The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-19
INDIANA INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS-
WILL MEET IN INDIANAPOLIS
State Board of Agr1ue Fair Managers Seine Breeders Corn
Gy07Uey and Other Associations Coming.

cussion. James NJ. Donnelly and w. G.
Riley; election of officers; adjournment
Indiana Angus Cattle Breeders Asso-
ciation.-
Jan. at o'clock>p. m.-Wil r. Pleak.
president, Greensburg. Ind; George w.
Henderson, secretary, Lebanon, Ind.
Afternoon Session. p. m, meeting called
to order and presidents address; 2:3O p. m,
roll-call; minutes of previous meeting; 3 2;
m, reports of officers and committees; 800
p. m, election of officers; p. m, unfin-
ished and new business and social hour;
adjournment
Evening Session-7:30 D. M, Angus Talk
and What / Saw on Ny Visit TO Scotland,
W. H. Goodwine. West Lebanon, Ind; Sis
p. m, Things that Most Interest Breeders
of Angus Cattle" o. Z. Bradfute, CEDAR
vile, O.
Indiana Swine Breeders Association
j. b. Luyster. president, Franklin, Ind;
A. S. Gilmore, vice president, GreenSpurg'
Ind; w. r. Midkiff, secretary, Shelbyville,
Ind; Allen Beeler. treasurer, Liberty, Ind;
executive committee. l.. l.. Mooreman r. +.
Moore l.. l.. Henshaw.
Thursday, Jan. Z, o. clock a. m.-Address
by president; minutes of last meeting; Ell,
fects Of Feed on Size and Quality OF Bone,
e. j. Barker, Thorntown, Ind, discussed
by W. S. Johnston, New Augusta, Ind;
Some of the Difficulties which Swine
Breeders Have to Encounter and How TO
ton, Ind, discussed by w. O.. Smiley, Jud-
son, Ind; What Constitutes the Real Value
of Breeding Animals and Why Do Breeders
Pay Seemingly High Prices for Some Ami
mails and refuse to Buy Others that are
Seemingly Better at Low Tices?" Col. Q.
A. Travis, Lafayette, Ind, discussed by Col.
Allie Powell. Wabash, Ind Some Leaks . IN !,
Joe Cunningham, Peru, Ind, discussed Dy
Line Lukens, Disko. Ind. THE Swine
Breeder and His Pedigrees," w. II. Morris,
Indianapolis, Ind; general discussion Has
the Price of Breeding Hogs Decreased In
the Past Twelve Months; If so, What is the
Cause of same?" Lloyd Mugg kokomo'
Ind. Best Way to Make Money Out of
Hogs" Charles Lockhart, Martinsville, Ind,
discussed by Allen Beeler, Liberty, Ind;
when Animals are Sold Guaranteed TO
Breed, What Responsibility Attaches TO the
Seller and What to the Buyer" Col. David
b. Wallace, Indianapolis. Ind, discussed by
Walter j. Quick, Winchester. Ind; (which
is Most Proftable-the Large. Medium or
Small Hog? Is the Demand for Large Hogs
Greater Now than in Past Years?" f. F.
Moore, Rochester, Ind, discussed by c. c.
Cotton, Manila, Ind; us Breeder Justi-
fed in Selling His Seconds or Culls TO the
Farmer Trader F. p. Modlin, New Castle,
Ind, discussed by Marie Riley, Thorntown,
Ind; How Shall We, as Swine Breeders,
Proceed to Secure Competent Judges for the
Worlds Fair of 1sOi?'' general discussion.
Special Notice-Banquet at Denison Ho-
tel Thursday, Jan. Z. at 1880 p. m.
Banquet Committee.-John Harcourt, NJ.
w. Neal, ]. b. Luyster, David b. Wallace,
w. s. Johnson, Charles B. Lockhart. e. K.
Morris, A. +. May. Swine-breeders head
quarters, Oneida Hotel, South Illinois street.
Farmers Mutual Insurance Companies
Union Of Indiana
Aaron Jones, president, South Bend, Ind;
II. L. Nowlin. secretary, Lawrenceburg,
Ind.
Thursday and Friday, Jan. Z and s, Room
u State House.-Thursday, 10 a. m.-Call to
order; address of welcome, Governor w. 7.
Durbin; response, l.. z. Collier. Kokomo;
presidents annual address, Aaron Jones,
South Bend; appointment of committees;
1.-The Best Method OF Occupying the Entire
Field for Mutual Insurance" DR.. Joseph
Saunders, Anderson.
1870 p. m-Enrollment Of members; How
Can the Farmers Best be Educated I'm the
Matter of Insurance. w. X. Clore, Frank
lin; What Mutual Insurance is Doing for
the Farmers of Indiana?' l.. w. Dunfee.
Columbia City; Cyclone Insurance., Hon.
George W Kell. Hunterstown; How Shall
We Get the Companies to Join Our Union?"
A. L. Helm, Boonville: address, Judge e.
NJ Coffin, Lincoln, Neb.
Friday, $3.50 a. m.-Report of companies
by delegates; Making and Collecting As
sessments," l. NJ. Miller, Upland; Should
as to
What Mutual Insurance Companies owe
Their Employees and Vice Versa?" L. j.,
Hooke. Stockport; report of secretary and
election of officers.
1880 p. m.-Appointment of standing COM
mittees; 1.-The Value Of Printers Ink in the
Mutual Insurance Work" II. +. Hitchcock.
Lincoln. Neb.; miscellaneous business and
adjournment
Among other associations in the industrial
congress that win meet next month are the
following:
Indiana Duroc-Jersey Swine Breeders As
ISOLATION, meets Jan. and at the State
house.
Indiana Poland China Swine Breeders
Association, meets Jan. at 1880 p. m.
Indiana Jersey Cattle Club, meets Wednes-
day, Jan. 6.
Indiana State Beekeepers' Association.
meets Wednesday and Thursday, Jan. 6
and z.
A call has been issued to the Guernsey
Cattle Breeders of Indiana to meet at the
Statehouse Jan. to organize Guernsey
cattle club. A rate of one and one-third
| fare for the round trip has been granted on
| account of these meetings. All persons in
| terested in industrial pursuits are invited to
attend