The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-09

Agricultural Extension and superin-
tendent of the experiment farm at
Grand Forks, International Harvester
Co.--How to Increase the Productive
ness Of Our4-old Farm Land.
=. II. Crane, agricultural extension
agent. Great Northern railWay-Some
Economic Problems in Connection
with North Dakota Soils.
Wednesday, Jan. 20, 8 p. M, Tho
Armory-Subiect, D~airyins.
Music-PubIic school choruses.
j. D. Bacon. the Lilac Hedge farm,
Grand Forks--Practical Farming in
the Red River Valley.
r. @. Jackson, federal dairy expert
at Grafton - Starting in the Dairy
Business.
H. G. Van Pelt, Iowa dairy expert.
Waterloo. Ia.--Dairy Cow Dernonstra-
ton. :
Both a pure bred and a grade COW
will be used on the platform.
T. A. Hoverstad, agricultural COM
missioner. the $500" railway - OPP.
%portunity. IL.
The boys of the high school classes
in agriculture will run the Babcock
milk test. p. 2.... ..n~E -s4
Bring half pint samples of cream,
Thursday, Jan. 40, 2 .. M, the Arr1ory
Subject, Problems of the =
Farm Home.
Music-Public school choruses.
Miss Nellie w. F~arnsworth, director
of the department of domestic science,
Valley City State Normal school
Conservation Of Energy in the Home.
Miss Lissa e. Holden, supervisor Of
the department of domestic science
and art, Grafton high school, assist
ed by the girls of the cooking classes
IN Tho dor}nr nyN1 i1rrs~. I;1L r-I~
-What Home Dishes Can the Farm
Wife Make from Corn?
Coffee and doughnuts will be served
after the demonstration.
Thursday, Jan. 29, 8 .. nny the Armory
Subject, Good Roads.
Music-Public school choruses.
Jay w. Bliss, state. engineer for
North Dakota and secretary Of, the
state highway commission, ~stereopti-
con lecture-The Construction and
Maintenance Of Earth Roads.
E. S. Fowler, Universal Portland
Cement Co.. Chicago, .~stereopticon lee
ture-The Uses Of Concrete on the
Modern Farm.
Friday, Jan. 80. 2 p. M, the Opera
house-Subject, Corn and Alfalfa.
Music-Public school choruses.
e. A. Wilson, agricultural agent,
Pacific n Great Northern
railways-Corn for Hogs and Better |
Crops.
L. B. Hanna, governor of the state
of North Dakota-North Dakota and
Her Opportunities.
l.. G. Macy, agriculiuralist, Grafton
high school-Corn Breeding and
Growing.
l.. r. Waldron, superintendent,
Dickinson Sub"experiment station, |
stereopticon lecture-The Value Of
A 1fa Ifn orj TIE TNtIJ&,,S~o ~ NT-~41, w.
kota. [
j. G. Haney will judge the corn
in the ten ear contest, o the |
Winners n award the prizes.
Glasses and Prizes Offered.
Best ten ears Minnesota 2S-First
prize, Queen Brand" Razor ($3), l..
L. Newgard; secon prize, STANLEY
carpenters plane ($2.50), I. L. New
gard.
Best ten ears Minnesota 13-First
prize, "B and o Brand" set silver
knives and forks ($5), Brosnahan
& Olson Co.; second prize, two pals
minnesota" stock food go, Graf
ton Drug Co.
First prize, Keen Kutter Brand"
carving set $5). Haugland and Tor
blaa; second prize, one box Tampa
Cuba" cigars ($4), H. l.. Haussamen
Co.
Best ten ears Flint-First prize,
one pair twentieth Century" buggy
thills .($4.50), Torgerson and Hons
void; second prize, cloth bound farm
'er's account Book ga, G. W. Foog-
Fifty bushels Minnesota % seed
corn grown on THE Grafton High
school ten-acre experimental plot will
be sold during the institute by MI.
Macy. See him early in the institute, |
as it will not go far.
Friday, Jan. 80, 6 p. M, The Armory.