The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-01-18
Three Barnes; IS; County Men Talk
at Grain Growers Annual Meet

Tuesday the grain growers of the
state met at Fargo for their annual
convention Of four days. The follow
ing program shows that three Barnes
county men addressed the members.
No other county In the state Is so
honored. &&:
Tuesday, Jan. Is.
1000 a. m.-Prayer by Rev. R. A.
Beard, pastor First Congregational
Church. ~--rt.....'
Address of Welcome-"The Larger
Cooperation" by J. P. Hardy, secre
tary Commercial Club, Fargo. j.
"Growing and Marketing Seed Pota
toes"-C. E. Brown, st. Anthony Park
MINI.
"A Farmers Experience in Corn
Breeding Otto U1horn, Lisbon.
Appointment of committees.
1870 D. m.-"Making Clover and AL
falfa Hay'-J. G. Haney, Grand Forks
Rural Education"-C. G. Carlson,
Valley City.
Lessons Learned from North Da
kota's twenty-five Years Experience
in Tree Growing"-E. C. Hilborn, Val
ley City.
Poultry as Profitable Farm Crop
IN e. Chapman, st. Paul.
The Profitable Farm Unit'-Thom'
as Cooper, director North Dakota Elk
pertinent station.
7:3O p. m.-Band Concert-NOrth
Dakota Agricultural college Cadet
band. @.& -...
Play-"Back to the Farm"-Present'
ed by the students Of the North Dako'
ia Agricultural college.
Wednesday, Jan. II.
900 a. m.-"What, Should the Farm
ers of the Northwest Undertake in
the Way of Fruit Growing? Pr. S.
Macintosh, state lecturer on hortlcul-
ture, St. Anthony Park, Mimi.
when the Farmers Come to Their
OWN. H. Worst, Fargo.
Wheat Rust and Methods OF Con
trol."-Dr. E.. C. Stackman, plant path
ologist, University of Minnesota.
1870 p. m.-"Feeding Problems. of
the Northwestern Farmers. H.
Shepperd, agriculturist, North Dakota
Experiment station.
"Co-operative Packing Plants. -.
c.. Hoopman, manager Cooperative
plant, Wausau, Wis.
The remainder of the afternoon Will
be devoted to a discussion of the co.
operative packing plant to be erected
this year.
1880 D. m-"The State Program for
Rural School Betterment. IN. c. Mac
donald, state superintendent of educa'
tion, Bismarck.
Illustrated Lecture What Has
Gheen Accomplished in Minnesota In
Making Good Roads and Road Laws
Charles FL Forbes, state highway
engineer, st. Paul.
Thursday, Jan. IS.
900 a. m.-"What the Office of Com.
missioner of Agriculture Can Do to
Assist the Farmer."-J. N. Hagen,
commissioner of agriculture and labor,
Bismarck.
"Dairying as an Industry on Grain
Farms. &C. Larsen, professor OF dairy
husbandry, Brookings, S. D:
Service and Farm Labor."-A. Camin'
etti, commissioner general, U. S. bu
reau Of immigration, washington.
"Taxation"-G. E. Wallace, mem
ber North Dakota tax commission
Bismarck.
1870 D. m.-"What the Grange Can
Do for the Farmer. McKaig
master Of the state grange, Fort Rice
"The Use of Survey Studies in Solv
ing Farm Problems. -. S. Gates, bu
reau of farm management, Washing
ton. .,,
"The Federal Farm Loan Act
Hugh Allen, with the Dakota Farmer
Aberdeen, S. D. .,-a.
7:3O-President address. "Science
and Agriculture. B. Waldron
dean of agricultural college.
Farm Financing" Illustrated leo
ture-Emory S. Fowler, agricultural
engineer, Minneapolis.
Friday, Jan. 19.
800 a. n-"The Farmer and Legis
lation."-D. c.. Coates, editor Nonpar'
tisan Leader, Fargo.
Farmers Grain Marketing Organ
izations. s."-Roderick Mckenzie, secre
tary Canadian Council of Agriculture
Winnipeg.
Milling Value and Market Value Of
Wheat,"-Dr. E. F.. Ladd, president
Agricultural college. s..
1870 D. m.-Eecion of officers.
Report Of committee on nominations
Report Of committee on resolutions
Farmers Organizations s."0Chas. A
LYMAN. general organizer, N. A. 0. S.
Madison, Wis.
"The Equity Exchange.'-J. NJ. An
derson, president Equity Exchange
St. Paul
The North Dakota Society o.
Equity v. Boldly, secretary
North Dakota State Union, Fargo.