Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-27
AGRlCULTURlSTS
IN ANNUAL SESSION.
Prominent Men to Read Papers
at State Meeting in January.

TRENTON, Lee. 27.-The thirty
elghtn annual meeting of the New jer-
sey State Board OF Agriculture VIII
Meet 81 the state H.ouse January Is, ~
and 20. The meeting will heal reports
from the State Grange, treasurer vi the
board, the secretary and the SKATE ento-
nolosist.
Papers will be read by DR.. George c.
Creeiinan. president Of the Ontario
Agricultural Coiiege; Professor ii. X
Lewis. OF the State Agricultural Col.
iege: ex-Judge Algernon 7. Sweeney,
OF Newark: J. r. Gordon, Of James
town. o.; H. O.. Daniels. Of Middietown.
Conn. and Professor w. j. SpillInan.
OF The United States Department W
Agriculture.
The program OF the meetings follows:
Wednesday,. first session. 1890 a. N.
to 1880 p, m.-Prayer' calling roll OF
delegates: all delegates are requested
to be present at the opening session;
presenting ordnr OF business; minutes
of last meeting: announcing of commit
tees appointed-on credentials. on reso-
lutions. on treasurer's accounts and any
other committees il:3r, reading Of ex-
ecutive 'committee's report: report Of
State Grange. @. w. F. Gaunt.
w. M; report OF treasurer, Professor A.
j. Rider; report of secretary of State
board: report of committee on trans
portation and freight rates. E. r. Col
Inns, chairman Second session. 2 to j
y. m.-Calling roll Of absentees and re-
port OF committee on credentials: adj
dress Vt n vlce-president vi the board,
John 7. Cox; calling roll of dele
gates and appointment of a COMMITTEES,
consisting OF one member from each
county duly represented, to nominate
officers for the ensuing year tthe li.em-
bers present from each county naming
their member Of this committed; com.
mittee Will report when ready. z:SJ y.
m. eporI Of state entomologist and
notes on new spraying materials. Or.
John b. Smith, State entomologist: re-
port OF the Z. 8. Voorhees, Agricu,-
tural Society, w. w. Shuts. 4. p. m.
Cooperation. DR.. George c. Creel.
man, president Ontario Agricultural
College, Guelph. Ontario. Third ses-
sion, 1880 p. m.-Modern Methods In
Poultry Management ILLUSTRATED BY
stereopticon), Professor II. r. Lewis,
State Agricultural College; $3.50 y. M.
Improvement in Country Life, ex-
Judge Algernon T. Sweeney, Newark.
Thursday. fourth session, $3.50 a. IN,
to 1890 y. m.-Prayer; unfinished and
new business; 10 a. m. New Jersey
Soils in Tx cir Relation to Fertility and
Crop Production. DR.. J. G. Lipman; IL
h. m. swine Production, j. r. Cor
don, jamestown, o. Fifth session,
2 p. m. to S p. m.-Agrtcultural Educa-
ton. DR.. George {. Creelman: $3.50 ..
m, Practical Dairying for Profit by
Farmers. Austin Herrick, Twinsburg,
o.; i:30 p. M. Inc Dairy Cow
as an Educator, II. o. Daniels. Mill
crook Dairy Farm. Middletown. Conn
Sixth session, . y. m. in auditorium OF
state Normal School-Music Oy thu
Philolnela Glee Club Of the State
ochoo., The improvement of Plants
and Animals by Breeding (richly Illus
lrated stereopticon lecturer, Professor
W. J. Spillinan. United States Depart
Inent OF Agriculture. Washington, q. C..
Friday, seventh session, 9:15 q. m. to
1880 p m.-Prayer: unfinished bust
ness; 1890 a. m.. report OF Commission
III tuberculosis In Animals; II a. m.
Economical Larry Feeding. MIR DAN
iels; IL m. closing the business OF the
meeting.