The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-02-23
STATE INSTITUTE.
Complete Program OF Meeting in Mont
oomery County.


Mt. Sterling In an effort to have
the State Farmers institute this
month one Of The best tlrlt has even
been held I'm the state, an attractive
program has been arranged and re.
duced rates ON all railroads have been
secured. The following Is the fun
program:
Thursday. February %.
Morning Session. Invocation, the
Rev. II. d. Clark, Mt Sterling. Presi.
dents address, r. J. Blgstaff, Mt. Stpr
ling Address, NJ. c. Rankin, commits.
sioner Of agriculture, Frankfort Sc
lection ~ committees.
Afternoon Session Blue grass and
other grasses in Kentucky, J. d. Walk.
er, Hopkinsyille. Domestic science,
Mrs. Eliza q. Martin. Louisville. DO.
mostic Science and Home Economics
Miss Aubyn Chinn, State university.
Lexington. Soil Physics, Prof. ]. G.
Mosicr. University Of Illinois, Urbana,
III Forestry, Hicnn Bcckner, Win.
hccster. Corn Breeding, Prof =. G.
Holden. Agricultural college, Ames, Ia.
Kentucky Library Commission and Its
Work. Julia Robertson, Frankfort. In
tenslve Farming. Prot. f. o. Clark,
Berea college, Berea, Ky.
Night Session.-FaTm Poultry and
the Management Of the laying Hen,
Otis Crane, Lebanon, Ind Glover and
log Farming, J. II. Drake, assistant
agriculturalist, Washington. d. c.
Fruits and their Diseases, Lowell
Eoudcush, Now Richmond. o. Sue
oessful Farming, T.. B. McEuen Sacra-
mento.
Friday, February "a.
Morning Sazsion-lnvocation Rev.
w. J. Bolin. Mt. Sterling. Sheep iH
Kentucky, Prof w. G. Coney, Univer.
sity of Illinois. Urbana. M Sheen
Scables in kentucky and Application
uf the Present Law to Eradicate Them
DIR. A J. Payne, bureau of animal in.
dustry. Washington, ID. G.. Hay and
Other Forage Crops, +. q. Odell, Lin.
coin. Ncb Good Roads in Kentucky.
l.. y Boykin. Office Of public roads
Washington. y. G. The Agriculture Cot.
lege and What II Means 60 the Farm.
or. Judge II. S. Barker, president OF
the State university, Lexington. Or
gari1ation the Hope nj the Farmer.
w. H. Strange, Munfordville
Afternoon SeSssion.-Legislatlon for
and Against the Farmer. Hon. G. NJ.
Thomas. Paris. The Farmer and Mar
kCts for His Products, Judge +. G.
ORear. Frankfort Hogs and Hog
Cholera Serum, Prof. l.. 5. Good, Agri.
cultural Experimental Station, Lexing-
ton The Importance of the Public
School in the Development Of Rural
Communities, Prof Rcgenstein, super
intendent OF public instruction, Frank
fort. Farm Management, Prof. w. J.
Spillman. L $. department Of agrlcul
turo. Washington. ID. c. The Kentucky
Horse, Prof J. J. Hooper, Agricultural
college, State university, Lexington.
Mules, George u. Rogers, Smithland
The Problem Of Transportation as II
Affects the Farmer, Hon. John p. Has
we'll, Jr. IIardinsburg.
Night Scssion.-Entertainm TO
be provided by the citizens of Mt.
Sterling.
Saturday, February rs.
Morning Session Invocation, Rev
II. G. Moody. Mt. Sterling. Our State
Fair. Prof, N. A. Scoyell, Agricultural
Experiment Station, Lexington. Ap
pie Culture, Prof. II. l.. Price, horticul
turist, Agricultural Experiment Sta
ton. Bhcksburg. Va. Cattle Feeding
w. +. Ward, bureau of animal indus
try. Washington, ID. C. Dairying. J. ~
Hudson, Windham. o. Dairying as a
Means of Soil Improvement w. ID.
Nichols, Bloumfield Adjournment