Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-27
Orchards" led by Messrs. Trowbridge.
Parsons. Murphy, Wiley. Spencer.
Thompson. and Beach.
Wodnoedav 9 n m,

orchard). 'Comparative Orchard
Spraying. Lime. Sulphur and Bor-
deaux." Charles o. Garrett. Mitchell
vile. Recent Developments In Spray
Ing" Prof. s. A. Beach, Ames. Fun
gus Diseases OF the Year 1911" DR.. l..
II. Pammel" Ames. Shall the State
Protect Itself Against the Importation
OF Dangerous Foreign lnsects?" c. L.
Watrous. Des Moines. Question box
Questions on spraying will be answer
ed by Prof. s. a. Beach. Questions on
| fungus diseases answered by Prof. l..
| III. Pammel. Questions on insects an
swered by Prof. II. r. Summers.
| Wsdnssday, 2 p. m.
CA symposium on marketing fruit.
| Cost OF Growing an Acre OF Apple and
Of Peach Trees to Bearing Age. and of
Marketing Bushel OF Fruit" NJ. J.
Wragg. Des Moines. Marketing
Fruits" Elmer NJ. Reeves. waverly.
How Can we Improve Our Apple
Marketo" ]. w. Murphy, Glenwood.
Developing An Apple Market" G. D.
| Black, independence. picking and
Packing Apples" j. H. Wiley. Mount
Zion. The Apple Box" w. NJ. Bonn
| berger, Harlan. Fruit Growers AS
| sociatiors,' X. A. Wright. Excelsior.
MINI. General discussion.
Wednesday, 1880 ?. N.
Fruit. It's Relation to Economics"
| DR.. Samuel Bailey, Mount Ayr. The
Wondrous Life and Beauty of the
Tree" DR.. A. B. Dennis, Cedar Rapids.
| Possibilities OF the Wild Garden"
i Frank G. Pellet. Atlantic. "Dahlias."
NJ. ]. Graham, Adel. What the Flow
ers Tell U.s." Eugene Secor. Forest
City. Parasites and Saprophytes.
! Thomas H. MacBride. Iowa City.
Thursday, 8 A. N.
| "a symposium on small fruits and
| market gardening). Propagation and
F'ruiting Everbearing Strawberries
Harlow Rockhill, Conrad. The New
! wineries, What the Year 1911
| Promises Us as to the Results At
tained." Charles F. Gardner. Usage.
Cherries for Profit" A. w. Lawrence.
Sturgeon Bay. Wis. Market Garden
| ing for Profit" Henry Field. Shenan-
doah Lettuce for Profit" T. w
Bla ckman, Nevada Question box; geu-
eral discussion.
/, Board meeting.
Thursday, p. N.
Report From the Storm Lake Ex-
pertinent Station" P. F. Kline. Re
| por: From the Station g: williams
| burg" F. Q. Harrington. Report of the
Experiment Station Work at Charles
City" c. G. Patten. Report From the
Station at Ames," Prof. S. A Beach
Some Specific Directions in Breeding
Fruits" Charles G. Patten. Report on
Hansen's Hybrid Phms." Harlow
Rockhill, Conrad. Composition and
Keeping Qualities of the Apple" Prof.
G. r. Bliss. Ames. Question box.
Thursday, 1880 p. N.
Election Of Officers. Fruit Bud For-
nation" Prof. ]. c. Cunningham. Ames.
1.-The Jonathan Apple" w. T. Worth.
Mondamin. Report on Fruit From
Webster County," Silas G. Goss. Le
high Report on the Conservation
Congress-" Prof. B. Shimels Iowa City.
Unfinished business.
Friday, 9 A. NJ.
Board meeting.
New officers of the association are:
William Langham. president. Cedar
Rapids; NJ. ]. Graham, vice president.
| Abel: Wesley Greene. secretary. Dav-
export; Frank o. Harrington, treas
urer Williamsburg.
Board of directors-C G. Blodgett.
Mount Pleasant; George II. Van
Houten, I1ennox: Willard Harrington.
Williamsburg: w. B. Chapman, Correc-
| tiorville: w. c. Haviland. Fort Dodge:
c. +. Gardner, Usage; John Forster,
Abba: A B. Dennis, Cedar Rapids; c.
o. Garrett, Adelphi; c. H. True, Edge
| wood L. a. Clemens. Storm Lake;
| Eugene Secor. Forest City.
Traer News Mention.
| Special to Times Republican.
! Traer, Nov 27.-Michael Caslavka. n
son Of Joe Caslavka, Of Oneida. ar
rived on Friday from Denver for a
months visit with relatives and
friends Mr. Caslavka Is student in
the law department of the University
of Denver
| Howard Best is in Dana. where he
went to take charge of clothing store
for a few weeks.
Mrs Hugh McKerral, who is spend
ing the winter with her daughter. Mrs.
Lockard, near VOORHEES,, has been quite
III of pneumonia.
Francis Dravos, an aged bachelor
who has lived in Traer for number
of years. is in poor health and has been
sent to the county home.
The construction of the sewer which
has been mt n standstill for three weeks
OWlIlS 10 tus uetlu VI tIIe contractor Is
liable to remain so until spring. The
widow was to carry out the contract as
soon as the court put her in legal posi-
tion to do so, but she fails to attempt
anything and now it is reported that
her husband was insolvcnt. He sent a
couple of carloads Of material here. did
some work on the contract and left
500 forfeit money with the city clerk.
1t Is quite evident that bids must be
called for again and a new contract let.
Mr. and Mrs. II. +. Pratt left Sat-
urdav on a months trip. They go to
Sterling. ILL.,, to visit n daughter, Mrs.
Coates. then to Chicago to see another
daughter, Mrs A. Leakins. then to
Michigan where third daughter Mrs
Van Densen, lives.
Alex Carpenter sold the stock OF
goods in Elberon for which he traded
and is again at home. p r. Overturf
is the new proprietor.
son was born to DR.. and Mrs. Hugo
Kahler, of Reinbeck. on Saturday
morning. Dr. Kahler is the son Of Mrs
Marcus Kahler, of Traer.
There Is a gang of bridge men here
repairing the bridges along the C. &
NV road
DR.. ]. Fl. Nauerth returned from his
western trip Saturday morning.
Failure 20 Convict Dickson.
Dubuque Nov. 27.-The jury in the