The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-09
Colorado.

Dou0 lOE SOlOrAUO.
Hon. Edwin T. Taylor. United
and chairman public lands committee
OF the Dry-Farming congress-. THE
Rights of Homesteaders in Dry
Farming Districts"
w. H. Lauck, superintendent Unit
ed States experiment station, Eads.
Colo. Supplementary Irrigation and
the Home Garden"
Prof. w. E: vaplon. poultry expert.
Colorado agricultural college, "Poul-
try and its Relation to the Farm
Home"
j. NJ. Brawshaw, practical farmer,
Peyton. Colo. Producing Twenty
Bushel Wheat on Four-inch Rain
August Muntzing. practical farmer.
Akron, Colo, '"Tree Growing and
Identification of the Dry-Farm
Home"
chas. A. Lory. president Colorado
of the Dry-Land Farmer to His En-
vironment."
Prof. G. H. Hinman. superintend-
ent of extension work. Colorado agri-
cultural college. 1.-The Dry-Farm
Home"
E. R. Parsons. practical dry.farm-
er. Parker, Colo, The Accumulation
of Sub-Soil Moisture in Dry-Farm-
ing"
Enos Mills, Estes Park, Colorado,
Mature and Life (Women's con-
gress.)
Prof. c. P. Gillette, Colorado agri-
'The Domestic Fly" (Women's con-
gress.)
Miss Henrietta Roelofs, Denver,
Colo, What the Y. w. c. A. is Do
ing for the Girls" (Women's con-
gress.)
Prof. Alvin Keyser, Colorado. agri-
cultural college. Fort Collins. Colo,
Native Crops Which May be Utiliz-
ed on the Dry-Farm."
Mrs. Hanah Swink Conner. Rocky
Ford, Colo, bee Culture" (Women's
congress.)
Foreign.
S. v. Kadam. agricultural agent for
H. H. Maharaga of Gwaitior, India,
'The Introduction of Dry-Farm
Methods in india"
Y. Narayan, delegate from India.
The Influence Of Dry-Farming on
East Indian Life"
Zeferino Dominguez. Santa Maria,
Strict Dry-Farming Conditions"
J. A. Rosen. delegate from Russia,
THE Summer Tiliage Problem in
Southern Russia"
DR.. Theodore Kryshtofovich. vice
president Russia Division" Russia.
the Mother Of Dry-Farming."
DR.. v. T. Cooke, director of dry
farming for Brazil. Selecting Dry
Hon. James H. Hawley. governor
of Idaho. 1.-THE West and the Dry
Farming Movement"
Mrs Paul Clagstone. Clagstone. Id.
aho, Recreation in the Home and
Community" (Women's congress.)
Colonel M. A. Wood. practical
farmer. Boise. Idaho. Wheat Expert
ments."
er. Rexburs, Idaho; The CONNER.
Illinois.
Hon. Howard H: Gross, president
National Soil Fertility league, chica-
go. state Cooperation on Demon
Bert Bali, secle lazy National cror
"The Need for Better Crops"
Prof. H. NJ. Cottrell, agricultural
expert. Rock Island r. r.. Chicago
Southwest"
Prof. J. E. waggoner, machinery
expert, Chicago, Ill, 1.-THE Influence
of Farm Machines on Agricultural
Production"
Clarence Shamel. editor the Orange
Judd Farmer, Chicago, "The Trans
formation of the West Through Dry
Farming"
Miss Mary Snow. Chicago. ILL.,,
congress.)
DR.. w. E. Taylor, soil expert, Mo-
line: ILL.,. "Tillage Methods in Soil
Building"
Dr. J. H. Waters. president Kansas
agricultural college. 1.-THE Agricul-
tural Outlook as Affected by the De-
velopment of Dry-Farming."
Prof. E. H. Webster, dean Of the
Stock. Forage and Silo."
Prof. w. NJ. Jardine, agronomist
Kansas agricultural college. 1.-THE
Dry-Land Potato"
e. D. Wheeler, Keeney, Kansas,
Dry-Farming in Kansas"
Mrs. Mary Pierce VanZyle. Kansas
agricultural college, Manhattan. Kan
sas. Food Values" (Women's con-
gress.)
Prof. c. P. Bull. Minnesota. agri-
ing Problems"
DR.. Ella E. Webb. st. Paul, Minn..
physical Laws in Relation to the
Family" (Women's congress.)
Mrs. Edward NJ. LaPenotiere. Min
neapolis. Minn.. 1.-The Part Rural Wo-
men Should Take in the Uplift To-
day." (Women's Congress
Montana.
DR.. j. H. Hamilton. president Mon
tana agricultural college. THE Infiu-
ence Of Agricultural Colleges in the
Hon. Edwin l.. Norris, governor Of
Montana. 1.-THE Effect Of Dry-Tarm-
ing Development on Montana"
Prof. F. B. Lintield. Montana agri-
cultural college. "Dry-Farm Crops
and Their Improvement" Institute
section.
Prof. Alfred Atkinson. Montana ag-
ricultural college. "The Standardiza-
tion Of Western Grains"
Mrs. A. N Melvin. Sedan, Mont,
"Dairying." (Women's congress.)
New Mexico.
Prof. Luther Foster. director New
Mexico experiment station. "Dry-
Farming Obstacles"
Prof. J. D. Tinsley, dry farming ex-
pert. Albuquerque. N. NJ. "Coopera-
ton between Farmer and Merchant"
L. L. Klinefelter. Obar, N. NJ. 1.-THE
Country Newspapers Part in Dry
Farm Propaganda"
Earl Scott. secretary New Mexico
division. Estanica. N. NJ. DRY Farm
ing in New Mexico"
New York.
DR.. Liberty H. Bailey, Cornell uni
versity. Ithaca. n. Y. subject to be
announced.
Rev. Warren II. Wilson. New York
city. 1.-The Country Church." (Wo-
mems congress.)
South Dakota.
DIR. W. F. Gardner. Sturgis. South
Dakota. "Live Stock on the Dry
Farm" Institute section.