Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-01-02
INTERESTING PROGRAM
MOVING SCHOOL
Program for Horticultural and Agrl-
cultural Movable SchooI-Be Held
In Payette January 9Th to 11th-
Important Topics Of Interest to
Fruit Grower and Rancher Hand
led by Experts.

For one week beginning Janua y
9th the fruit growers and ranchmer
OF this section have an opportunity
to daily attend the movable school
which will be held in Payette under
the auspices of the University OF
Idaho. Sessions will be daily, fore
noon, afternoon and evening. A
glance at the program which we give
in full again this week will show that
the topics to be handled are of wide
spread interest. Every farmer and
fruit grower in the community
should avail himself of this opportun-
ity and attend all or part of these
sessions.
A subject of vital interest which
does not show In the program but
which will receive attention is that
Of the organization of the Northwest
Fruit Selling Agency. This subject
will receive attention at the hands
of able men on Tuesday forenoon.
| These movable schools are main
tanned at the expense of the state
for the benefit of Idaho producers.
Their success depends largely upon
the attendance secured and the in
terest manifested by the people In
the section where held.
The school will be held on Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday at
Moose Hall, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday at Elite Opera House. Wo-
mems meetings held at Commercial
Club rooms.
Monday.
1000 a. N. Planning and Planting
the Orchard, Prof. C. C. Vincent.
U. of l.
l0:45 Discussion.
11:00 Inspection of Nursery Stock,
J. U. Mcpherson, State Fruit In
spector.
I1:45 Discussion.
1900 Noon IntermissioR.
1870 Lesson on Pruning, Prof. Vim
cent.
2:20 Discussion.
2:30 Spraying for Orchard Pests, |
]. U. Macpherson.
400 Dismissal.
1880 D. IN. Program Prelude by City |
Schools.
500 Lecture, Miss Jessie Hoover.
2:30 D. IN. Woman's Meeting, Miss
Jessie Hoover, Home Economics
Department, U. OF /.
Tuesday.
10000 a. m. Aid from the Weather
Man, Edw. L. Wells, U. s. Wealth.
er Service.
10: As Discussion.
11:0O Harvesting and Marketing the |
Crop. Prof. Vincent.
1890 Noon Recess.
1870 Small Fruit Farming. Prof. Vim
cent.
2:45 Discussion.
800 Irrigation in the Orchard, D.
H. Bark.
400 Dismissal and no night lee.
ture.
Wednesday.
1000 a. m. Selection of the DairJ
Cow, Dairyman. U. Of /.
TO- :45 Discussion.
I1:00 Types of Live Stock for the /,
Orchard Farms, Prof. E. J. Iddings,
U. of /.
I1.A6 Diaouerion
u 90 Noon Intermission.
1870 Dairy Cow Demonstration. U.
of l. Dairyman.
2.30 Sheep Feeding, Prof. Iddings.
400 Dismissal.
1880 Program Prelude by City
Schools.
500 Lecture by Dean w. L. Car
lyle, U. of l.
Thursday.
900 a. m. Testing the Milk, U. Of
l. Dairyman.
0:45 Discussion.
100 Hog Farming, Prof. Iddings.
i as Discussion.
200 Noon Intermission.
1870 Hog Demonstration. Prof. Id
dings.
3: 90 Feed and Care Of Dairy Cow,
U. of l. Dairyman.
Friday.
900 a. m. Maintaining the Soils Z.
Fertility, DR.. P. P. Peterson, U. OF
I.
0:45 Discussion.
loo Duty of Water, d. H. Bark, U.
s. Office of Irrigation Inyestiga-
tions.
1.45 Discussion.
200 Noon Intermission.
80 D. m. Interesting the Boys and
Girls on the Farm, w. q. ofin.