The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
NM subject. fiIs siforts M! " BE abb v Ho,.
onded ~ Prof, !, o. Miller Of Emory.

have every ctli " IN THO sWfiy oL = ~
vorhla cliinrnte, coll and foods fof !t aIl
prodtictldn u snilk and btit ter along eco.
monte ana profl Hlbia limits It Is gcneIr.
ally recognized that dharying Isl one q
The most pf1ntnbie forms u agriculture ttl
sio engage III, but owing Il, rs iaborious
nAt ,,rc, k has not made as farad y I, az ~.
ytarcemont & az ovr9 favorable t,onElatlonS
would warrant Il with tho advent, how W.
cvsr, 81 smiilnng cttines, hiclt promlssog
to prove satisfactory IN every WY WE y y
Industry IN III tpoti1d TO grow Inc N l re.
trr,rks ofl pro- e3sor Ed. a II !. VVebtst er Y. q
ti,e United states Dcpar trlscnt Of q gr1-
md NH, t,re, AID ttls Ilofl. RI. Scott ON.
har 81, tho STATE 4 foard OF " fc
from the Third Congret slonai DIST r 81
and tlls 4 other II Rerti asslg taed g 70
this subject Wilt theref oro, be peculaaaotrn4
~ interesting 70 The patrons q 's flary
fnlHtandry. q 4 slS IS N
Good Prices. \ s8
N.ablc pEicey III for 1rarlr, tsr g
Will be- discussed Wy Hon q a ~
Ior or ndiar,aro Ind. II =
to say that this Farmer sfnhl!e \.
anrjcca for Et1,e crops f,e grows than n1y
other class OF producers IL "a n1erl
Al II a II ID possible TO u devise ways and and
means by which the farmer can obtain ~ g
siuat reri,,neratio, Tor his efforts, 4 VIII
do much TO ameliorate condi ions on ao 1'l
farms 10 inspire Id love and app re alton y
Tor agriculture and 70 prevent the Sid s
population 81 the country for the croWded
tenement 81 tho city. 18th \ the coming GO lg
81 good roads. good schools, the telephone q
! ~ rTrni a delivery systesi, country ltfe
would be peculiarly attractive were f{sfrl,-
Ing Il 81 more remunera tive occupa ton.
gThatS IA should "a be remunerativ I've goes
without saying and hence the discussion
az this subject 81 bound to attract q large
aha "a OF Intention. ga Mr. To I'll DO
ably seconded by Mr.. G. y n. 81 Stacy 81
Amelia; Hon. "A. r. Thomas pf u Lynch y
burg, and r. Koin q 81 atin IL ION
he Relation Of tho fess 70 lAt,ri-s
will n DO another sub ect Of s1lt,.
usual interest to the delcga tes.s nd ID VIII
5be discussed by Hon. J. +. Jackson' ca a
Iitor or the Southern Planter. 4 richmond,
National Stockman and FARMER. II Fl ttsTr
burg. Pa. The dissemination Of useful
scientific facts related to the complicated
subject # 81 "a ayr Couture Is 33s largelS de-
pendent on the work. ! Of the agricultural
press and tho great DAILY " PAT ers.5 With
tho advent of tho rural delivery system.
the daily papers N have come to realize
the Importance of giving the IA rnier$ some,
thing definite and pract ical Wit tn refer.
yer,ce TO his occupa ton . TIL Is &C inly
ID movement Ii tn right direction. and all
l,o are familiar wi Il, the po ter and in.
Sluencc OF the press rea lie SWila 4 a. benefa
!; fetal effect It has had on one rtepNtUres
Every farmer should read d good. up-to-s
gda te. paper I and the remarks OF some OF
tho ii gert lerncr who have struggled II to
build up q press worth by OF "a tho great!
cause q It serves will receive an a ttentiye
hearing. 4 8f3
Corn ID the most Important crop raisev
In Virginia. land u It's improyemen mt will b1
discussed BY Hon. # ]. n. "a c. ne Beverley,
member OF 4 the State Board OF Agrlcul-
strlct. and other entlemen who have had
practical a experienc improving tf,ts
rtant Cereal ss +
Tobacco Growing. IA
Tobacco 4 growing viii be handled BY
Hon. " NJ. Barker, fnember OF the State
Board OF "a gricultude from tile Fifth Con-.
gressional District Captain Barker Is
ono Of e the largest and most successful
growers and fla dlers Of tobacco In the
State. .8. 38
San These are but a ~ the more irn-
&portnnt subjects to be discussed Mt the
third annual meeting OF the State Farm
Fers Institute. There are m any theirs
that are equally as Important and Mnc
Btical, and quite as far reaching In thein
scope and bearing. bu I space forbids heir
enumeration at Il the present time. Infor:-3
nation viii BIO cheerfnlly given reiat tive,
Ito these matters on II q pplica ton Ito the
secretary's Office. s55i y VI HI
Besides the feast OF good things pro-
svIdcd on the programme, there will pc
an excursion, free Of cost 20 al dele
and visitors to $Blncksburg, N on the last
4 day OF the Institute. M This will give all
attending an opportunity to see the work
OF the College OF Agriculture and 111xper ~
Siment Station; to come In Gcontac tf6 IN
other words, with the various Isinr vest ga VI
lions In progress designed to ameli oratel
conditions on our IA rIn. 8 4 here VIII Stpe
4 ii address to the delegates BY: PRESIDENT lent
q. S NJ. AIcBryde on behalf OF the coiiegea
Lunch Will be served In tho ollege dining
mai. nfter which the delegates will be
divided into groups, ccording to their .sl
snecial tastes, and given an opportunity
no gco the experimental fields, the col
M IN rms. the prac tical operatlon Of the
Sn,I,king machine, IL the herds and fiocks,i
the experimental beef cattle, the farm
crops. the dairy and the orchar ds anu
8gardens. II will be q day full Of gooa
things, day Of socin bllity anu R '.,,,,
$sol,nwship: d day, let US hope TINT .Wltl,
ma long Srem cmbercd In the anna - OF ~ lrss
iii ia agriculture Icducatl Ion is the great
n = Mn power at work for the leaven-
ing d, our az ricultural interests az. the
8nresent time. Every good friend q VT ~,
rinio d knows that tho progress OF 7. the
State depends on the Individual uplifting l s
81 every citizen within its borders e !, Il
great educational meeting Gins mn mn
#s 1npt ana earnest endorsement q every
c XII ~, Many Inquiries have E S,H, W.
sceIved sas 70 who is eligible for member \
sip In the insti to, y y nesdllesss =
SAY that any farmer can enjoy that PRIV
AiIege on tho payment Of s1,oo Whicl! !
entities him to 8a5 copy Of tho eport o.