The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-12-22

The first cycle of Farmers
Movable Schools for the northern
part of the state begins at Rath-
drum, Clarks Fork and st. Maries
December % and continues until
January 2. The Department of
Agricultural Extension of the
University of Idaho promises
some very interesting and event
ful meetings during the school,
for a large number of special
lists and. practical workers along
agricultural lines have been en-
gagged. Every effort will be di-
rected TO makes these sessions
practical, To reach the farmer and
rancher i'm terms of his own real
needs to give those things that
will help to make the home more
comfortable, and life more pleas
ant. The dollar sign will not be
forgotten but the work given will
aid i'm showing ways and means
for increasing the figures i'm
your bank account.
A wide range of topics will be
covered. There will be some
thing for every farmer and his
wife, as we'll as for the boys and
girls who will be she farmers and
the farmers wives of tomorrow
A Home Economical Section will
include demonstrations and helps
for the home and busy housewife
The program will cover the
subjects of licestock and dairy
ing rather fully since the needs
of northern Idaho are very close
| ly connected with this sort o|
work.
This movable school is an OPP
portuniiy which none should mis-,
1t is free to all who can attend
Your University and Agricultural
| College take this as one of tn,
ways to held you. It will be an
event to look forward to and {,
plan on attending. Don't miss
it,
A list of some of the subjects
and speakers who will be presen
is given. Twelve or more speak
ers and instructors have been en-
gagged for the weeks work. Tn
full program will be in your hand
at the opening of the school.
Prof. E. J. Iddings, whom ever
one knows favorably, and who
a whole school by himself, wi
J discuss the Red or the Black Ho
"prospects," "That Faithfr
Friend, " "Other Things, and wi
probably give one or two evenin
lectures. You'll miss a treat
= you fail to hear him. Prof.
" Ellington is the man who ca
g listen to your description of
= dairy COW and then tell you VIII;
she probably produces, whethC
'' she is a boarder or a profltab
r COW. He will speak Of "pickin
r Il Winner" " Dairy Cows and Do
r lars, " " A Profit Making Jug" an
$ "Our Creamery" as we'll as oth'
j topics of interest to all. Sol
= and their use, Sour soil and 9th,
topics dealing with crop problem
e as they relate to the land will
= presented by DR.. J. S. Jones,
70 ID. Center and others. The croI
= and their profitable productio
IT distribution, and marketing w
n be handled by N. S. Robb al
ID others, all of whom are worth e.
1t ing far to hear.
= Veterinary problems under q
II topics, Keep it Away" an "Wh
'e Shall | do?" will be treated by /
* A. r. Hahner. DR.. Hahner spea
rs with authority and does not b
st come technical so as to fail
+ be understood.
is Green Grass and Silver d,
> lars" is topic that seems que
III you want to see what its abo
IS come out and hear N. S. Robb
ly O. ID. Center discuss a subject y
IN can't fail TO be interested in. A
ne other topis, "Can We Help" W
IN be handled by DR.. Chas. H. Sh;
I'd tuck; every man who has any {
n over land or who has to VIC
m around stumps should know ]
Shattuck. He can tell you mC