Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-01-07
SNIaEDREEDERS AND
Di|RYHEH WILL MEET
Big Conyentfcns of Associated In
dus.IJes in Boise January 12-15.
Tuesday Program

The dairymen VIII hold IN II
! gathering in the Boise Commereia
: Club rooms. Tuesday forenoon tbs
program will start with an addEe=
. Of welcome and the Response by
/, President Gustave Kunze CT Buhl
After the appointment Of the nsces-
sary. committees F. w. Merrill dairy
/, and creamery improvement exrerii
will speak on "Dairying as q Com
munfty BUILDER" Following him Prof
o. D. Center, director Of the depart
ment Of agriculture ex.ersioa, VIII
tell of the relation of his depart
ment to the dairy industry OF the
state.
Tuesday afternoon a very interest
ing feature of the convention will
be an excursion around the interur-
ban loop. Stops will be made at a
number Of farms where pure-5red
stock is grown, as well as al the CO
operative cheese factory at Merrill
an, and the Cooperative creamery at
Nampa This excursion viii te un-
der the direction of E. F. Rhinehart,
U. 5. Department of Agriculture.
Wednesdays Program.
The Market Situation in the North
West-G. E. Freyert. in charge of
creamery Investigations, Salt Lake
City, Utah; discussion led by W. S.
Hinchcliffe. New Plymouth; Us. Stin
son, Nampa
Progressive Dairy Breedfng-E. V.
Ellington, professor OF dairying, Uni
yersity of Idaho, Moscow.
Afternoon.
Present Status Of the Cow Test
ing Associatjons-J. E. Dorman, IN
caarge Western Dairy Investigations,
Sail Lake City. Utah
Why the Sio?-H. W. Hochbaum.
Director County Agriculturists, Boise
H. A. Ireland. Agriculturist, Canyon
County. Caldwell; c. E. johnson,
Field Dairymen, U. S. Department |
of Agriculture, Gooding, Lincoln and
Twin Falls, counties, Twin Falls.
The Idaho State Swine Growers
association will hold its sessions at |
the Y. NJ. c. A building, Tenth and
Grove streets. A big program, with
evening sessions on the bill. his
oeen arranged and is given in full |
below:
Thursday Forenoon.
Address of Welcome-Mayor Hod-
gss.
Response-D. R. Hubbard, Kuna.
Reports-G. h Moore, seretary.
Nampa.
Annual Address-H. L. Randall
President, Boise.
Problems in Swine Production-E.
J. lddings, Professor Of Animal In
dustry State University. Moscow.
Afterrioon.
Shall the State Protect Itself
Against Contagious EpidemicsAH
R. Hubbard. Kuna.
contagious Diseases and How to
Combat Them-Dr. W. A. Sullivan.
Twin Falls, in charge government
investigation of hog cholera. Twin
Falls county.
The Hog of Today and How to
Feed him-V. D. Hanna, Notus. |:
The Humble Hog in History
Horace Adds, editor the Rural Spfr-
Il. Portland, Ore.
Evening.
Noted Hogs illustrated stereopti-
con lecturel-Prof. E. ]. Iddiags.
Line Breeding Lloyd E. Kel- 5
y. Nampa.
Friday Forenoon.
Moving Pictures of Idaho Live
stock Industry. S. Jones, Exposi-
lion Commissioner, Boise.
Cooperation in Distributfon-H. E.
McElroy, Boise.
Afternoon.
Hog 1t Down illustrated stereop-
ticon lectare)-o. D. Center, Boise,
Director Agricultural Extension Uni
versity of Idaho.
Long and Short way from the Dam
to Market-H. L. Fest, Emmett.
Can the Extension Department.
Help the Swine Breeders-H. W.
director County Agrtcul-
Boise.
Cooperative Shipping-E. F. Rax-
ter. Secretary Farmers Cooperative
Association, Roswell. s
Cau the Business OF Swine Grow
ing BE Freed from the Arbitrary Do
nina ton of the Meat Trust.-M. E.
Lewis, Moscow. Idaho.