The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-01-12
THIRD ANNUAL
MEETING WABASH
FARM INSTITUTE
Splendid Program Arranged for
Sessions Next wednesday
and Thursday.
State Speakers;
W. r. COPELAND
NJ. o. THOMAS
MISS PEARL DORSEY
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The above speakers have been assigned
to the Wabash farmers institute, to be
held at the Township Hall on Wednesday
and Thursday, January II and ls.
This Will be the third annual institute
held In the new hall, and great interest was
taken in preparing an interesting and IN
struetive program. Everyone is very COR
daily invited to attend
Come. all you farmers. and receive the
benent Of instruction from these able
speakers. Be sure to bring your wives and
daughters, for they especially Will be In
terested In our new feature OF lady In
structor.
The young peoples session, which occurs
Thursday evening, will be made very inter-
esting aud entertaining for all. The young
man who won the contest for a free trip to
the State fair viii tell us OF his experience
there at this session. Come ana hear what
he has to tell us OF our great State fair.
Comet Our people are very soclable, their
homes are open, their tables well filled, and
you are welcome. Hotel Emory can ac-
oommodate one hundred people for meals
II necessary or, II you like. bring your bas-
kets and eat your dinner in the hall. The
ianltor VIII take care of them for you and
help you eat them II you ask him.
But, come TO our institute and your enter
tainment and comfort will be looked after.
The program is as follows:
Wednesday morning. o'clock
Address .--------.- President j. O. Snyder
prayer-Musfc
The Small Farmer ----.----- W. +. Copeland
Commercial FertiliZeF----- M. U. Thomas
Why the Imported Horse Is Better Than
the American Bred .--.------. Sam Dixon
Discussion
Appointing Committees
Round table topics
Ohio Department OF Agriculture.
Experiment Station.
Agricultural College.
Farm Labor Bureau.
Music Adjournment
Afternoon session. O'Clock
Music
Farm Home and Farm Conditions-------
Some Problems in Soil Fertility, -.
----------- .-.---- ----------- M. o. Thomas
Justice OF the Farmer to the FARM
----------------------- ----------- John Kable
Music
Round table topics
Cheap Ohio Lands.
Use OF Gasoue Engines.
Use Of Cement on Farm.
Pure Seed Laws.
Social Life on Farm.
Why Decreasing Rural Population2
Music-Adjournment.
Evening session, o'clock
Music
The Cost OF Agriculture TraditIon------
--.---.----- ---.---.--- w. II. Copeland
The Chance OF the Farmer -. NJ. o. Thomas
Music
Relation OF the Rural School to the
Farmer -----------------------B. b. A. Myers
Round table topics
BeautifyinR Country Homes.
The State Fair.
Governmental Aid for Good Roads.
Community Buying and Selling.
Why Decline the Country School and
Ohurchi
Farm Bookkeeping.
Music-Adjournment
Thursday, morning session
Music
Farm Homes and Farm Conditions
The improvement of the Corn Drop
.--- --------.----- ------------ NJ. o. Thomas
Food Values and Preparation
--.---------------M Miss Pearl Dorsey
Farmers Congress: s:.---.---------W. J. White
Music
Round table topics
Glover Boosts and Thistle Knocks.
Parcels Post.
Free Garden Seeds.
Agricultural Trains.
Orchard Demonstrations.
Extension Schools.
Music-Adjournment
Afternoon session
Music-Report of Committees
Election of Officers
A Drop of Corn or a Crop of Wood
--------------------- w. #. Copeland
Live stock Farmer-------. ---- M. q. Thomas
Simple Meals, Well Cooked and Nicely
Served Miss Pearl Dorsey
How to Buy and How to Apply Com
mercial Fertilizer .---------- Roy jenkins
Round table topics
County Fair Exhibits by State Farmers
Exchange.
Home Sweet Home.
Adjournment.
Evening session
Our Young Peoples Session
Ohio State Fair --------- .-----.---- Ray harr
Ending with songs and declamations.
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