The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-07-08

farming to join in the work.
The staff of speakers who Will make
addresses at the various meetings in
4 cludes the following:
+. ]. Iddings. dean of agriculture
and professor of animal husbandry
University of Idaho-Beef Cattle and
Hogs
F. w. Merrill, dairy development
agent. De Laval Separator Co..--Dairy-
ing and Creamerles.
w A, McKerrow, livestock special
ist Minnesota Agriculture college
Sheep and Dairy Husbandry.
c. Larsen, professor OF dairy hus-
bandry, South Dakota Agricultural
college-Alfalfa and Dairy Feeds
Thomas Shaw, Agricultural, North
ern Pacific and Great Northern rail-
ways-Forage crops.
D. f. Willard, development agent.
Northern Pacific railway--Corn, Cows
and Hogs.
o. d. Center. director agricultural
extension, University of Idaho and
county agricultural field agents coop
erating.J
A special train will he made up and
will carry the speakers and those in
terested in the meetings from place
to place.
The following schedule of times and
places has been announced:
sites, Monday. July 20: Kamiah,
Tuesday. July "a; Orofino, Wednesday,
July 2s; Juliaetta, Thursday, July 20;
Genesee, Friday, July 80; Troy, Satur-
day, July 81; Grangeville, August 2:
Vollmer-Ilo. Tuesday. August 8; Win
chester, Tuesday August 8; Lewiston,
Wednesday, August 4; Occur d'Alene,
Thursday. August s; Rathdrum, Fri
day, August 6 Gear will stand at Rath-
drum while speakers are taken to
Athol, returning to Rathdrum in the
evening"; Standpoint. Saturday. August
"a.
1t is expected that the exact time
and places of the meetings will be
announced by committees in the diff
ferent communities.
The arrangement of places of
meetings, arranging with farmers and
stoclxmen to bring livestock to the
places of meeting for demonstration
and judging, and other details will
be arranged by local committees In
the various communities, and all in
terested are invited to communicate
with w. ]. Jordan. general agent of
iston.
1t is the wish of the speakers to
spend the forenoon OF each day when
practicable visiting farms and meeting
stockmen and farmers in the country
in the localities where meetings are
to be held for the purpose of study
ing conditions on the farms and the
speakers at the meetings will do all
they can toward solving the livestock
problems as they exist In the differ
ent localities.
Stockmen and farmers are invited to
ask questions about any subject re-
lating to their farm operations. The
care and feeding of dairy cows, grow
ing of beef cattle for profit, the most
profitable breeds of farm animals,
breeding up the herd, the feeding of
calves, hog raising, farm seeds, silos.
and silage, the Standardization of
dairy products and marketing of farm
products will be among the subjects
considered
No exhibit will be carried on the
car, but livestock in actual use on the
purposes. 1t is requested particularly
that dairy and beef cows of different
ages and breeds and dairy and beef
bulls from farms in the vicinity, also
horses. sheep and hogs. be brought
to the meetings for demonstration and
judging. A livestock judging DEM
onstration will be given at each meet
ing where desirde, provided a suffici-
ent number of animals is brought to
the meeting