The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-23
IMPORTANT NEE Ting
BOOKED FOR JANUARY
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
TO BE ENTERTAINED HERE.
Program Of Three Days Session EN-
braces Many Lines of Work That
Engage Attention Of Minnesota
Farmers Experts and Teachers to
Discuss Topics Of Scientific TIlage.

The first convention Of the new year
IN Minneapolis will be the annual
meeting Of the Minnesota State Agri-
cultural society, which will be held in
the assembly, room at the courthouse on
tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
AS the managing organization of the
is one of the most important in the
state. 1t is made up Of representatives
OF the agricultural interests of Mime
sofa and is wholly free from politics.
In fact, the political affiliations of the
members and officers are not usually
known or thought of. Under its CON
troll the Minnesota fair has become the
greatest in the country.
Reduced rates, fare and third,
large attendance is expected. It is the
second year in succession that the So
clety has been entertained by Mime
apo1is. - - = !, y. - y,
Secretary E. w. Randall has devoted
much time and attention to the pro-
gram and has at last announced the
following interesting list of addresses
and business: ~ -
~, TUESDAY, JAN. 8. e:ao AM.
Prayer, George H. Bridgman, DID,, president
Hamline university. '..-.s0 -, - :.
auuresS, Governor John A. Johnson.
Appointment Of committees, credentials, reso.
lutions. 1>"'
Farm Drainage G.. 6. Elliott. drainage ex-
's''' washington; reg pM W. Meyer st. James,
Successful Horse Breeding" Alex Galbraith,
Cattle Breeding DR.. H. M. Brown, Hills.
food department.. E. X. Slater COMMISSIONER.
me Mission of the Dairymen's Association
j. .a r. MG %ls!,. oWat9nna, MINI;
Professor T. L. Hacker, St. Anthony Park. =
The Buttermaker," James Sorenson, Lyndale
=. The Dairy and Farm Joprnal," A. w. Trow,
st. Paul. y -'
Quality and Quantity" e. K. Slater st.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. Q. $50 A, NJ.
Under the auspices Of the Field Crop Breed
ers' association.
Corn and It's Improvement" A. D. shame1,
assistant department of agriculture, washing
Modern Swine Feeding Professor william
pm, under the auspices of the Live Stock
Breeders association, livestock pavilion, univer-
sity farm. .-
to Meet IT, Professor H. W. Mumford .urbana
,.yalue.of Yearly Records in Establishing
B1ackmer, Albert Lea. MINI.
Methods of Selecting Breeding Stock" G.
'" vt gfoet Ssa4srx Board Mimi Work
L
Needs" Dr. S. H. Ward. st. Paul. MINI.
Meat-cutting demonstrations, D. A. Gatn1nitz
and w. Fl. Tomhave, st. Anthony Park, Mimi
Supper at school at $3.50 pm, for members
and delegates. .--/
7;so pm, livestock pavilion, university farm.
Music, orchestra. = " q
Parade. breeding stock.
Address, DR.. H. NJ. Brown.
Music, orchestra.
Show steers, winners at international, A. Boss.
Draft horses Qllinois), Percherons, Clydesdale.
Belgians, Charles B.: Crandall. 4
Address. Senator J. NJ. Hackney
Music, orchestra. Il
Carriage and coach horses (Illinois), DR.. Fl.
NJ, Reynolds. sgHtE@I.s M MO q
Address, Professor Thomas Shaw. -; - ,> =
Standard bred and high school horses (Illfnois),
Dr.. Curryer. = e. :; s:fss S,y:a5, :. :,[,.
Thursday, Jan. 10, $50 am. =; Ill.,, =. IT,. ;.
Presidents annual address. - -. 80 -.
Secretarys report y. -, sr:asse.,.s. -.~,-+ =,
Treasurer's report. ! tvI .yats g.. !.
Report of committees. 49,. - s.. -. g, . -
Election of officers. ~ ~ = Il @=.,zs.% 4.
pm, business meeting and election of Off
GERS Of the Live Stock Breeders association. "