The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-13

agents school in cooperative dem-
onstration work and home economics
will be held at the University Flor
ida in Gainesville Oct. 2 to Z, in
elusive.
G.. K. McQuarrie, who is at the
head of this work in Florida, will
have charge of the school and will
be assisted by an able corps of work
ers.
1t is expected that the school will
be largely attended.
The following program has been
prepared and is now being mailed
to all interested in the work:
Lectures and Round Table each
forenoon 8 to ~.
Organization Day, Monday, Oct. 2
H. E. Savely, leader.
900. Address of welcome, Mayor
Matheson; 9:15, address, A. A. Muir
phree; 9:45, address, p H. Rolls;
1000, address, Bradford Knapp.
1920, Organizing the County for
Agriculture, N. T. Frame; 11:30,
Mapping Out Work, H. E. Savely;
11:45, Review of Work in Florida,
C. X. McQuarrie.
Afternoon session, 2 to 4:30.
Tour of farm and inspection of
live stock in charge of Prof. j. M.
Scott.
Staple Crop Day, Tuesday, Oct. 8
E. S. Pace, leader.
900, Crop Rotation in the Cotton
Belt, E. S. Pace; $3.50, Peanut Cul-
ture, A. P. Spencer; 10000, Sudan
Grass, R. |. Matthews; 1920, Some
Problems of the County Agents
Work, D. P. Coffin; 1900, Best Use
of the Dat Crop, w. E. Brown;
1870, Analysis and Feeding Value of
Legume Crops. S. S. Walker; gener.
al discussion.
Afternoon session, to 1870.
Demonstration in farm implements
of various kinds, led by F. M. Rast
and others.
Live Stock Day, Wednesday, Oct. 4
| A. P. Spencer, leader.
800, Cost of Milk Production, J.
M. Scott; $3.50, Production of Beef
ON the Small Farm, H. G. Lawton
I9:45, Marketing Milk and Cream, C.
L. Willoughby; 1915, Future of the
Milk Cow in Florida, A. R. Nielsen
1920, Animal Diseases Communica-
BILE to Man, A. H. Logan; 1900
Hog Cholera Conditions in Florida
C. F. Dawson; 1870, Tick Eradica.
ton Conditions, E. M. Nighbert;
general discussion.
Afternoon session, 2 to- 4:3O.
Judging Dairy Cattle, c.. l.. Will
loughby.
Judging Hogs, A. P. Spencer.
Judging Mules, J.. M. Scott.
Boys and Girls Club Day, Thurs.
day, Oct.5
G. l.. Harrington, leader.
800, Review of Club Work in
Florida, G.. d.. Herrington; $3.50
The Model Club Boy and Girl, Miss
A. E. Harris; 1890, Leadership Pos
sibilities of the Club Boy, w. L.
Watson; 1900, How to Interest the
Boy, o. WI. Caswell; 11:15, The
Type of Boy VINO Makes Good, R
w. Blackjack; 11:45, Agricultural
News Service and the County Agent
w. M. Beeler; general discussion
Afternoon session 2 to 4:30.
Selection and Judging of corn, led
by A. P. Spencer.
Horticultural Day, Friday, Oct. 6
C. K. McQuarrie, leader.
900, Preparation of Insecticides
by Cooperative Organizations, j. R.
Watson; $50, Citrus Spraying DEM
onstrations and How to Organize for
Success, William CONNIE; 1000, Va
riable Yields Due to- Individuality in
Trees, B. E.. Evans; 1915, Gummo-
sis, Foot Rot and Similar Diseases,
II. e, Stevens; 1915, Pecan Dis
eases, H. E. Stevens; 10:45, ecan
Diseases, ]. Matt; 1900, Importance
of Nursery Inspection, F. NJ.
O'Byrne; 1880, Feeding Plants, B !.
F. Floyd, Has, Pruning and Care
of Peach Trees, WI. L. Floyd, gem
eral discussion.
Afternoon session, to 1880.
Examination of fruit and other
specimens in exhibit room, led by B.
F. Floyd.
Pruning of trees, led by L. L.
! Floyd.