The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-01-18
Announcement Made Of the
Course to Be Offered at
Madison.
WELL KNOWN men TO SPEAK
University Will Offer Courses Which
Will Be of Interest to Both Men and
Women from Rural Districts Many
from Kenosha County to Attend.
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Many Of the farmers Of Kenosha
county today received the annual an
nouncement of the coming short term
ia agriculture to be offered at the
University Of Wisconsin. The term
will begin on January S0th and it is
probable that at least twenty students
from Kenosha county including both
men and women will be entered. The
program outlined for the course is as
follows:
Tuesday, January 30.
Opening Day, Farmers, Women's,
Young People s and Special
Dairy Courses.
The Care Of Milk and Cream .....
............. Prof. e. G. Hastings
Buttermilk Cheese Manufacture -.
.............. Prof. j. L. Sammis
The Production and Marketing of
Swine ........ Prof. j. G. Fuller
Alfalfa, the Efficient Forage Crop.
................ Prof. r. A. Moore
Evening Address ................
......<......M Mrs. AIDA f. HOWE,
..y............... Elm Grove, Wis.
Wednesday, January 81.
Control of Waste Through Proper
Management.
The Drainage Of Isolated Wet Spots
............... Prof. i. r. Jones
Managing the Herd for Greater
Efficiency. Prof. G. G. Humphrey
The Farm Manager an Efficiency
Engineer .... Prof. D. HI. Otis
Evening entertainment to be arranged.
Thursday, February l.
Efficiency on the Farm,
The Efficient Use of Farm Labor.
............... Prof II. G. Taylor
The Farmers Fundamental Asset
the Soil. ..... Prof. A. r. Whitson
Successful Cooperation of Farmers
............ Prof. G. w. Thompson,
........... University Of Minnesota
Evening-Country Life in Scotland
(illustrated) Prof A. S. Alexander
Friday, February 2.
Bettering Country Homes.
Modern Sewage Disposal for Country
Homes with Demonstration 49,.
...... Prof Ocock and Mr.. Wright
Improvement of Home Grounds -.
I............ Prof. j. G.. Moore
A Community Program for the
Country Church. DIR. w. w. Wilson
Evening Address by some speaker of
national reputation.
Saturday, February 8.
Saving Feeds and Fertilizers.
Preventing the Waste in Barnyard
Manure ......... Prof. e. II. Hart
How Farm Poultry Utilities Waste.
.......... Prof. j. G. Halpin
The Most Efficient Dairy Cow.....
.......... Prof G. G. Humphrey
Evening-The Girl Who Can .,..
Mrs. N. K. Jones, Auburndale, Wis.
Monday, February 5.
Important Wisconsin Products.
Community Centers Potato PrOduc-
tion .......... Prof. j. G.. Milward
Growing and Making Silage ......
.......... Prof. G. p. Norgord
Better Horses and How TO Produce
Them $3.50. Prof. A. s. Alexander
First Annual Meeting Dane County
Horse Breeders Club.
Evening--Annual Live Stock Exhibi-
tion in Stock Pavilion.
Tuesday, February 6.
Controlling Plant Pests.
What We Can do to Lessen Insect
Losses ........ Prof. j. G. Sanders
The Waste from Plant Disease; How
to Control 1t. Prof. L. r. Jones
Farm Waste Due to Weeds; How to
Prevent It....... Prof. A. i. Stone
Evening Recognition by
the College to Persons who have
contributed to the advancement OF
agriculture.
Wednesday, February 7.
Annual Meeting of the State Board
of Agriculture.
Write Secretary r. W. RowlanGs fol
program now in preparation.
Evening-Farn Forestry by State
Forester Z. NJ. Grifiths.
Thursday, February 8.
Annual Meeting of the Wisconsin
Live Stock Association.
Write Honorable John NJ. Donald, Mt
Horeb, WIS, for program now il
preparation.
Evening-Annual Live Stock Exhibi
ton in Stock Pavilion.
Friday, February 9.
Controlling Animal Diseases.
Contagious Abortion of Cows 49,.
................ DR.. F. B. Hadley
Hog Cholera Vaccination Demonstra-
ton .........,... DIR. 3. A. Beach
Limitations of the Tuberculin Test
....... Prof. i. G. Hastings
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