The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-01-22
TO BOOST FARM LIFE
Farmers Course at u. of w.
Promises to be In
teresting.
PROGRAM TOUCHES EVERY PART
Men Widely Known in the Nation as
Leaders in Agricultural Work Will be
on the Program to Instruct Farmers
in Conducting Their Business.

Practically every phase Of Wiscon-
sin farm life will be given considera-
tion at the ten days Farmers Course
to be held in Madison from January
~ to February 6. The farm help prob
lem and the successful marketing of
farm produce will be made the central
themes for the course and each day
some phase of these problems will be
discussed by men who have given these
questions careful study.
A series Of conferences on CO.
operation in the production, manufact-
ure, and sale of farm products or pro-
duce will be held durin. the course,
B. H. Hubbard of the College of Agri-
culture Of the University Of Wisconsin
will direct these discussions. DR.. Hib-
bard is familiar with cooperative en-
terprises, not in the middle west, but
throughout the United States and in
foreign countries On Wednesday,
February 4, through the cooperation
Of the Wisconsin State Board Of Agri-
culture and the directors of the course,
a symposium on cooperative and COM
munity marketing Of farm produce and
crops will be given by seven prominent
agricultural authorities Of the state.
The program for the course includes:
Tuesday, Jan. 27-'"The Use Of
Power on the Farm and in the Home, =
F. M. White; excepting Down the Cost
Of Milk Production E. H. Earring
ton; Sanitation, Disinfectants and
How to Use Them E. G. Hastings;
Practical Suggestions for Meeting
the Farm Help Problem William
Leiserson, state labor employment
bureau; "1The Scotch Farm Hand and
His Training DR.. A. S. Alexander.
Wednesday, Jan. 2s.-" Getting the
Work Done" ii. G. Taylor; Essen
tials for Success with Alfalfa,' R. A.
Moore; 9eAn Illinois Farmers View Of
the Country School, w. B. Mills,
clerk of the John Swaney Consolidated
School Board (Illinois); 1.-THE Wiscon-
sin Farmer and His Schools State
Supt G. P. Cary; "The Schools Which
Made Denmark Famous, HI. w.
Foght, U. S. Specialist in Education
Thursday, JAM 30 Cooperation of
Farm and Village" A. H. Christman,
Menomonee Falls; Cuisines Methods
of Farm Practice, Prof G. K. Ora
ham, Hampton Institute, Va.
Friday, Jan. 3O.-tsThe Decoration of
II a.. nj ( q I
Functions Of the Country Church. y
Graham Taylor, Chicago, editor of The
Survey; Analysing a Farm w. J.
Dougan, Beloit; D. I'll. Otis; "The Re-
lation of Schools and Home Mrs. L.
K. Matthews; !" A Summer in the Holy
Land Miss A. L. Marlatt.
Saturday, Jan. 31.-'' Vertical Drains,
Capstan bitches and Large Tile" F.
R. Jones; Cooperation and Farm
Credits B. H. Hibbard How to
Study Our Own Soil,'' A. r. Whitson.
Monday, Feb. Estate Seed In
spection, "A. L. Stone; Leaks in the
Dairy Business" g. G. Humphrey;
"Fats, Oils, Soaps, Paints and varnish-
es,' L. Kahlenberg; Agriculture in
the Far East, Prof. Alfred Vivian,
Columbus, Ohio
Tuesday, Feb. g. Community
Breeding F. H. Scribner; ssDairy
Scenes in Guernsey, G. L. Hill; Cow
Testing Associations, Theodore Sex
auer; Permanent Agriculture and
Dairying,'' Prrf. Vivian; Farm Life
in Moving Pictures, Prof. w. H. Dud-
ley.
Wednesday, Feb. 4-"Co-operative
Marketing of Farm Produce B. H.
Hubbard, J. G.. HAHN, Madison, H.
Krumery, Plymouth, and w. H. Han
chett, Sparta; Community Marketing
Of Farm Crops,' Ben Faast, Eau Claire,
R. H. Beebe, and E. j. Delwiche, Ash
land; Producer and Consumer-Can
They be Brought Togethergo r. A.
Campbell, secretary State Board of
Public Affairs.
Thursday, Feb. g." Horse Breeding
in Wisconsin, = J. G. Fuller, secretary
Wisconsin Horse Breeders association;
1.-THE Importance and Dignity of Our
Calling" A. J. Lovejoy.
On Friday, Feb. g. the annual meet
ings of nearly all of the state breed
ers associations will be held.
The protest of the rural mail carriers