The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-07
FARMERS WEEK.
Topeka WIN Be a Busy Place After
Monday.

The complete programmes for Far
mers week have been given out by the
various associations which will hold
conventions here from January 9 to IA
The following events are scheduled TO
take place in Topeka during that week:
Kansas Improved Stock Breeders as
ISOLATION, fifteenth annual meeting, SUI
preme court rooms. Capitol building.
January gil, 1905.
State board of agriculture. thirty
fourth annual meeting, supreme court
rooms, Capitol building. january 11-14,
1905.
Kansas state poultry show, sixteenth
annual exhibition, Topeka Auditorium,
January Ola, 1905
Kansas State Veterinary Medical as
sOciation, second annual meeting, city
council chamber, Tuesday, January 10,
1905.
Secretaries of Kansas fair circuit, at
state board of agriculture rooms, Cap
itol building, Tuesday, January 10, at
Kansas swine-Breeders' association,
business session, Hotel Throop, Vednes-
day January II, 2. m
Kansas Division Red Polled Cattle
Club of America, business session, state
board of agriculture rooms. Wednes-
day January IL, 4:3O p. m.
Kansas Bee-Keepers' association,
room 5, Capitol building. Tuesday,Jan-
Breeders annual banquet rendered
by the Shawnee County Breeders club,
at Hotel Throop, Wednesday, January
IL. at $3.50 p. m.
Stock Breeders Programme.
The following is the programme for
the Improved Stock Breeders fif-
teenth annual meeting:
Monday, January 8.
Business session, Shawnee County
Breeders club. Topeka Commercial
club rooms. 627 Kansas avenue. 1880
Executive session of officers and d.
rectors Kansas Improved Stock
mercial club rooms. 627 Kansas ave
nue., II a. m.
GENERAL SESSION. 2 O'CLOCK.
Announcement of committees and
other business.
Report of ecretary-treasurer
Presidents annual address-Dr. Q.
o. Wolf. Ottawa.
sheep Breeding an Important IN
dustry for Kansas T. Treadway,
LaHarpe.
Reception of new members.
DAIRY SESSION. s O'CLOCK.
Factories and Cream eries in the Pro-
duction of Milk'-Henry Van Leu
ween. Salina.
''rhe Ideal Dairy Cove. F.
'Prohtable Dairy Stock for the
General Farmer"-John E. Hinshaw.
Emporia.
practical Hints for Dairymen"-
Prof z. w Curtis. Kansas City.
Profitable Dairying G. Bur
ton, Topeka.
Tuesday. January 10.
STOCK FEEDERS SESSION, $3.50
O'CLOCK
'sheep Feeding for fit''-Marion
A. Rogers, Wichita.
Feeding and Fitting Pure Bred
Stock for Show and Sale"-J. F.
Stodder. Burden.
Economical Production of High
Glass Beef and Pork"-Prof. G. c.
Wheeler, Kansas Agricultural college
Breeding Cattle"-Prof. II. r. Smith.
Nebraska experiment station.
SWINE BREEDERS' SESSION, Q
O'CLOCK.
Contributed by the Kansas Swine
Breeders Association.)
Control of Infections and Contagi-
Gus Diseases H. S. Maxwell Sa- |
lima.
Individuality in the Herd''-George |
w. Berry, Emporfa.
Topical discussion led by the follow
ing named breeders: Will H. Rhodes, |
w F. Garrett, Ports; John
O. Hunt, Marysville; G. W. Freelove, !
Clyde; w. r. Peacock, Sedgwick.
HORSE SESSION. 8 O'CLOCK
1.-THE Horse Usefur'-Ed Dorsey,
Girard.
THE American Horse''-Frank H. |
Foster, Topeka.
1.-The Coach Type of Horses''-O. L.
Chapman.
THE Breeding of Standard Bred |