The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-20
DAIRYNIEN's CONVENTION

JANUARY 22-ENENING.
Call TO Order-President Ben r. Eldredge.
dent Weber Club: a, G. Fell. Mayor
Ogden City.
Response-G. a. Hogan, Lewiston
Presidents Address-Ben r. Eldredge
appointment OF Committees.
Hon. William NJ. jenkins. ex Governor
OF Okla homa, Tremonton, Utah.
Sllo ENperience-Hon. j. A. Anderson.
Morgan,
silo Experience-A V Miller. Murray.
Adjournment.
JANUARY 9S-lO 4. NJ
The Needs OF Efficiency in Utah Dairy
inS'-Ar \. X. Risser L. 5. Depart
ment OF Agriculture, in charge OF West
eern Dairy Farming Investigations, Salt
Lake City.
The Work OF the State Dairy Commis-
sion In Advancing the Dairy Interests
OF the State"-Ijon Willard Hansen,
state Dairy Commissioner. Salt Lake
Market MIX Probems"-Mr. f. II.
Boutwell,, Western Dairy. Division, U.
$; Department, OF Agriculture.
why Keep Individual Records OF Pro-
duction Hon Hugh j. Cannon, Salt
Lake City.
Results OF Late Experiments in Cow
Testing w It. Carroll. Utah
Ins and o9ls OF Dairy, Feeding
II. e. McNutt, Utah Agricultural Col
lese.
JANUARY ga p. NJ.
Essentials OF Successful Dairyins in
Gtsh''-Mr. W. +. Jensen. President
What Dairyins Has Done for European
Countries" "-President John \. Widtsoc.
Utah Agricultural College.
"s9iling Crops; the pairyman,s saliva
Utah Farmer Salt Lake City.
"se,ecJlon OF the Dairy Herd1-Prof. ].
Caine III. Utah Agricultural College.
Butter Seeming Demonstrauon-mr. Guy
~. Lambert, Western Dairy Division,
L. S. Department OF Agriculture
Secretary and Treasurer's Report 4.
Merrill
Election of Officers.
f;30 y NJ
Judging Of dairy cattle by experts from
the Utah Agricultural College and the
Western Dairy Division, L. 5. Depart
mcnt of Agriculture. under the dlrec-
tion OF Prof. j. II. Caine III
DRY FARMERS CONVENTION.
EVENING, JANUARY 23, 1913
Presidents annual address-Preslden
Lewis a. Merrill.
The Message OF the International Dry
Farming Consress"-Lon ]. Haddock
publicity bureau. Utah Agricultural col
lege,
Lessons from the Dry Farming Congress
at ethbrldgc"-Presdent j. W. Pax
man. Nephi.
Dry Farming as a World Wide Move
ment'-Dr. ]. a. Widtsoe, president
Utah Agricultural college
What Dry Farming Has Done for Utah"
lion. William Spry, governor OF Utah.
Salt Lake City.
FRIDAY MORNING JANUARY "A. 1912.
Ia A. NJ.
Resolutions.
Election OF officers.
of committees
The Best Wheat on Dry Lands from the
Farmers StandpoInf'-JohnQ o. Adams,
Logan; F. II. Southwick. Lehi. and
Isaac Grace, NeDhi.
The Best Wheat on Dry Lands from tho
Buyers' Point OF view"-David Robbins
and W o. Kay.
The Best Milling Wheat from a chcm!-
cal Point OF View DR.. Robert Stewart
Utah Agricultural college.
value OF State Demonstration Farrnsf-
DR. p. G. Peterson. director extension
division. Utah Agricultural college.
AFTERNOON.
p. NJ.
Production OF Alfalfa Seed ON Dry Land"
Nj Sylvester PeIrcc. Gunnison. 4.
Forage Crope on Dry Lands for 1.-Two
stook"--Dr, F.. 8. Harris. Logan, Utah
agricultural college.
The Legitimate Land Owner versus the
Speculator''- Joscph t. Cainc. sec
retary Salt Lake Commercial club
Five minute reports on last years expert
ence in dry farming
Cache county-w. II. Ballard. Cache
Junction.
BOX Eldor county-John Compton, Trc-
monton.
Davis county-Thomas J. Steed. Clear
field.
Salt Lake oounty-Heber Bennion. Salt
Lake City.
Iooele county--A. j. Stookey, Clover.
Itah county,. II. Gardner. Lehl
Juab county-Stepilen Bosweli Nen,i
Sanpete county-SyIvsster PeIrce Gun
nison.
San Juan countv-pap p..,.,.
Monticello
Report OF committees
Election OF officers.
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