Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-23
Lincoln to Be the Center of
Many Agricultural and Stock
Breeders Meets This Week.
Governor to Address Different Organizations Sheep
Breeders, Corn Improvers, Cattle and Swine Breed
ers Rural School Patrons, Florists of State Horse
Breeders and Others to Meet


"The Federated woman's Club and Re.
construction" Mrs A. E. Sheldon.
Stories and Books FOR Children" Mrs
c. o. Bruce.
Election Of officers.
Tea at practice cottage, 1855 Holdrege
street, Lincoln.
The Cattle and Swine Breeders
association will meet Wednesday.
The program follows:
Cattle and Swine Breeders.
self Feeders" L D Wood, Lincoln.
Does Grinding Grain and Hay Pay ?"
S. McKelvie, Fairfield.
Standards and Permanently In the Beef
Making Industry" Frank d. Tomsen, edit
tor, Lincoln.
Nebraska Agriculture" Gov s. R. Nc
Kelvie.
"The Cattlemans Present Day Prob
lens" Prof II. o. Allison, Columbia, No.
Tuberculosis Of Farm Animals" DR..
e. Van Els, Lincoln.
rs the Modern Breeders Type Of Hogs
Practical for the Market Pork Producer p"
e. r. Danielson. Lincoln.
Honey Producers Meet.
The Nebraska Honey Producers
association is one of the youngest
production organizations in the
state. It was formed last summer
+. J. Harris of Lincoln is president
and o. Z. Timm of Bennington is
secretary. The association will hold
its annual meeting Wednesday in
room 30l, agricultural hall The
program:
Discussion on county organizations led
by E. G. Maxwell. Omaha
Joint session Judging pavilion). Gov.
S. r. McKelvie
Business meeting.
Bookkeeping and Beekeepers. as Seen
Ia.
Modern Equipment Of the Apiary," w.
P. SoUthworth, Sioux city. la.
Open discussion or question box led by
H. c. Cook, Omaha.
Rural Schools Patrons.
The State association of Rural
School Patrons will have an all-day
session Thursday in room sol, agri-
cultural hall. ]. D. Ream, of Brok-
en- Bow, is president and w. H.
Campbell, of Lincoln, is Secretary
of this organization. The program:
Address J. d. Ream Broken Bow.
Educational Reconstruction or The
New Rural Education" Supt. W. II. Glenn
mons, Lincoln
Discussions led by ]. F. Duncan. Lin
coin.
"The Relation of Extension Work to
the. Rural School," C. w. Pugsley. Lin
Vocational Education" C. A. Fulmer,
Lincoln.
school Legislation recommendation
Shall 1t Come From Employer or Employe
or Both?," ]. o. shroyer Humboldt.
Florists Meet.
The State Florists society will
have flower show in the CONNER
ciGl club building, Eleventh and P
streets. Cut flowers and plants will
be placed Tuesday morning, and the
afternoon spent in awarding prizes
and diplomas and renewing old ac-
quaintances. The principle program
will be held in the evening in the
Lincoln hotel. 1t follows:
Address Of welcome, c. H. Frey, presi-
dent, Lincoln.
secretary's report, Lewis Henderson.
why We Should Grow More Cut
Flowers and Plants" c. H. Green, FIRE.
mont.
Growing Geranlums and Other Bedding
Plants" c. E. Berthold, Nebraska City.
How to Make Small Greenhouse Es-
Enlistment Pay Ed Williams. Grand
Island
"seasonabls Suggestions" Glenn Frey,
Lincoln.
Horse Breeders.
The Nebraska Horse Breeders as
ISOLATION will meet in the Judging
pavilion Tuesday afternoon. H. J.
Mclaughlin of Doniphan is presi-
dent and H. ]. Gramlich of Lincoln
is secretary. The program follows:
Address of welcome, II. J. Mclaughlin.
Doniph.
Horse Steaks" Senator Thomas Brad
Diseases of the New Born Colt" DR.. z.
Van Els, Lincoln.
Prospects for the Future" Ellis Nc
Farlane, Asst secretary, Percheron Society
Of America, Chicago.
The Aberdeen Angus Breeders as
ISOLATION will meet Wednesday eY..
ening i'll the Lindell hotel. F. j.
Hoffmeister of Imperial is presi-
dent and D. K. Robertson, of Madi-
son, secretary E. T. Davis of Iowa
City, Ia. is on the program to speak
on 'The Necessity for Organiza-
ton to Make the Breeding of Aber-
deem Angus a Success"
The Nebraska Galloway Breeders
will hold its annual
meeting Wednesday noon in the
Judging pavilion at the university
farm. V. w. Straub, of Avoca, is
president and ]. M. Lamb of Viii
liams is secretary.
The Nebraska improved live stock
annual banquet will be at $50 p. m.
Tuesday in the Lincoln hotel.