The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-02-09
Farmers Institute Programs.

Program of the Farmers Institute to
be held in the NJ. Il. church, Clarington,
Pa, Friday and Saturday, Feb, is and 10.
1910:
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
General Farming Session, 300, Music;
Prayer; Address OF Welcome, Prof. j. O..
Carson; Response, Prof. Franklin Men,
ges; Breed and Care of the Dairy Cow, f.
b. Dorsett; Methods of Introducing
Clovers into Rotations, Prof Menges;
Pure Bred Poultry; Does it Pay? Chas. Il.
Cornmsn; Adjournment.
FRIDAY EVENING.
Educational Session.-7:30, Music;
Question Box; The Necessity of Educs-
tion for the Farmer, Prof. Menges; Med
ical Inspection in Schools, j. j. Brewer,
NJ. D.; Reading, Miss Alice Frantz; The
w. c. 4. U. and the Schools, Mrs. A. r.
Mechling; Training for Citizenship, Prof.
ID. w. Morrison; Americas Uncrowned
Queen, Il. b. Dorsett.
SATURDAY MORNING.
Farmers use the SiloY Il. b. Dorset;
Maintenance of Soil Fertility and Soil
Mixture. Prof Menges; Eggs and What
they Mean TO the Farmer, Chas. t. Corn
man; Commercial Fertilizers and Lime;
best Method of Use, discussion opened by
Prof Menges; Adjournment.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
1880 Question Box; Music; Why Farm
ers Should Organize, f. b. Dorsett;
Benefits of Corn Breeding, Prof. Menges;
Diseases of Poultry; How to prevent and
Cure them, c. T. Cornman; Losses in
Farm Manure and How to stop them;
discussion opened by l.. r. Hall
SATURDAY EVENING.
Ladies' Session.-7:30, Music; Question
Box; Insect Life, Prof Menges; Essay,
The Country Home, its Comforts and
Sanitary Condition, Mrs. Anna Thrush;
Reading, Miss Flossie Brsden; Essay,
The Home, Mrs. A. X. Braden; The Real
Factors ofs Country Home, E. b. Dor
sett.
Program of the Farmers Institute to
be held in the Court House, Tionesta, Pa.
Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 2l and %,
1910:
MONDAY AFTERNOON.
General Farming Session.-l:30, Music;
Prayer; Address of Welcome, Prof. D. w.
Morrison: Response, Prof. Charles f.
Noll; Seed Corn; Selection and Improv-
ment, Clarence c. McCurdy; Msnten-
ance of Soil Fertility and Soil Mixture,
Prot. Menges; Weeds and Weed Seeds,
Prof. Noll; Should Farmers Use the Silo,
E. B. Dorset.
MONDAY EVENING.
Educational Session. 1880, Music;
Question Box; Domestic Chemistry in
the Public Schools, Prof. Menges; Train
ing for Citizenship, Prof. Morrison; Med
ical Inspection of the Schools, F. j. Bo-
ward, NJ. D.; Americas Uncrowned
Queen, E. B. Dorsett; Adjournment.
TUESDAY MORNING.
General Farming Session. $3.50, Breed
and Care of the Dairy Cow, K. b. Dorsett;
Commercial Fertilizers, Prof. Noll;
Methods of Introducing Clovers Into
Rotations, Prof. Menges; Potato Culture,
Clarence C. McCurdy; Fruit Growing for
Profit, Samuel d. Irwin; Adjournment,
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
1880, Question Box; Lime and Lining,
Prof. Noll; Large Yielding Wheat Under
Poor and Good Cultivation, Prof Menges;
Why farmers Should Organize, E. B.
Dorset; Profitable Poultry on the Farm,
Clarence c. McCurdy; Should all Good
Citizens Encourage Agriculture in Forest
County? Discussion opened by t. d.
Collins.
TUESDAY EVENING.
Ladies' Session. lib, Music; Question
Box; The Necessity of Education for the
Farmer, Prof. Menges; Home and School
Associations, A. G. Brown; The Model
Country Home as Viewed by the W. G.
T. u, Mrs. Nettie Adams; Home Infiu-
ences, Prof. F. w. Gill; The Real Factors
of Country Home, E. B. Dorset.