Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-03
PRIZE WINNING CATTLE
TO BE ON DISPLAY
Lectures and Demonstrations on Best
Types to Be Delivered - Convention
Will Be Held in Cedar Rapids Nov.
is, II, 1s and 1s-The Program in
Detail.
'pecial to Times-Republican


new and attractive features.
The association will inaugurate Il
feature in this years program that is
lectures demonstrating the best type
of dairy cattle will be given by H. G..
Van Pelt, state dairy expert. This is
the first time attention has been given
to such work in a meeting of this ma
ture Animals that have been pro-
nounced the best specimens of the
various dairy breeds will be used. The
individuals selected will be especially
useful in showing the value of breed
ing for production as we'll as for show
yard characteristics. In all there will
be about thirty or forty animals upon
which to work in giving the lectures.
From the view point of a show, these
will be an attraction never before seen
at an Iowa meeting. Their excellence
is evidenced by their show ring rec
ords. All are the products of careful
breeding and handling and are espec-
tally good representatives of the best
in the breeds.
In the basement of the auditorium
the Iowa State Dairy Association has
arranged to have an exhibit of dairy
cattle. Animals from the prize Win
ming Holstein- Friesian herds owned by
w. B. Barney and Frank White at
Hampton, Iowa, and the Guernsey herd
Of w. w. Marsh, Of Waterloo, Iowa.
| Will be at Cedar Rapids. The Iowa
State College will send some Of the
Ayrshire cattle recently purchased.
Some Of the greatest Jerseys of the
breed from the herds of Hon. J. j
Richardson, of Davenport, Iowa, and
C. T. Graves, of Maitland Mo-, will be
shown. These are the herds that furn-
ished the winners at both the Chicago
and ST. Louis Worlds Fair Cow Dem
onstrations.
| There will be demonstration lectures
in judging of dairy cattle under the
direction of. Iowa State Dairy Assoc
cations, expert, Prof. Hugh G. Van
Pelt, using the great dairy animals
above mentioned.
This will be a wonderful object les
son to the dairymen and creamerymen
of Iowa and should in itself draw big
attendance.
| The program follows:
Tuesday Evening, Nov. rs, 1880.
1 Call to order-President W. D.
Barney, Hampton.
Address of. Welcome--Hon- Matt j
Miles, mayor of Cedar Rapids.
Responsible. E. r. Shoemaker
Waterloo.
| Report of secretary-Mr. w. B
Johnson, Des Moines.
| Report of Treasurer-lMr. r. L. Odeli
Ames.
Appointment of Committees.
Vocal dSolo-Mr. E. c. Lytton, Des
Moines.
Presidents Address-Mr. w. 3
Barney Hampton.
Music.
Address-Hon. H. r. Wright. state
dairy and food commissioner, Des
Moines.
Wednesday Morning, Nov. IL.
The entire forenoon up to 10 o'clocl
will be spent in the machinery hall and
at the livestock exhibit.
| 9:3O-Call to order.
$50 to 10:15-Address "The Silo,'
by Mr.. A. L. Hacker, professor OF
dairy husbandry. University of Ne
braska, Lincoln.
1915 to 11-Discussion.
IL to 11:4o-Address, The Disease
of Cattle" by DIR. David Roberts
| Waukesha. Wis.
Wednesday Afternoon, Nov. IL.
1870 oclock-Call to order.
1:45 to 2:3O-Address, Prof. c. F
| Curtiss, dean and director Iowa State
College. Ames.
2:3O to 315-Address. Hon. B. IT
Raw, chief of the dairy division. Uni.
ted States department of agriculture
Washington, d. G.
3:15 to Address, Judge William B
| Quarton, Algona.
AT Machinery Hall and live stool
exhibit
Wednesday Evening, Nov. II.
.7:30-Call to order.
7:45 to S:30-Address, "The Tru'
Measure of the Dairy Cow" Nh
Charles l.. Hill, Rosendale. Wis.
Vocal Solo.-AGr. L. c. Lytton, De!
Moines.
s:so-Illustrated lecture on GRADING
Up the Dairy Herd, Prof. Hugh G Val
Pelt, Iowa state dairy expert Water
loo.
Thursday Morning, Nov. 10.
1880 to 10 o'clock-NMachinery Hal
and live stock exhibit.
10 to 11-Election of officers. =
i1--AuuISSS. ht. NJ -fipt ICuSSIi, Pi "
fessor of dairying. Iowa State College
| Ames
Thursday Afternoon, Nov. 10.
1880 to Address, Reorganization,
Mr. Guy Thomas, Clear Lake.
Discussion.
to 2:3o-Address, "Co-operation.
Mr.. A. l.. Remington, Ruthven.
$3.50 to address, Cream Scorin,
and Results" Mr.. H. E. Fowler, Han
lontown.
Discussion.
to 3:s0-Address. Maintaining
Harmony Among Patrons" j. B. Field
man. Dyersville.
$3.50 to Address, NEED of Farm
Sanitation" f. w. Stephenson, Lamont
I 4-Machinery and Cattle Halls open
Thursday Evening, Nov. 10.
7:3O-Call to order
J 7'45 to 8:15-Address, Prof. G. L
4 Mckay, Chicago,
| s:15-Address, Hon. E. R. Moore
Cedar Rapids.
! s:ao-Address, Gov. B. F. Carroll
Des Moines.
Announcement of scores and award
ii,e, of medals and prizes.
Friday Morning, Nov. 10.
1880 to 10-Machinery anhcattle ex
hibit.
i 1880 to 10-Butter Hall open to eXhi
hitorc and craa mary secratariaS