Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-02-01

Orchard Management. George A. Yeat-
on. president Maine Pathological Soci-
ETY. presiding.
Why Fruit Growers Should Organ
ize, Mr.. Yeaton.
Orchard Pruning H. p. Sweetsir.
Orchard Fertilization Dr. Woods.
Cold Storage VS.. Selling to Buyers in
the Fall Mr.. Keyser.
Aims and Purposes of the Maine
Fruit Growers Exchange Mr.. Conant
73O p M-Early Incubator Chicks
for Farm and Market Mrs. DeCoster.
|. Friday March 10.
"A. M-Drainage, Its Effect on Earl
mess of Seeding and Crop Yield, Prof
Simmons.
Growing Small Fruits as Business
Prof. Hitchings.
Hog Cholera, DIR. Russell.
s.55 A. M-How Much Hay to the
Acre? Mr.. McIntire.
Farm Home Grounds-Their Plant
ing and Care. Gllustrated), Mr.. Lurie.
1915 A. M-Electricity on the Farm
Prof. Barrows.
How Much Per Acre Ought it Cost
to Grow Potatoes? Mr.. Day.
Losses in Handling Manures-A BIZ
Leak and Its Control. Mr.. Sink.
Where the Money is Made or Lost in
the Poultry Business, Mr.. Richardson.
lilo A. M.-Relative Values of Dairy
Feeds Prof. Corbett.
Building up the Farm Woodlot, Prof
Briscoe.
The Apple Storage Cellar. Prof
Brown.
Witch Grass and Other Farm Weeds
as Farm Leaks. Prof. Osler.
100 p. M.-Our Future Citizens, III.
lustrated), Mr. Torsleff.
Demonstration: Mixing Feeds, Mr.
Sherwood.
Poultry Killing House)-Demon.
stration Killing and Picking Poultry
Mr. Monahan. -
Annual meeting of School Course
,, Alumni Association (see special pro-
gram).
Association of Agricultural Students
(see special program).
Saturday, March II.
Q A. M.-Annual meeting Maine AS
ISOLATION of Agricultural Students (see
special program).
p. M-Agricultural banquet (Res-
ervation of tickets should be made BY
writing c. L. Blackman. president, Ag.
ricultural Club. or p. w. Monohon
Orono).
Home Economic Section.
Lectures and Demonstrations will be
given in Winslow Hall and The Naples
as indicated.
The Home Economics Department,
during Farmers Week will conduct g
school, including lectures, demonstra.
lions, and laboratory work in home
economic subjects. All attending Farm
ers Week are invited to the lectures
and Demonstrations. The laborator,
periods are arranged that the womer
may have an opportunity to take par
themselves in exercises in cooking ant
sewing. 1t will be possible to enrol
only So women for the laboratory ex.
ercises. On this account women should
make early application for laborator,
work. All applications for the schoo
should be before March 1. Do not for.
get that all persons interested are in.
vited to attend the lectures and demon.
STATIONS.
Monday, March 6.
100 p. M.-Home Economics, Mis-.
Freeman.
2.25 P. M.-Foods. Miss Beach.
$50 P. M.-(The Maples)-Informa
reception given by the Home Econom
les Department to the women attend
ing Farmers Week.
Tuesday, March 2.
S.55-11.o5 A. M.-(The Maples)-Lab.
oratory Work, Vegetable Cookery. Mis-.
Freeman. Miss Knight.
Laboratory Work, Sewing. Mis-.
Whitcomb, Miss Knight
1.10..Fruits and Vegetables. Mis-.
Beach.
100 p. M.-Bread and Cereals, Miss
Freeman.
2.25-4.10 P. NJ. (The Maples)-Lab.
Freeman, Miss Beach.
Laboratory Work. Sewing, Mis-.
Whitcomb. Miss Knight.
Wednesday, March 8.
8.55-11.05 A. M.-(The Maples)-
Laboratory Work. Left Overs, Miss
Freeman, Miss Beach.
S.55-11.o5 A. M.-Laboratory Work
Sewing, Miss Whitcomb, Miss knight
lilo A. M.-Care Of Food, Mis-.
Beach
100 P. M-The Convenient Kitchen
Miss Freeman
2.25-4.10 p. NJ. (The Maples)-Lab.
oratory Work, Left Overs, Miss Free.
man. Miss Beach
25-4.10-Laboratory Work. Sewing
Miss Whitcomb, Miss Knight
4.3O p. M.-(The Maples)-Receptior
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