The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1918-02-14
FARMERS INSTITUTE
A Fine Days Program Will Be
Featured at Fargo.

A Farmers Institute will be held
at Fargo, February %, 1918. This
date was chosen because it was
thought that large crowd could be
in attendance to hear the excellent
program that will be given. 1t viii
easily surpass any institute held this
year.
DR.. Ward Giltner, one of the Mich
igan Agricultural colleges most prom
inent men, will assist c. l.. Brody in
the morning with a conference on
farm topics. In the afternoon he will
lecture on Sanitation and Contagi-
Gus Animal Diseases" 1t will inter
est you to know that he had control
over all research work on contagious
abortion, hog cholera and similar di-
seases that is being done in this state.
In the evening he will speak on San
itation in the Home" DIR. 'Giltner
is perhaps the best qualified man in
the state to speak on these subjects.
In addition, those who attend will
enjoy his witty stories.
Another feature of the program is
talk on the Covert Road Act by
F. +. Beard, St. Clair County Road
Commissioner. All the farmers in
this county are interested in good
roads, and this will be an opportunity
TO learn what will be done next year
in road Improvement.
Perhaps no other talk has created
more interest and given better results
than THE County Library" by Miss
Katherine Sleneau. She will explain
how books can be obtained from the
library. The regulations are slightly
different from those of city library,
and this will give the farmers a
chance to learn about the library
work
c. l.. Brody will discuss "Soil Fer
tility." In other places this has car
ried great interest 1nce fertilizers
have gone up in price, and on the
other hand, farm produce has risen
too. He will also answer any ques-
tons the farmer may have prepared
for him.
Miss Clara NJ. Waldron, St. Clair
County Home Emergency Demon
stration agent, will deliver a very in
teresting and appropriate address en-
titled "The Patriot in the Kitchen"
After the address she will answer
any questions on war bread and food
substitutes that may be asked.
Assistant Emergency Demonstra-
ton Agent r. NJ. Shane, will talk on
the young people and their part in
the war In this, the club work of
boys and girls and the Working Re-
serve will receive especial attention.
An especial invitation is extended
the nnnnla atta,,I a
institute.
The followi g program vii be car
ried out;
Morning Session
1000 Agricultural Conference, led
by c. L. Brody, County AZ
ricultural Agent, and Dr.
Ward Giltner of the Michi-
gan Agricultural college.
Afternoon Session
100 Invocation.
Music.
lis Sanitation and Contagious
Animal Diseases-Dr. Ward
Giltner, Michigan Agricultur-
al college.
300 Soil Fertility-C. L. Brody,
County Agricultural Agent.
Beard, St. Clair County Road
Commissioner
Music.
Evening Session
Music.
700 Sanitation in the Farm Home
DIR. Ward Giltner, Michi-
gan Agricultural college.
Music.
7:45 The Young Peoples Part in
the War; M. Shane, AS
sistant County Agricultural
Agent
Sis Patriotism in the Kitchen
Clara Waldron, St. Clair
County Home Demonstra-
ton Agent.
S:45 The County Library-Kath-
crime Sleneau of the Port
Huron Public Library.
Music.