Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-11-20
|.s,pucroRs FROM STATE UNI
rrrsrrY AT MOSCOW PLAN
.vorHER EXCURSION HERE.
|aP IMPORTANT INDUSTRY
Im ming Prize Winning Livestock
|srm University Farms to Show
Farmers Best in the Land.

Another plan which has for its oh.
4 the futherance of the livestock and
ricultural industries on Camas Prairie
a througout the neighboring sections
the live stock special demonstration
hin from the Idaho state university at
ioscow which will visit Grangeville
d points on the prairie on December
The particular purpose of the train
ll be to give impetus to the move
Int for diversified farming in the
ttion visited, to urge more and better
te stock on the farm, to demonstrate
means of outstanding specimens from
university herd the difference be-
|een the various types and breeds of
rm animals and to exhibit to farmers
y stoekmen approved types for north
aho.
The train will consist of two automo-
e ears with end doors and a flat car
tween on which the live stock will be
hlbited to the crowds at each point
Pited In addition to these there will
a chair car to be used by representa-
Yes of the university for lectures, a
Peping ear, baggage ear and car to
used by the home economies depart
PIT in demonstrating to lady visitors
the train the relative cost and rela.
food values of various cuts Of beef
to offer receipts for properly max
use Of the cheaper cuts.
Bring Fine Livestock,
u the live stock car will be found
rercheron mares, Amerita and
snon, university bred two-year old
: and a yearling Clydesdale filly,
0hort horn steer, a Hereford and an
efdeen-Anous heifer, outstanding
elnens Of the Jersey, Holstein -Frei,
ana duernsey breeds of dairy cat
roland-China, Duroc Jersey, Berk.
3 and Chester White hogs and cross
ana Shropshire wethers and South
=, Shorshire, Cotswold and Ram.
pillet sheep.
nn demonstration train will be an
movement over any similar train that
ever been run before under the aus.
y Of the university not only in it's
e'lof equipment but in the feet that
'eater length of time win be given
.''n stopping place. Instead Of the
',nafy ~ steps of from one half hour
~ nave always resulted in more or
dissatisfaction the train will be
pped this year from one to seven
2 each point on its schedule. This
a',On OF time will make it possible
0aauet meetings which will compare
"'oiy with those conducted in far.
Institutes, the same live stock be-
~ as Is employed in instructing
.efs'ty students on the campus.
: lecturers who will accompany the
i, "nl oe Acting President w. L.
,..'.' .M' Professor W. H. Olin, Of the
!. u'al = extension department; Pro-
y :. = Y. Ellington of the depart.
i . aalrying; 3. F. Rinehart. live
~. e'a man for Idaho; Miss Jessie
er' head of the department of
\. economies and Miss Amy Kelly
e economics extension depart
!. n schedule for the Camas
!, Neaperce prairie and the Clear.
u'fy Is announced as follows:
tns Trains Schedule.
.nhs, - MOSCOW Monday evening,
r. ,s' 10 a. m.. Sites, 8 to 10 a. a
p;.s ;sS0'kla, 1918 to 1900 =. M: :
II ~ is;so to lao p. M; orofino.
IVA; a. s'ol P M, December 1e. Fort
b Il ,,'s. uIvu to $50 a. M; Culdesac,
D. .'U ~ a. m.;Winchester, 1880 to
Ds,.ni = u, Ferdinand, 4:5o to 800 !,
% a. -. Grangeville, 500 to
i, vaa %,; Cottonwood, HIS to lis IS
ens., ',aer-llo, u 200 to $50 p. M,
j.; R..s -. Nezperce, 500 to II 100
i.ton ,osns, ,sn 1855 to 1:s5 D. NJ:
Is. ''so to 1000 p. M, Decem.
and =. on terminates at Sand.
0''eywood on december ssa', a.