The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-02-04
FARMERS ADJOURN
AFTER SESSION OF
WEEK IN MITCHELL
he Final Meeting is
Held This Fore
OFFICERS NAMED
Poultrymen and Live Stock
Breeders Name Leaders,
Resolutions Passed.
OFFICERS NAMED

- al lllltitSiS OF SnllD
i)akota ever held in the state. the
trlDle gathering OF live stock breed
ers' corn and grain growers and
poultry fanciers in Mitchell this
week concluded with the grain mems
closing session This forenoon.
FROM the viewpoint of progress
slVe Agriculture, the movement for
ihe conservation Of the soil ON tbe
'&rms CT South Dakota. the improve
hlent OF all breeds OF pure bred live
STOCK, the Propagation OF the stand
ara varieties of poultry and the rails
ing OF the Grains best adapted to this
country. the meetings which have
been in progress since Monday
evening. have been epochial their
effect.
Stock breeders Elect
In the annual election, last evening
of the South Dakota Improved Live
Stock and Poultry Breeders ~assotia-
ton, President j. NJ. Erion. of Nit
chelS and Secretary-Treasurer James
w. Wilson. of Bookings. were both
Reelected for the ensuing terms. The
Vlce-presidents named were Gorge NJ.
bunmire, of scotland, Matt Gins
bach, of Hartford. p. e. Murphy. of
Oldham and r. j. Weiland, of Can
istota.
the officers of the association will
constitute the directorate of the or
ganization. Another imuortant fen
lure of last c.cNim2's session was the
adontion of new bv-}aws di.rerina
but little from The former ones. as the
result of the incorporation of the as
sociation during the past wear.
The resolutions adopted voiced
the thanks of the association for The
treatment received in Mitchell. plede
ed alleeiarce TO the South DaFota
state fair. uraed the efforts of the
legislature for eradictory measures
against contagious and infections
diseases OF live stock and o~mphasized
the need of consolidating and not
duplicating farmers short, courses
and institute work.
The association. in the resolutions
declared for holding the annual bust
ness meeting earlier i'm the program
OF the week and for holding at least
one Joint session with the grain
The work OF the State col
leee at Brookines was heartily en-
dorsed and the legislature was ask
ed to make liberal appropriations for
the support of its work.
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