The independent., 1904-01-14
ORGANIZED AGRICULTURE
Annual Meetings of the Association for
the Promotion Of Agriculture, ETC.,
Lincoln, January Is To "a

the associations for the promotion OF
agriculture and animal husbandry in
Nebraska, to be held in Lincoln, jan
uary Is to %. Headquarters will be
at the Lindell hotel. The railroads
have made rate of one fare plus SO
cents from all points in Nebraska to
Lincoln and return, except where the
open rate and one-third makes less.
| Meetings will be held at the University
farm; street cars run directly there.
Nebraska state board of agriculture
will meet in the chapel of Memorial
Hall, state university, January 10 to
21. J. B. Dinsmore, president, Sutton.
Prof. w. A. Henry, dean of the agri-
cultural college, university of Wiscon-
sin, will address this meeting We'd
nesday, January 20, at 8 p. m.
Nebraska state swine breeders aSSO-
ciation will convene in the stock
judging room, University farm jan
uary 19 at 8 a. m. r. M. Blodgett,
president, Beatrice.
Nebraska improved live stock breed
ers' association will convene in the
stock judging room, University farm,
January 20, at a. m. VIM. Ernst,
president, Graf.
Nebraska dairymen's association will
meet at room 201, dairy building, state
farm, January 20 and 21. J. K. Hon
eywell, president, Lincoln.
Nebraska state horticultural society
meeting will be held in the new horti-
cultural building. University farm,
January 19 to 21. G. S. Christy, presi-
dent, Johnson.
Nebraska corn improvers' associa-
ton meeting and winter corn show
will be held January 19 to %. Meet
ing at room 207, experiment station
building. Lee Smith, president, De
Soto.
Nebraska Duroc-Jersey breeders as
sociation will meet in the afternoon,
January 49, at the Commercial club
rooms.
Nebraska shorthOrn breeders asso-
ciation will meet January 21 in the
dairy building, state farm.
Association of agricultural students
will hold its fourth annual meeting
January 18 at room 207, experiment
dent, Palmyra.
Nebraska park and forestry asso-
citation meeting will be held at horti-
cultural building, University farm,
January II. G. S. Harrison, president,
Franklin.
Nebraska state poultry association
will hold its show at the auditorium
Hon. T. l.. Norval, president, Seward.
Nebraska irrigation association will
meet January Il in room 205, expert
ment station building. A. G.. Wolfen-
barger, president, Lincoln.
Nebraska public library commission
will be represented at the various
meetings.
Nebraska veterinary association will
meet in joint session with the board
of agriculture, January 20. DR.. H.
Jensen, president, Weeping. Water
Nebraska bee keepers association
will meet January IS at the expert
ment station building, state farm. E.
Whitcomb, president, Friend.
Cooperative Grain and live stock
association will meet January 81. J..
S. Canaday, president Minden.
Among the men of distinction from
outside the state, who will be present
and deliver one or more addresses,
The Independent notes the following:
Prof. Henry, Prof. c.. G. Hopkins of
the Illinois agricultural experiment
station. Prof. J. III. Skinner of the
Indiana experiment station. DR.. J.
II. McNeall of the Iowa experiment
station. Joseph e. Wing of the
Breeders Gazette. Prof. o. Err of
Kansas agricultural college. Prof.
Geo G.. Hedgeock, assistant pathology
ist, botanical gardens, ST. Louis. j.
NJ. Irwin of the Western Fruit Grow
er. ST. Joseph. G. A. Shamel. Chlca-
go Prof. +. w Taylor, chief of agri-
culture for the 81. Louis exposition.
Col w. A. Harris. secretary of the
national shorthorn breeders assoeia-
ton. Chicago, Prof. John Hamilton.
farmers institute specialist for the
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