The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-12-24
iHl-SrATE GRAIN GROWERS
CONVENTION At FARGO, JAN.
1921, 1910.
GREATEST in THE WORLD
James J. Hill Will be the Principal
Spsaksr-other Leading Asrieul.
turists Will Talk On Farm
Problems.

road builder and student OF conditions
OF the great west, will be the principal
speaker at the annual Tri-State Grair
Growers convention which win be held
In this city. Jan. 1921. inclusive. Thi.
will be the twelfth annual meeting
OF this great body OF agriculturalists
admitted to be the greatest convention
VI agriculturists held in the country.
President Worst Announces the fol.
lowing as the scheduled programme
subject to minor changes:
Thursday, Jan. 10.
10 a. m. Prayer.
Address OF Welcome-Hon. n. s. Lew
IL. Fargo.
Response.
The manure spreader and It's advant.
ages-Supt. T. A. Hoverstad.
Winter wheat in North Dakota-Dear
J. II. Shepherd.
appointment Of committees. and mis-.
cellaneous business.
L: 80 D. m.
Advantages of thing iand-R NJ
Dolve. N. d. A. G.
Grasses and their relation to scien.
tihc agriculture-W. J. Spillman Of
Washington. ID. c.
Rotation Of crops and soil fertility
Prof. Andrew Boss, Minnesota school
OF agriculture.
Care Of land with reference to plant
diseases-Dean II. L. Bolley, N. d,
A. G.
There will be no session on Tues
day evening.
Wednesday. Jan. ~.
$3.50 a. m
Reflections on present day dairy cons
ditions--Joel Winkjer. U. 8. depart
ment OF agriculture. division Of
dairying.
What dairying has done for other
state-Prof. g. L. Martin. N. d. A.
The dairy COW for the dairy man-O.
c. Gregg. N. d. farmers institutes.
1880 p. m.
Value Of laws regulating horses Of
fered for public service-Prof. w.
B. Richards. N. d. A. c.
The bacon hog for the northwest
Harry G. Krum. Yorkshire Breeders
association. White Bear Lake. MINI.
The production OF beef cattle for mar
ket-J. A. Power. manager HELEN
dale stock farm. Power. N. ID.
The place of sheep In mixed farm
ing-George McKerriw. Supt. Wis.,
consin farmers institute.
1880 D. m.
Livestock on the farm-R. A. WHkin-
son. commissioner. Great Northern
railroad.
Handling range bred ewes on N. d.
farms-McLain Cooper. Hillsboro.
N. d.
Relation OF fairs to the agricultural
industry-A. T.. Chamberlain. Supt.
farmers institutes, s. ID.
Thursday, Jan. 20.
Trees for protection and ornament
about the farmstead-O. c. Gregg.
Northwestern horticultnre-A. Brack-
cit. horticulture lecturer. Minnesota
farmers institute.
Economic forestry for the northwest
c. b. waldron. horticulture. N. d.
A. C.
80 y. m.
The afternoon session will be in tho
hands Of the American Society OF
Equity. u. s. Senator p. J. McCum-
Der VIII be one of the principal speak
ers Of the session.
AGRICULTURAL COllege cadet D0n0 con.
cert. 1880 to $50.
The training Of girls for their life
work-Miss Jessie NJ. Hoover, dean
OF women. N. d. A. c.
The grange and Its mission TO the
farming communicate. J. Bach.
elder. editor National Grange.
Friday, i'm. Fl.
3: 80 n. m.
The work of the demonstration farms
w. r. Porter. superintendent DEM
onstration farms. n. d. A. C.
Of northwestern agriculture
M. +. Greeley. editor The Dakota
Farmer.
The progress Of North Dakota-w. C.
Gilbreath, commissioner OF agricui-
ture. North Dakota.
Necessity and means OF keeping the
country free from weeds-Prof. II.
L. Bolley. biological department. N.
ID. A. C.
| 80 D. m.
Report Of committee on resolutions.
of officers.
business.
milling and baking tests
their value and importance to farm
ers and millers-L A. Fitz. govern
ment laboratory OF grain standard
ization. n. d. A. c.
]. Hill.