The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-03
next WEEK WILL Be
BIG ONE FOR
THE CITY
Large Number of Visitors
Coming For the Corn and
Clover Convention
E IDEAS FROM
SPEAKERS T
Many of Men Have Not Ap-
peared Here Before
Glasses a Feature

= ~ AN A%tNS 0SSSh oSoo'
citation wing for honors.
In the conduct of the corn and Glow,
er gathering some brand new ideas IL
convention worl: will tie followed
classes for the farmers in several diff
ferent lines Of farming to be estab
hshed. The classes will occupy tn,
also will take up part Of each after.
noon. The general convention SEES
sions will be held each afternoon from
2:30 until the hour of closing, which
Will vary In accordance with the length
or discussion that may arise in con,
nection with the topics that are taker
|.up by speakers.
Gain New Ideas.
one feature that is PARTICULAR,
gram Is the fact that it is made ur
OF a number of men who have never
appeared here before. That mean,
new ideas on the subjects with wlhicf
they will deal.
Each of the men are experts in thei,
several lines and will maintain to kecr
crowds interested at every point.
The Complete Program.
n complete program for the con,
- Tuesday, February 6.
$500 a. m. to IL m.-Class work
corn small grains, beef cattle.
l:0O p. m. to 2:30-Class work. dair,
cattle n butter making.
ESQ p. m.--General session.
Address Of welcome-Mayor NJ. F
Murphy.
President r. L. Mcvey. state. uni,
versity, presiding.
Prof. p. G. Holden, Ames. Ia. corr
culture.
j. A. Power, Power. N. d., bee,
production.
Wednesday,, February Z.
Morning-Class work as on Tuesday
1900 p. m. to 2:30-Class work as OF
Tuesday.
$3.50 p. m.-General session.
Prof. F. q. Holden. Ames, Ia.
crop rotation.
A. f. Chamberlain, Developmen
.Coin'r. G. N. Ry., rural develop
ment.
t. Thursday, February g..
Morning-Class work, beef cattle
corn, potatoes.
1900 p. m. to 2:30-Class work as o,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
$3.50 p. m.-General session.
Prof. Bolley. N. D. A. c.-plan
diseases and remedies.
w. H. Tomhave. Minnesota A. c.
Hog and sheep raising.
F. w. Merrill or A. K. Riser, u. S
Dept. Agriculture-Dairy cattle.
Friday, February 8.
Morning-Class work as on Tuesday
800 p. m. to 2:30-Class work as OF
preceding days.
$3.50 p. m.-General session.
H. r. Smith, Minnesota A, c.
Beef cattle.
Thomas Cooper. n. d. Better
Farming Assn.-Farm manage
ment.
J. T. Stewart-Road building.
Note:-Alfalfa and clover speak
ers to be announced and placed or
program later. Evening session.
held and may include n address
The State University Glee club viii
appear on Wednesday evening ant
on Thursday and Friday a movine
picture lecture, THE Romance Of
the Reaper" will be given. This IL.
Illustrated lecture follows the develop.
ment OF agricultural implement.
from the days Of the wooden pillow te
the present time. The pictures ant
speaker are furnished by the Inter.
national Harvester Co.
instructors: ]. v. Bopp. N. D. Bet
ter Farming ASSN. beef cattle ant
corn; j. D. Bilsborrow, Crookstor
Experimental station, small grain.
and corn; Prof. Dynes. N. D. A. c.
potatoes; A. X. Riser and F. w
Merrill. U. s. Dept. Agriculture
dairy cattle; r. F. Flint, dairy com
missioner. butter making; F. c
Trip Of the East Grand Fork,
schools.
A course in domestic science will
be offered for women, classes beinf
held each afternoon under the direc'
ton Of Miss White and Miss Sails
bury Of the state university. A class
In rope work, splicing. braiding in
halter making. ETC.. will be in charg,
Of F. G. Trip Of the East Crane
Forks schools.