The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-04
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'Stase Veterinarians Ask Mis-
soula People to Meet
With Them Friday.

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Contrary TO u persistent rumor the
general pubic will be allowed and is
even urged to attend the meeting Of
The State Veterinarians association
next Friday afternoon, and evening at
the Missoula Chamber of Commerce
building on Main street. The greater
part Of the session ON this day will be
given over to a symposium on meat
and milk inspection and many Missoula
people have signified desire to at
tend.
Four Missoula people are scheduled
to talk on the subject In the afternoon
Miss Gertrude r. Sloan, trained nurse
and representative of the Missoula
Woman's club. will speak on Meat
and Milk Inspection in Relation to the
Public Health" This will be followed
by. a general discussion of the ques-
ton, led by Mrs. George Briggs of
this city.
Following this ]. r. Daily will talk
nn Meat from the Hoof to the Block"
Mr.. Daily aUill discuss the work Of
butchering and the necessity and value
of sanitation in the process.
DR. Z. c. Anderson is scheduled to
close the afternoon session with a more
or less technical discussion of meat
and milk inspection from the city
physicians viewpoint.
Among the other speakers on the
evening program is DR.. E. +. Dodds,
president of the Missoula County
Medical society, who will speak on.
Meat and Milk Inspection from a
Physicians Standpoint"
Luncheon IL, Feature.
The social feature of the conven-
ton will be the luncheon rendered the
assembled veterinarians at the Flor
ence hotel Saturday noon by the Mis-
s9nla Chamber of Commerce. Talks
relative to the health of the general
public will be given and the chamber
OF commerce is making a special ef-
fort to have good crowd Of Missoula
people present at the luncheon to
honor the visitors and listen. to the
discussions. Dean>A. L. Stone of the
State University's school of journal
ism, will make the address of well
come, While DR.. J. w. Butler, state
Seterinarian: DIR. M. f. Knowles,
president Of the society, and Or. +. c..
Anderson, secretary or the local board
OF health will give practical talks on
municipal sanitation and welfare.
The meeting Friday afternoon will
be opened at o'clock with an address
of welcome by Mayor H. T. Wilkinson.
Tho Saturday sessions of the con-
vehtion will be spent in consideration
OF business affairs and discussions on
.techuical problems. @~--
u The program follows: 4...s,.....
Friday Afternoon.
At o'clock the members will as
semble in the Missoula Chamber of
Commerce building.
Address Of Welcome-Mayor II. T.
Wilkinson
Responsible. w. J. Butler
Roll Call
Submission of minutes of previous
meeting.
Symposium on meat and milk in
spection.
Meat Inspection-Dr. N. r. Gum of
Butte.
Discussion opened by DIR. Howard
WEIGH.
General discussion
Laboratory Meat and Milk Inspection
DIR. J. F.. Mitchell, pathologist for
the Anaconda Copper Mining COM
pany, Anaconda.
Discussion opened by DR.. w. F.
Cogswell of Helena.
Meat and Milk Inspection in Rela-
ton to the Public Health--Miss Ger
trsde +. Sloan, trained nurse and rep
resentative of Missoula Woman's club
Discussion opened by Mrs. George
Briggs.
General discussion.
Meat from the Hoof to the Block
J. r. Daily.
Address on Meat and Milk Inspection
DR.. E. c. Anderson, city physician Of
NIissoula. ....
Friday Evening. =.
So'clock. n-
Illustrated lecture on milk and
dairy inspection-Dr Howard WEIGH,
veterinarian at the state agricultural
college and experiment station at
Bozeman.
Observation-Disclosures G. A. Halter
shield of Glendive, i. S. Gray of Miles
City, +. NJ. Nelson of Columbus and w.
j.. Cogswell of Helena.
General discussion.
Meat and Milk Inspection from a
Physicians Standpoint - DIR. Il. j..