The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-06
RECORD BREAKING AIIEN-
DANCE is ANTICIPATED
Two AsAH AAI Members d the
Board Of Agriculture are
TO Be Elected

The program for the annual mc~t-
ing for the Oklahoma Farmers inst.
tute at saltwater on August $40 IS
Just OFF the A. a. NJ. college presses
and ready tosdistfibnte over the star 7
IL is expected lha. the attendance
will be record breaking and that the
meeting will be lively one, TWO
new members OF the board OF agiicl,.-
tire are TO be elected and j p. Con-
nors, for two years president of .he
board will retire. 1t is believed thss
@. 7. Bryan, member OF the present
board has been dominated for the
presidency 10 succeed Connors
Tie meetings OF the institute viii
he held at the college auditorium aud
the program arranged for is elaD-
crate aud attractive
The following program has been ar.
ranged:
Monday, August 8, 900 A. M.
Music.
Call to order by j. c. Elliott, super
mtendenl State Farmers Institutes.
Guthrie.
Address of Welcome on behalf OF
Saltwater. Mayor G. f. Rogers.
Organization OF Woman's Clubs
Auxiliary to the County Institute, ~
Miss Irma Matthews, Guthrie.
Advantages OF Institute Work to the
different branches Of Agriculture
Hogs. Alfalfa, Poultry. etc, discussion
led by W. A. Adams, Braptley.
Music.
Miss Madge Books Sanders. instruc-
tor in piano. A. & NJ college, Stil
water.
Indifference to the Institute Work
and How We Overcame 1t in Nowat;s
County. discussion led by A. York
Coffeyville. Kas.
Adjournment at 1900 NJ.
1880 p. M. $50. So. ..... go. -.
Music
Does the Institute Pay in Southern
Oklahoma. and How?. discussion led
by ]. w Russell. Durant
How can the Institute Assist the
Poultry Industry? Thos. r. Bard. Che'-
sea.
Institute Work from the State Sa'
perintendent' View, J. c. Elliott,
pauls Valley.
Music
How can the Institute Assist in Dry
Land Farming? Il. +. Frank Boise CITY
( 80 p. M.
Pure Bred Live Stock Demonstra-
tions in Tent With Hogs and Cattle,
w A. I.inIlater. professor of Animal
llusbandry, Oklahoma A. & NJ. college
saltwater
$3.50 p. M.
Music.
Address Of Welcome to Delegates
and Visitors. President J. II. Connell
A. & NJ. College, Saltwater.
The Poultry Industry and It's Or
ganization--St Stereopticon Lecture. I
I E.Quisenberry. secretary Missouri
State Poultry Board. Columbia, Mo.
How Can a County Institute Best
Use It's District Agricultural School?
Discussion led BY W A. Glasgow, ol
Helena.
The Successful Teaching of Agricnl
ture In Oklahoma Public Schools. !,
a. Jefords. professor of Agriculture
for Oklahoma Schools, A Y NJ col
lege. Saltwater.
General business
Announcements
Adjournment.
Tuesday, August 9, $3.50 A. NJ.
Music
Called to order by President j. y
Connors, oklahoma State Board ol
Agriculture, Guthrie,
Report of the president.
Reading, Professor H. G. Seldom
ridge. instructor In Public Speaking
Oklahoma A. 4 NJ. college. saltwater
Report OF the secretary.
Report OF the superintendent of lave
Stock Inspection.
Adjournment.
1880 p. NJ
Report of the superintendent OF
Farmers Institutes.
Report OF the state dairy Inspector
Report Of the department of stats
ities.
/ Adjournment.
800 p. M.
Music
Called to order.
Annual election OF two members o.
the state board OF agriculture.
Adjournment.
Wednesday, August 10, 800 A. M.
Called TO order.
Cowpeas and Corn Culture. discus
sion led by George Smith, Star.
Will the Influence OF the Institute
Help the Live Stock Industry u
Southwest Oklahoma, and How? w. /
Fullerton. Olustee.
influence OF the Institute Amonf
Corn Growers. Frank Haynes, Broken
Arrow.
Farming in the Coal Belt. discus
sion led By Tom Roach, Lula.
Why the Dairy Industry Grows II
Oklahoma, r. c. Potts, professor Daii,
liusbandry, Oklahoma{A, q NJ college
Saltwater
Adjournment al 1900 NJ.