The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-15

/ these AsaNsiNa t"tNaa4 AS AS"s Nsbs
with seventy.flve present. The pro
gram was participated In by state
officials from the Louisiana State uni
versi.y, the United States Department
of Agriculture, Of Hrookhayen and
starkville, Miss. Turner Wright spoke
on "Why the Pure bred Sire: George
Where. president. Of Closerlanas Dairy
Association, on why Leaistana Farm
era Should Keep Dairy Cows; |. 4
West. president OF the Dairy Assosia,
ton. on "Iiow to Get Started In the
Dairy Business" DIR. A. Gayden made
the welcome on behalf OF the town
! A general discussion was followed
by short business session. Luncheon
was served by the wemen Of MOI wood
| which included O specially prepared
quail on toast menu In the evening
an illustrated lecture was given by
H. P. Lancaster. u 3. Department. OF
! Agriculture, Rrookehaven, Mlss.. show,
Ing slides Oh sanitary barns. milk
| houses. dairy rooms. also the different
strains best fitted to dairy purposes.
the Holsleih and Jersey stock
The closing address was delivered
by Turner Wright, live stock estanslen
service, Louisiana State University. on
Cooperation In Dalrying
President West named two lmpor.
tant committees, as follows On Pure
bred sires and Their Registration
William Forbes. Ethel. chairman; G,
+. Dewey, Ceatreytlle. Mlss. M G.
bridges. Norwood On Legislation
George Garden, GBfley, chairman, w,
viIlere. New Orlesas, William Trot.
ter Jackson T. c. AtRoweH, Lindsay.
The following nes members were
enrolled C. VI Harrow. W. A. West.
Bridges 4 Cant, Walter Dawson. D. r.
Halt, Kenneth Mckay. Henry Yer.
meersch. ] l. siRgletary. Eseo Welsch.
] 4 Mccartney, A, b. Young
Prof Staples rendered his help In
getting pure bred dairy sires for any
farmers, even II they did nos have the
moapy to pay cash down.
President West suggested that Lou.
tsfana become the pioneer In the forina.
iioa of dairy clubs among school chill
drea. and urged that the nairymen's
Association adopt the slogan - Dairy
Cow OH Each Louisiana Farm"
The East Fellciana tick fight WAS
discussed Mr. Bridges said II was
rumorea that the fight was to be aban.
donea. which would be calamity 10
the entire state. President West deem.
I'd that the subject Mas emlnentls one
for the association 10 handle. and said
there world be no hesitation In follow
Ing the suggestion Prof Staples satd
there were nov IS shippers Of milk In
East Feiteiana and IL was vital to the
milk industry aud farm prosperity
that che tick be- baaiahed this year
w, l.. Carruth explained that the
police iury's term would expire In
June. and II would carry on the work
until that limit bull did not like to bind
I,s successors The parish Ia In debt.
but that ls not the trouble, The Idea
seems to prevail that the work has
gene Oh now for over year without
absolute tick freedom. and that there
Is no use keeping on indefinitely There
Is alao complaint that too much has
been paid for materials for the dipping
solution There are 40 sats In the
parish, which IN sufficient number. and
In his own ward the service had been
conscientious There IL not Ave per
cent a. many ticks az before dipping
started
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