The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-01-19
DAIRY MEN MEET
NEXT WEEK


while not entirely complete will be
substantially as follows, the sessions
opening at 1890 a. M, and 1880
and 7:45 p. M, of each day.
Small Grains and How to Grow
Them S. Foote, Middleton.
Dry Farming and Best Crops to
Grow-John P. Hall.
Potato Growing and Irrigation-J.
B. Garfield.
The Commercial Orchard--Chas
Paine, Roswell.
The Family Orchard &C. P. Hart
ley, Caldwell.
Pruning of the Orchard-Chas.
Parsons, Inspector Dist. No. 4 with
demonstrations.
Small Fruits-b by MIR. Lewis, Of
Caldwell.
Pure Milk and Sanitary Dairying
Feeding and Care of the Dairy
Animal-N. S. Miller.
Breeding, Feeding and Marketing
of Cattle and their PrOducts-D. r.
Hubbard.
The Jersey for the Dairy and Fam
ily-W. f. Boulton.
Purefood Laws and the Dairy
A. F. Hit, Dairy and Purefood Com
missioner.
How to Select the Dairy Cow, with
Demonstrations in judging, from an
imals brought to the meeting -Prof.
II. r. French.
THE Cows Place in Civilization, :"
Charles B. Thompson, buttermak-
er at the Caldwell creamery.
Good Roads and How to Get
Theme. +. Brainard, Payette,
President Canyon County Good
Roads association
Hog Raising and Best Breeds"
=. N. Jones, Middleton.
Sugar Beet Culture-C. S. Faurot,
Agricultural superintendent, and
Joseph Dickens.
Soils and Crop Improvement
Prof. C. A. Crosthwait, Agronomist,
Idaho Agricultural College and Ex-
pertinent station.
Poultry Raising" by II. T. Lew
Is, New Plymouth, president of Can
yon County Poultry association.
Bees and How to Handle Them
Otto Geise, of Notus.
Irrigation and Soil Conditions-by
Elias Nelson, Irrigationist. Univer-
sity of Idaho and Government Elk
pertinent stations.
Domestic Science-by Miss Eliza
beth Ryan, Instructor Domestic Sci
ence University of Idaho, with dem
onstrations in cooking. These talks
and demonstrations will prove Of
great interest, particularly to women.
The stock judging demonstrations
by Professor French and Hon. d. A.
Hubbard, will likewise be valuable
features of the meetings.
Probably other subjects than those
given above, will be presented and
all of the topics will be open for
discussion. There will likewise be
a Question Box" and those who
wish to ask questions for the pur-
pose of having them answered, or
briefly discussed, will come prepared
to do so.
The program as outlined Is liable
to some change as may seem best to
suit the conveniences of the meet
ings. The subjects pertaining espec-
tally to dairy and creamery matters,
will be on the program for the Dairy
Association meeting, which will be
Wednesday, the 23rd. The sessions
will open at 1890 a. m. An address
OF welcome will be delivered on
Tuesday evening by Mayor Madden,
with response by Hon. Silas viii
son, of Nampa, and others.
A neat exhibit of dairy, fruit and
farm products is being arranged, and
Caldwell business men have offered
~ hNNSb w uud lltSlNaI W lHt duulT.
The prizes are given herewith. A
free trolly ride over the Caldwell
lnter-Urhan Railway to the govern.
ment dam site at Lake Lowell, is
booked for Thursday forenoon.
There is also to be reception to
the visitors and every effort viii be
made to have very pleasant as
well as Profitable time.
Farmers and dairymen should beal
these combined meetings in mind
and plan to attend. They will Offer
exceptional opportunities for obtain
ing valuable INFORMATION as we'll a:
for having a fine social time.
DR. C. II SNYDER has onnnaa 30