The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-15
WEDNESDAY,, JAN. II.
Morning Session.

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Morning Session.
8: 3O-Prize Grains in New York Lane
Show, Prof. NJ. L. Wilson, Bozeman
Mont.
10: Demonstration of Silos and Feed,
ing of Silage, Fred w. Merrill, repre-
sentatives dairy division, u. S. de,
partment of agriculture, Grafton, N
d.
10: 3O-The Feeding Value of Corn
Slower and Corn Fodder, w. B
Richards, professor animal husband
ry, agricultural college, N. D..
IL: 00-Co-operation in the Marketing
of Live Stock, w. H. Tomhave, Live
stock specialist, Extension depart.
ment, Minnesota college Of agricul-
ture, St. Paul, MINI.
Afternoon Session.
/: Solve Stock as an Asset on q
North Dakota Farm, A. Devine
Mapleton, N. D.
Q: 00-Address, H. H. Gross, president
National Soil Fertility league, Chi
cage.
2: 30-The Production Of Feeders, Capt
w. S. A. Smith, Sioux City, la.
3:00-Horse Raising as a Source of
Profit on the Farm, Thos. f. Mooney,
Fergus, N. d.
Evening Session.
~7:30-Band concert.
S: 30-President's address, Pres. ]. III.
Worst, president North Dakota Agri-
cultural college.
9:00-Relation Between Railroads and
Farmers, Howard Elliott, president
Northern Pacific Railway Co.
THURSDAY, JAN. IS.
Morning Session.
9:30-Methods of Frost Prevention
Mr.. DeSmidt, Battle Lake, MINI.
10: 00-Progress in Northwestern Hor-
ticultare, T. Bracket, Excelsior,
10: 30-Windbreaks: Their Effects on
Farm Crops, c. B. Waldron, horti-
culturist, North Dakota Agricultural
college.
II: OO-Market Gardening, oliver
Strand, Moorhead, MINI.
Afternoon Session.
1:30-Address, Pres. w. J.. Black,
president Manitoba A. c., Winnipeg.
2: O0-Improving the Status of the
American Farmer, Col. r. A. VIII
kinson, Lake Elmo, MINI.
2: 30-The Terminal Grain Markets, J.
NJ. Anderson, president Equity Co.
operative Exchange, Fargo, N. d.
3: 00-Co-operation and the Farmer
Pres. F. L. McVey, University, N. D.
Evening Session.
0O-Annual meeting Of N. d. Horti-
cultural society in engineering
building, A. c. Special subjects for
discussion: Small Fruits for the
Northwest, and Ornamental Plant
ing. All invited.
FRIDAY, JAN. 10.
Morning Session.
3O-Fixing Land Values, E. s. De-
Lancey, Valley City, N. d.
10: 00-Labor Saving Apparatus for the
Farm Home, p. v. Collins, editor
Northwestern Agriculturist, Minne-
apolis, MINI.
10: 3O-Address, DR.. A. F. Woods, dean
agricultural college, University Of
Minnesota.
IL: 0o-The Country Life Problem, A.
e. Chamberlain, development COM
missioner g. N. railway.
Afternoon Session.
1:S0-Address, G. w. Randlett, direc-
tor extension department, North Da-
kota Agricultural college.
z: Goldman Nutrition, Prof. Jessie
NJ. Hoover, dean home economics de-
partment, A. G.
S0-New Crop of Corn and Diversi-
fed Farming, Chas. G. Connolly,
Devils Lake.
8 :00-Relation Between Rotation and
Fungus Diseases of Plants, II. Il.
Bolley, botanist, A. G.
MANAGERS ASSOCIATION.
To be held at commercial club rooms
Thursday afternoon, Jan. Is.
1:30-Some Problems in the Manage
ment of Large Estates, Chas. r.
Wright & Co, Fergus Falls, MINI.
l:50-Management Under the Leasing
System, Chas. r. Wright, Fergus
Falls, Mimi, and Walter r. Reed,
Armenia, N. d.
10-The Place of Live Stock in Large
Holdings in the N. w, J.. Al. Power,
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2:3O-Can Large Scale Farming be
Justified as a Beneft to Society,
Thos. Cooper, secretary Better Farm
ing association, Fargo, N. ID.
WoMENS DAY PROGRAM.
Thursday Morning.
9:00-Meet at agricultural college
armory; inspection tour. Livestock.
Stock and Poultry.
10:15-Management of the Com
sumptive in the Home, DR.. van Els, at
veterinary building.
11:15-Modern Conveniences for the
Home, a demonstration, Prof. e. s..
Keene, engineering building.
12.00-Lunch served for out-of-town
women at Ceres hall by domestic
science class--free.
THURSDAY Afternoon.
1:30--Music.
The Farm Garden-Mrs. A. A. De-
vine, Mapleton.
Children on the Farm--Mrs. J. II.
Getchefl, Valley City.
Home Decoration-Miss jacobson.
Horticultural college.
Music.
Good Roads. From a WcSnan's View
Pcint-Mrs. Mary zetterberg. valley
City.
4sa Farm Woman Out Of Doors
g. r. Amidon, Fargo.