The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-11-05

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Agricultural college has come to
our support by giving this six
days of school. IL is the first
roundup TO be held in the history
of Eastern Utah. The college
is placing on it9elf a great ex-
pense In sending this group of
men and women from the col
lege TO meet with us. Their
transportation, board, and lodg-
ing expenses will amount to a
great deal, TO say nothing about
the expenses incurred by them
from the standpoint of salary.
Now then people, TO show our
appreciation and gratitude to
the officials Of the college extern
sion division we must get behind
this move and support the con-
vention by seeing to II that each
Is in attendance. Go and regis
ter for this course. There is not
a stock raiser, a general farmer,
a housewife, a business man or
woman or an upper student but
that will be able TO learn enough
new ideas about their business
at any one of these seventeen or
nineteen meetings TO strongly
Justify them in attending this
convention.
The convention will be held at
Huntington, as IL is the most
centrally located town for the
two counties. This convention
is a Carbon and Emery county
week of school and we want both
counties 10 support IL.
Transportation charges and
board and lodging will be placed
at a minimum rate, so that il
will be quite inexpensive. Hotel
arrangements will be made TO
take care of all who attend.
The program has not been
fully made out. but we will prob
ably have some or all Of the fol-
lowing speakers: Prof. John I.
Game, who will give addresses
on all types of live stock from
the standpoints Of meat, feed
ing Of. marketing, the different
cuts OF meat, etc; DIR. Frederick
on animal diseases and their con-
troll. He will probably give n
public clinic. Prof. Louis Win
sor, who will give talks on irriga-
ton and drainage, water meas
urement, etc; Ben r. Eldredge,
who will give some excellent
talks on the dairy COW and her
care, stable sanitation, milk
sanitation, etc. This is the big
coming industry for this part of
the state and we cannot learn
too much about il. Miss Ger
trude McCheyne VIII talk TO the
women and girls on many home
economic subjects, such as home
sanitation, proper care of milk
for infants, home decoration, la
Dor saving devices, etc. Miss
Fox will probably Civ" talks on
other phases of home economics
such as dividing of the dollar,
economy of the home, etc. Prof,
James Hogensen, head of the
boys and girls clubs work in
the state, will give talks on the
sugar beet industry, growing of
cereals, boys and girls club, etc,
Also a number of good local
speakers from each county on
topics with which they are IA
miliar and are making successes
in.
There will be meat cutting
demonstrations and many other
things that will be very educa-
tional.
The success of this roundup
will mean the permanency of the
course for future years. | APP
peal TO the educational men and
women, the bishops of the wards
and presidents of stakes, the
presidents of farmers organiza'
tons and home economies clubs
in fact every man and woman in
these two counties TO act as 9
committee of one and help Il
make this grand move a success
The high schools and acad-
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move with earnestness and are
going TO assist us with choruses
quartets, musical selections, etc
especially with their presenc,
at least two days out of the six
Everybody boost for this
grand move. Boost for YOU
counties and state, Boost fol
everything that will uplift, thai