The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-08-19
Farmers Institute.


The Institute was then addressed
by our neighbor MIR. W. r Kane his
subject being the growing and
handling Of alfalfa, 1t was listen
ed to very attentively by the audi
ence. Many in the audience ask
ing questions which we're answered
by the lecturer
Mr. Kane, by special request, al
SO delivered short lecture upon
the sewing Of wheat, in itself an
instructive and entertaining subject
MIR. George p. Rogers followed
MIR Kane, his subject being mead
ows and pastures Mr. Rogers had
a series OF diagrams, or charts,
which he explained were for his
own convenience, and the better un-
derstandiug Of his audience, by
which he illustrated and explained
the subdivisions Of his lecture dur
ing It's progress. This subject was
handle in very practical and en-
trrtaiuiug way and WAS bighIy an
prrcatrd by his audience Of far
mrrs all of vbom seemed pspeciaI-
" to b. Interested in this subject.
hath Az bav makers and by those
who wish +, save their nwu seed
this phase Of the subject being
doIbly Interesting ,o the farmers.
an arruupr Of m. pr.af difrIruIty
If not impossibiIity under the pres-
eur tax laws of tn. State in OBJ
tanning p,re or uuadult4rarrd grass
seed .speriauy
Mr. Rogers is a very clear think
.rr r,id.urh and his Ianpuap. in
di,,trs tina, h. is rn, n,;Iv a nrar-
riraI farmer bur An educated and
I we'll read one "A well
/ The farmers who attended this ser
les Of lectures exnressrd themselves
AS b.iup we'll rrruid fnr attending
IN. institute and all were grateful
,n thr D.partmant for the onportuni
ty of receiving valuable instruction.
from experienced and practIcal far
m.rs such AZ Nessrs Han Rogers
and Kane
The audience was next addressed
bv Amos T. N uunn tha subject of
Tobacco MIR Han not only
knows IN. tobacco business from
tn. growers standpout but is ey-
identity familiar win all otbar nhas-
rs Of the business His audience
was interested from the beginning
ia tho end nf IN. discourse and
vas carried along from the prenara.
tion Of the seed beds TO the final
harvesting of the rrop until one
,nuld imapiur he MAS right ther,
lin the field milling suckers or
cutting the pIauts or hauling the
rrnp 10 tn, barn
The audience was hirhIy nIeusrd
and instructed by the practical sup.
rrstion given them hv MIR Han M.
ON the cultivation and care Of TO-
bar,o
Dr G " Wrotru next addressed
tn, nldionrr uuon "lomr SANTA
,i,u Th. Dortor .muhasizrJ IN,
grrat importan,r of krcnirr IN,
nt.s ont nf tho house and IN,
yr.ar DANCER of contracting IN,
v,rions rortapiors Diseases from
this sour,c Also the imnortanr,
of the nroprr ventilation or m,
sIe.r,nr anartments and IN. dan
r4rs of assoriatinr with those suf
r.ripg rrnm the preot "Whit,
Plaque q" nr ronsumntion
This oddr,ss nv Doctor Wrote,
was NOT only entertaining hut in
structive upon IL very importau
matter. one that should receive
. more consideration from all of us
and which would receive far NOR
attention and thought, could W
" but fully realize what 1t mean
not only to the present generation
but to all future generations
i we'll. The Doctor address was we
. received and taVoraDly commente'
: upon.
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