The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-28
PRIZES MAY GO TO
ANDERSON PEOPLE
Live Stock Association Will At
tract ML-ly to Columbia
in February

Throughout Anderson county the
liyeliest interest is being manifested
in the meeting Of the Live Stock As
ISOLATION of South Carolina which is
scheduled for February 4, 5 and 6.
In all probability number of Ander-
son people will attend the event and
1t is hoped that many of them will
this year, as has become custom
with Anderson people, win q number
OF prizes.
There are to be a number of in
teresting discussions as will be seen
from consulting the lengthy program
which has been arranged.
The association will hold also a
buttermaking contest, which every
one engaged In buttermaking is urged
to enter. There will be two classes
of butter considered: namely, dairy
butter and farm or country butter;
The former includes butter made by
dairymen from separator cream Of
fered in original pacakges; the latter
includes butter made in any other
way than from the centrifugal cream
separator system. Valuable prides of
various kinds IRE offered for winners
in each, contest.
The Association is accomplishing
much good for its members through.
the publication of n sale and want
list, which is free to members. Two
slogans of the association, the spirit
of which is being worked out with
much good effect are: more Live
Stock and Better Live Stock" and
Death to the Grade Sire"
Following is the programme for
the Live Stock Association meeting:
Wednesday,, February 40 a. M,
Address by president, Mr.. James l..
Mcintosh, ,Dovesville. S. c.; 1890 A.
2.a, 23:--a president president. I.emrane County Fair
lima and How They May Be Improved,
by Mr.. j. III. McLain, Washington, D.
c.; Products, by Mr.. A. C. Haskell,
augusta, Ga.
1880 p. NJ. Announcement of Win
ners in DutttteT Scoring CONTEXT; 2
to 5 p. NJ. Better Butter Needed on
the Farm, by Mr.. Alvin J. Reed, Raj
eigh, N. c.; $3.50 p. NJ. The Advantag-
es of Local Butter Scoring Contest,
by Mr.. r. NJ. Mason, Clemson College,
S. C 2
8 p. NJ. The County Fair as an Aid
to Better Live Stock, by Mr. w. d.
Byrd, president, Laurens County Fair
Health (Stereoptican Lecture), byI
Mr.. r. II. Mason. Clemson College,
. p. Mclean Milk and the Public
S. c.
Thursday, February SO A. M.
The Prospects and Plans for Live
Stock Work in South Carolina, by
Prof r. L. Shields, Clemso Colleges;
.llA.M.The Relations of the Feternar
to the Live Stock Industry of the
State, by
11.45 A. NJ, Business Session, elec-
tion of officers. ~
2:30 p. M. Progress and Prospects
of Establishing Cattle Industry in
the South. by J.. A. Kiernon, Birming-
ham. Ala: 3:15 p. NJ. Wanted. Feeder
Cattle in Middle West, by Mr.. Phil S.
Haner, President Illinois Breeders
end Feeders Association, Tailorsville,
III: p, Vi. Discussion; $50 p. Nj,
ldoVing Pictures ana StereoDticon
Views showing Methods OF Eradica-
ton Ticks, by DR.. n M Nighbert, At
lanta, Ga; discussion
8 p. NJ. Pastdre and Forage Crops
tbs First Step In Successful Live
Stock Work, by Prof. w. w. Long.
ClesiHcn Colleges; 9 p. M. The County
Live Stock Association, by Or. s. S.
binder, Union, sc. 7s.
Friday. February 6.-1O A. M. Poul-i
al III poA thItS5 cdStOr, II tile Live
Stock Industry of South Carolina, by
Mr.. Frank G. are, Clemson College,!
3: Z. II A. M. Common Mistakes and
HOW to Prevent Them In Breeding
Hogs, by Mr.. II c. Moss, st. Matthews,
S. c.; 2.30 p. ~. How to Begin. tlSe
Breeding of Beef Cattle by Mr. ]. n,
Watt, Clemson College, S. C.; $40 p.
M Best Methods to Follow When
Feeders Are Purchased, by DR.. Sor-
rel, Spartanburg, S. G..