota
Stock Breeders association.)
The Relation Of Live Stock Farming
to the Home Virginia c. Meredith, st.
Anthony Park.
:, sheep Industry" George McKerrow,
Sussex, Wis.
Tuesday Evening. O'clock
(Under the auspices Of the Minnesota
Stock Breeders association.)
'The Horse for the American Farmer
to Raise H. A. Briggs, Elkhorn, Wis
Utilizing Waste and By-Products on
the Farm by Means of Live Stock Rob-
ert Shaw, Agricultural college, Michigan.
Wednesday. Jan. 14-Morning Session,
Swine Husbandry," A. ]. Lovejoy,
Roscoe. III.
Economy in the Production of Meats"
Robert Shaw, Agricultural college, Mich
Wednesday Afternoon, 2 O'clock
Progress in Horticulture, Prof. s. B.
Green. st. Anthony PARK
Address, Cyrus Northrop, president
University of Minnesota.
Wednesday Evening, O'clock
(Under the auspices of the Agricultural
sota1. Dean w NJ Liggett, presiding.
What the Red River Valley Farmers
Need Most" H. H. Mowry, Anthony,
"The Exact Cost of Growing Crops"
Edward c. Parker Mortified, MINI.
"The Value, Cost and Preparation of
Food" Agnes G. Erickson. Hector, MINI.
Minnesota Students at the Interna-
tional Judging Contest" Robert Daley,
Flandreau, s. D.
MEAT From Birth to Block D. A.
Gaumnitz, St. Cloud. MINI.
The SELECTION Of Textile Fabrics for
Household Use" Edith H. Staples, st.
Paul. MINI.
Agriculture in Rural Schools Coates
P. Bull, Edna Mills. MINI.
Thursday, Jan. 15-Morning Session,
$50 O'clock
Presidents annual address.
Secretary's report.
TreaSurer'S report.
Report of Committees.
Election Of officers.
All papers and addresses will be
open for discussion 80 far as time
will permit.
The various branches of the Mime
sofa Stock Breeders association will
hold their meetings during Thursday
afternoon.
Reduced rates are announced from
all points in Minnesota upon all rail-
ways, on the certificate plan. Visit
ors will pay full fare coming to the
meeting, taking receipts for money
paid for railway tickets. If there is
an attendance of 100 or more. holding
certificates of the standard form show
ing the purchase of tickets at regular
rates (no certificate to be counted
showing the purchase of tickets at
SO cents or leSs), a rate of one-third the
usual fare will be charged for the re-
turn trip.