Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-01-19

DR.. r. +. Stallings, state chemist.
Buying Commercial Fertilizers" Judge
E. H. Galloway, Augusta.
'Cowpeas as Soil Improvers." Mr..
Claude Tuck. Athens.
Conserving Soil Fertility Through Fer
tiliEers." President Andrew NJ Soule.
Round Table Conference-Every person
is expected to take part in the discus
sions.
$50 P. NJ.
CONFERENCE ON FORESTRY.
Presiding officer, Judge p. II. Galloway,
Augusta. Ga.
The Preservative Treatment OF Fence
Posts" Mr.. W. F. Sherfesee, United
States forest service. washington, ID. c.
Conservative Methods Of Turpentin-
ing" DIR. Charles II. Herty, University of
North Carolina.
possibilities Of Timber Production on
Georgia Farms" Prof. Alfred Alderman,
professor OF forestry, State College Of
Agriculture.
Round table conference.
go P. NJ.
Address, How 1 Have Built Up My
Farms" Hon. Pope Brown, Hawkinsville.
Wednesday, January 90
"a NJ.
CONFERENCE ON CROP ROTATIONS.
Presiding officer. Hon. A. H. Hodgson,
Athens. Ga.
The Place OF Winter oats and Cow
peas In Crop Rotation" Hon. L. ]. Nor
rison, editor the Southern Ruralist, At
lanta. Ga
Crop Rotation as a Means OF Prevent
ing Soil Washing" Hon. Thomas G.
Scott. Forsyth. Ca.
Balancing UP the Food Supply Of the
Soil Through Crop Rotation" Prof. John
u Of
College Of Agriculture.
Round table conference.
2:9O P. NJ.
CONFERENCE ON AGRICULTURAL
EDUCATION.
Presiding officer. Hon. Jere NJ. Pound,
state school commissioner.
The Need for Practical Education in
Agriculture" Hon. +. G. Hunnicutt, edi-
tor the Southern CuItivator. Atlanta.
Training Teachers for Rural Schools. 1"
Prof. 7. j. Woofter. professor OF philoso-
ply and education. University of Georgia
The Reimbursement OF the Rural School
Curriculum TO Present Needs Prof. J. s.
Stewart. professor of secondary educa-
ton. University OF Georgia.
Round table conference.
7:30 p. NJ
Address. Education as a Means of
Solving the Problems OF Our Farmers"
Ex-Governor Joseph NJ. Terrell.
Thursday, January II
ga NJ.
CONFERENCE ON CORN PRoDUC-
TON.
Presiding onicer, DIR. L. G. Hartman,
Commerce, Ca.
The Results OF Experiments in Corn
Improvement" DIR. John E. Miller.
Gainesville. Ga.
"A Practical Method Of Selecting Seed
Corn for Farmers" Mr.. p. o. Vanacter
In charge OF field demonstrations State
College OF Agriculture.
Doubling the Corn Crop in Georgia, %
President Andrew NJ. Soule.
Round table conference.
2:S0 p. NJ.
CONFERENCE ON HORTICULTURE
Presiding oficer, Judge G. F. Gober,
Marietta.
The Need OF Organizing the Peach In
dustry." Judge NJ. J. Yeomans, Dawson.
Growing Peaches in North Georgia"
Hon. L. c. Wade, Cornelia, Ca.
Apple Production In Georgia" Colonel
]. P. Fort. Athens.
Horticulture in Georgia" Professor T..
II. Mediation, adjutant professor of horti-
culture. State College OF Agriculture.
Round table conference.
7:SO p. NJ.
Hygiene on the Farm DIR. James c..
Bloomfield. president board of health,
Athens. Ga
Friday, January %
800 A. NJ.
CONFERENCE ON COTTON GROW
ING.
Presiding officer. Hon. Dudley NJ
Hughes. DanviIle. Ca.
Leading Varieties of Cotton" Profes-
sor r. ]. Redding. Griffin, Ga.
Utilizing Cotton Seed Products" Hon.
L. A. Ransom, Atlanta.
''The improvement OF Cotton Through
Selection" Professor r. ]. H. DeLoaeh,
professor Of cotton industry, State Col
lege of Agriculture.
Machinery VS.. Hand Labor in Cotton
Production" Professor l. c. Hart, in
structor in farm mechanics, State College
of Agriculture.
Round table conference.
2:sO p. NJ.
! CONFERENCE ON WOMEN's WORK.
Presiding oficer. Mrs. Walter B. HILL
Athens.
The Need of Country Schools" Mrs.
r. E. Park, Atlanta
THE Home Beautiful: Its Surroundings
and Conveniences," Professor Fred Orr,
State Normal school. Athens.
Domestic Science: The Gospel of Right
Living" Miss Elizabeth Holt, Augusta,
Ga.
Round table conference.
On Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday
other sessions OF especial interest to the
ladies viii be held in another part of the
building.
Address. Chancellor d. c. Barrow, Uni
versity OF Georgia.
1880 p. NJ.
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