The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-09
FARMERS TRAIN
READY FOR MORE
Industrial Special Leaves Feb.
16 for Tour Over Denver
& Rio Grande.
MEETING AT ASSEMBLY
HALL SATURDAY NIGHT
Entertaining and Profitable
Programme Arranged for
Interested Folks.

Following the return Friday night
after successful trip over the Salt Lake
Route the equipment OF the farmers
Industrial and educational special train.
In charge OF Prof l.. a. Merrill. director
Of extension work OF the Utah agricul-
tural college, will be held intact. ready
for the start. February Is, over the Den
YER & Rio Grande road. The instructors
will be heard at assembly hall Saturday
night at specially arranged meeting.
This meeting has been planned to in
terest women. One of the instructors
on the train Miss Florence Dudley. Will
lecture on domestic science. Her work
as Instructor in domestic science at the
agricultural college has specially fitted
her for the work she has been doing on
the special trains and doubtless she will
have something OF benefit TO say Sarur-
day night, Her talks on the special train
have attracted Wide attention; Other
ernor William Spry.
When the special leaves over the Den.
yer g. Rio Grande. IL will he equipped
with cars specially arranged for demon
stock raising and improved dairying
methods will receive attention from eN-
perts IN those lines. On account. of the
liberal publicity given the special, word
comes that the instructors. may look for
larger crowds of farmers than ever,
The Denver Rio Grande special will
being the third train OF Its kind sent
out this year. The first stop will be
made at Fairview at 1880 o'clock the
FIRST day out. All day stops are sched-
The personnel OF the instructors is as
follows
Prof L. A. Merrill. director of ex-
tension work and dry farming expert
Prof. ]. T. Caine. professor OF anil
nal husbandry. Utah agricultural college.
Ben R. Eldredge. president of the Utah
State Dairymen's association. Salt Lake.
o. G. Gregg. superintendent farmers
institutes, Minnesota.
]. Edward Taylor. state horticultural
Miss Florence Dudley. domestic science
Instructor. Utah agricultural college.
Stephen Boswell foreman Nephi expert
mental farm; Nephi.
Mrs. 8. G. Clayton, stenographer-
The itinerary is as follows:
Thursday, February 1S-Leave Salt
Lake City at 1:50 a. M; arrive at Fair
view at ll:S1 a. m.
r,sdIdn{{' FTida{' F. FeSrgary 15-Arrive at Mt.
Saturday. February 1S-Arrve at
Sunday, February 19-Arrive at Manti
Monday. February 2O-Arrive at Gun
Tuesday. February 2I-Arrive at Salina
Wednesday. February 22-Arrive AT
Richheld 3:10 p. m.
Thursday. February e3-Arrve at Elsi-
more Ais p. m.
FRIDAY. February 2a--Arrive at Marys-
vale 5:25 p. IN.
Saturday. February 25-Leave Marys-
vale; arrive at Manti 1901 p. m; ar
rive at Provo 4:34 p. m.
Sunday. February 25-Leave Provo $3.50
n. m. arrive Heber 11,25 a m.
Monday. February 27-Arrive at
Charleston 2:01 p. IN.
Tuesday. February 2S-Arrive at Provo
3:d5 p. m: leave Provo S:37 n. M
Wednesday,. March Arrive at Price
1926 a. m, leave Price 1886 p. M: ar
rive at Wellington As p. m.
Thursday. March 2-Leave Wellington
1850 a. m; arrive at Green River 2:32
p NJ: leave Green River 3s22 p. m; ar
rive at Springville 1928 p. m.
Friday, March 3-Leave Springvile 4:20
2. M: arrive Salt Lake City COS p. m.