The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-06
TRI-STATE GRAIN GROWERS
MEET WILL SURPASSA NYTHING
EVER HELD In NORTH DAKOTA

The complete official programme for
the Tri-State Grain Grows main con-
v~ention is in full as follows.
TUESDAY, JAN IS.
Morning Session.
10: 00-Invocation.
Address of Welcome-J. P,
Hardy, president of commercial
club.
Response-Superintendent Sell
Wig, Crookston A. G.
10: 30-How To Secure Good Roads in
North Dakota, T. r. Atkinson, state
engineer, Bismarck, N. D.
11:15-Dry Farming, w. r. Porter,
superintendent demonstration farms
Afternoon Session.
1:3o--Address, H. H. Gross, president
National Soil Fertility league.
2:15-Road Improvement in Agricul-
tural Districts, Prof. John T. Ste
wart, professor agricultural engi-
neering. University of Minnesota.
3:00-Corn Culture, Prof. ]. H. Shep-
perd, dean agricultural department,
North Dakota Agricultural college.
Evening Session.
7:S0-Soil Physics as a Factor in Crop
Production, Prof. c. Willis, editor N.
w. Farmstead, Minneapolis.
s:00-Human Nutrition, Prof. Jessie
NJ. Hoover, dean home economics de-
partment, n. d. A. G.
s: 30--The Country Church as a Factor
in Rural Progress. Rev. ]. M. Wal
tiers, Fargo, N. D.
8: 00-Cofn Culture, Prof. P. G. Holden,
superintendent Iowa Farmers insti-
tutes, Ames, Ia.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. II.
Morning Session.
10; 00-Construction of Silos and Feed
A. ing of .Silage, Fred w. Merrill, repre-
sentatiFes dairy division, u. S. de-
partment of agriculture. Grafton, N
D..
10: 40-The Feeding Value of Corn
Slower and Corn Fodder, W. faB
Richards. professor animal husband
ny, agricultural college, N. ID.
IL: 20-Co-operation in the Marketing
of Live Stock. w. Il. Tomhave, Live
stock specialist, Extension depart
ment, Minnesota college Of agricul-
ture. st. Paul, MINI.
Afternoon Session.
2: 00-Live Stock as an Asset on a
North Dakota Farm, A. Devine,
Mapleton, N. D.
2: 30-The Production of Feeders, Capt
w. S. A. Smith, Sioux City, Ia.
3:3o-Horse Raising as a Source of
Profit on the Farm. Thos. F. Mooney,
Fergus. N. d.
THURSDAY, JAN. IS.
Morning Session.
9: 3O-Methods of Frost Prevention
Mr.. DeSmet, Battle Lake, MINI.
10: 20-Progress in Northwestern Hor-
tlculture, A. Bracket, Excelsior,
MINI.
IL: OO-Windbreaks: Their Effects on
Farm Crops, c. B. Waldron, horti-
culturist, North Dakota Agricultural
college.
II: 8O-Market Gardening, Oliver
Strand, Moorhead. MINI.
Afternoon Session.
]: 3O-New Crop of Corn and DIVERSE
fed Farming, Chas. G. Connolly,
Devils Lake, N. ID.
2: 15-Improving the Status Of the
American Farmer, Col r. A. VIII
kinson, Lake Elmo. MINI.
2 :55-The Terminal Grain Markets, J.
M. Anderson, president Equity Co
operative Exchange, Fargo. N. D..
8: 40-Co-operation and the Farmer,
Pres, f. L. Mcvey, University. n. D.
Evening Session.
Z: 30-Band concert.
S:00--President's Address, Pres. ]. I'll.
Worst, president North Dakota Agri
cultural college.
:45-Relation Between Railroads and
Farmers, Howard Elliott, president
Northern Pacific Railway Co.
FRIDAY, JAN. 1s.
Morning Session.
9 :3o-Fixing Land Values, 2. s. De-
Lancey. Valley City, N. ..
10: 00-Address, w. J. Black, president
Manitoba Agricultural college.
10: 30-Address, DIR. A. f. Woods, dean
agricultural college, University Of
Minnesota.
11:S0--The Country Life Problem. A.
e. Chamberlain, development COM
missioner G. n. railw ay.
Afternoon Session.
i: 30-Address. g. W. Randlett, direc-