Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-02-10
GREAT FARM CROPS SHOW.
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noon. The Stock and Corn Judging
Contests will be held at the Crooks
ton School Of Agriculture before the
formal opening in the morning.
The afternoon session will be pre-
sided over by. "A. d. .Vansickle of
Warren. G. E. Brown, of the agri-
cultural extension division, will talk
on Potatoes; Supt. Selvig, of the
Crookston School of Agriculture on
the Weed Problem in Red River Val
ley; T. A. Erickson, state leader, on
Boys and Girls Club Work.
In the evening rural school spell
ing contest and high school declam-
atory contest will be held.
Wednesday, Feb. IL.
In the forenoon Dairy Cow Judg-
ing Demonstration by G. p. Grant,
manager Jean Duluth Farm, Du-
luth. Addresses on The Outlook for
Dairying by w. A. McKerrow, of the
agricultural extension division, and
on, Minnesota, the Butter State, by
]. J. Farrell, the newly appointed
Dairy and Food Commissioner.
In the afternoon Dean A. F.
Woods, of the Minnesota College Of
Agriculture will speak on Research
in Agriculture and there will also be
other addresses on dairy farming.
In the evening there will be music,
Red River Valley Community Sing
ing, an illustrated lecture on Types
of Dairy Cattle, and an address on
Problem of the Country Church by
DR.. J. M. Walters, of Fargo.
Thursday, Feb. 1S.
In forenoon, Swine Judging Dem
onstration by VIM. Dietrich Of Crook
ston School of Agriculture, an adj
dress on Beef Production Problem by
! D. A. Wallace, editor Of "The Farm
err" besides other addresses on meat
production.
In the afternoon, President Weld
Of the Moorhead Normal School, will
deliver an address on "Social Forces
in the Red River Valley" DR. L. II.
D. Weld, of University Of Minnesota
will discuss Marketing of Farm
Products" and A. D. Wilson, Of the
University extension division, will
talk on Cooperation Among Farm
ers.
In the evening there will be an adj
dress by Gov. w. S. Hammond.
Friday, Feb. 10.
The morning session will be pre-
sided over by Dan Robertson Of Ar
gyle. Draft Horse Judging Demon
stration will be given by w. A. Nc
Kerrow. An address by F. r. Crane
of the Extension Bureau, Great Nor
thern Railway and other addresses.
In the afternoon, President j. A.
Aasgaard, of Concordia College, Of
Moorhead, will give an address on
''The Contented Farmer"
On Friday evening President Geo.
E. Vincent, Of the University Of Min
nesota will deliver an address.
Women's Meetings.
The Farm Crops Show recognizes
the Importance of woman's work in
any scheme Of farm betterment,
hence special meetings for women
have been arranged to be held in the
Presbyterian church, every day Of
the show. At these meetings topics
that pertain to home making, home
economics, cooking. canning, home
sanitation, preventive hygiene, home
decoration, ETC., by experts along
those lines. A Handicraft and In
dustrial Art Exhibit arranged bv
Harriet S. Flagg, Of Minneapolis will.
be. shown Thursday morning, Fri
day is set apart for Town and Coun-
try Club Day. when. at the morning
session Mrs w. N. Powell. Of War:
rem, will give an address on ''Town
and Country Club" On Friday af-
:ternoon the play, "Back to the
Farm" will be presented nv students.
of the University Of Minnesota and
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