The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-02-19
GET SPECIAL MOVIE FILMS
Favorits Form of Amusement to be
used Largely in Entertaining Visitors
From Other Parts Of County in Great
Two Days Meeting Next Week.

The special committee of the Keno
sha Retailers Association in charge
Of the program for the big farmers
institute to be held in Kenosha on
February Goth and 9th, Thursday and
Friday of next week, was in session for
many hours on Tuesay and practical
~ completed the program for the big
event which is expected to draw more
than thousand people from the rural
districts of the county to Kenosha.
Pans were completed for the use of
the special trains assured by the
North Western road and plan is on
foot to organize a great committee on
entertainment who will make it a
point to see that Kenosha right hand
Of Fellowship is open all the time
to the visitors.
The program for the institute out
lined by the state department is one
Of the best ever offered by an insti-
tute in the state, but the committee
is well aware of the fact that talking
shop grows tiresome even to the
farmers and there is going to be lot
&C. amusement for the visitors. "The
Movies will be working overtime and
every theatre in the city is planning
to have special programs during the
two days Of the institute. All sections
Of the institute will be held at the
Rhode Opera House and the committee
has arranged for the showing OF lot
q films which will be Of great interest
IT, the people who are interested in the
development Of farm life. The Inter
national Harvester Company has CON
scented to send lot of films made by
that company and these will be shown
following the regular sessions Of the
Institute The best possible films will
be secured for entertainments at other
parts of the day and in the evening
The cooking school for the women is
to be featured. 1T will be held in the
basement Of the Park Avenue NJ E.
church and many prominent women of
the city have consented to aid in ex-
tending a welcome to the women Of the
county, The school will be in charge
of Miss Nellie Maxwell of Neenah, and
helpful suggestions will be given as
10 real cutting of the cost of high liv-
ing Kenosha women will be wecom-
Cd to this school and the committee be-
leves that it viii prove the most in
teresting feature Of the two days
Institute.
The committee failed in its effort
tc secure the presence of Governor
McGovern at the institute. A formal
Invitation was sent to the governor
to be present and address the people
Of the city and the county, but he
found that it would be impossible for
him to arrange his engagements so as
to be in Kenosha on either of the days.
George McKerrow, head Of the farm
er s work N the state, vii he featured
and he win deliver an address on the
evening Of the first day of the insti-
tute. This address will be of partic-
plar interest to all people who see
the value of the Fbaek to the land''
movement.
The committee has planned to make
tie institute in the form of home,
coming and everything possible will
be done to show the people of the
towns of the county that the peopIe
Of Kenosha are interested in thar
welfare and in the development of the
great resources Of the county