Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-06
farm SCHOOLS AND
FARMERS|NsT|TUTES
Agricultural Colleges Issues Calendar
*. or Work for Coming
Winter.

Logan, Utah, Aug. 5---A circular is
now being mailed announcing that the
Utah Agricultural college plans to hold
thirteen schools of one weeks duration
during the winter 19o9-10 in as many
different counties in the state.
The college will send q number of Its
specialists to each school and in addi-
3tion the teachers OF agriculture and
domestic science IN the various high
schools and academies of the state. Will
aid In; the work Prof. A. G.. Nelson,
state superintendento of public instruc-
ton. Prof II. II. Cummings, superin-
tendent of the L. D. s. Church schools,
and other prominent &c ucators have! ac-
4cepted invitations to assist in the work.
Besides these, successful farmers and
5home-makers will be invited to appear
on the program. r. The subjects dis
cussed will be those OF greatest interest
in the localities where the schools are
held. 81
During the coming year these schools
will be held as follows:
Nov. %, at st. George. under the aus
spices Of the Farmers club.
8 Nov. 30, at Cedar City; Branch normal
#u.Mos ss .ii39 N
Dec. s, at Fillmore; Farmers club.
5 Dec 10, at Beaver; Murdoch academy.
Jan. a Q. at Nephi; Comm rcia1 club.
SS Jan. at Monroe; CONNIE and
Farmers clu D. 81
Jan q, at Ephraim; Snow academy.
}5 Jan. 81, at Brigham City: Brigham
City High school. s
Jan. & At Kaysyille;; Commercial
club.
81 Feb Z, Provo: Brigham Young uni
versity.
club. T. III
lon
DENY. Il 81
RMERs,sINsTITUTEs.
Owing to lack OF time 1T will not
be possible to hold a farmers, school
In each county Of the state. A sche-
duie of Institutes has been arranged.
however, and 1t fs suggested that where
these meetings are held fa local commit
tee be appointed to create an interest
arrange for the hall etc. At least two
sessions for the man, two sessions for
thewomen, and one conioint session for
the evening should be arranged for.
The schedule for the institutes is as
follows: S i
Sept 21-22, Randolph, Rich county.
| I53 Sept. "a, LaketoWn,8 Rich county.
Sept. 20. Garden City. Rich county.
Oct Is, Green River, Emery county.
Oct. IS, Vernal. Uintah county.
Oct. 20. Roosevelt. Inntah count y.
Nov.u yelling ton. Carbon county.
! Nov. u, Price, Carbon county.
Feb 2S, Lewiston. Cache county.
Feb. %, Granger, Salt Lake county.
March !, Richmond. Cache county.
March I, West Jordan, Salt Lake
county. 9 i 81 III ny
! March g. Smithield, Cache county.
March 2, Riverton. Salt Lake county,
March 3. Hyrunl, Cache county.
March 8, East Mill Creek, Salt Lake
county.
March 4. Wellsville, Cache county.
March 4, Sandy. Salt Lake county.
March S, Draper, Salt Lake county.
March Z, Tooele, Tooele county.
March 8, Grantsville. TooeleS county.
March 49, Coalville, Summit county.
March II, Wanship Summit county
March is, Heber. Wasatcl county.
| March 16, Charleston. yVasatch coun-t
!, ty.
May IA, Moab Grand county.
| May516, Monticello, San Juan county.
May 1s, Bluff, San. Juan county. u Z
June s. Marysvale. Piute county.
June 10, Loa Wayne county.
June Il, Teasdale. Wayne county.
June IL, Escalante, Garfield county
June 10, Panguitc ll, Garfield county.
June Is, Orderville, Kane county.
June 16, Kanab, Kane county.
No tuition fee is charged for attend
ance at the institute. The local COM
Ismittee. however, is expected to furnish
! hall, light, and heat, free Of charge.
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