The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-07-15
FARMER1r0URS
FOR INSPECTION
OF SEED PLOTS.
BEGIN FRIDAY
Bemidji Business Men Invited
To Take Part; Big Dinner
Served Each Day. s.
TOLAAS. :. Is COMING
70 SPEND ONE DAY
County Agent Aamodt Wants
to See Many Auto Owners
Assist in Project.

Are you going to be with us on
one of the community tours? If you
cannot be with us all day, drop in
whenever we are near your place.
Potato fields, especially the seed
plots, will be visited, the rogueing of
diseased and mixed varieties will be
demonstrated so that you can go
home to your own plots and do like
wise. Representatives from the
Minnesota Board for Seed Potato
Inspection and Qualification will be
with us to explain and discuss the
inspection and certification law. All
those having cars will assist in the
success of the tours if they will &C
commodate as many as possible of
those who have none. Thus far we
have been assured of sufficient cars.
A few extra would not BE missed"
Thus asks A. w. Aamodt, South Bel
trami county agricultural agent, and
he wants to see many from Bemidji
with the farmer tourists on July 18
and 10, and Monday, July FL.
Every day, members of the famil-
les Of the associations under which
the inspection tour is to be made
will serve dinner. And one of the
big features of the outing will be
the presence on Friday of A. G. To-
laas, chief potato inspector of the
state.
Hines and Community.
On Friday will be known as
.AHines. and Community day and
Fthe following schedule has been pre-
pared:
Auspices of Hines Seed Potato as
sociation and the Hines Community
Committee of Farm Bureau.
800 a m.-Meet at Hines and
proceed south to farms of William
Smith. Return to Hines and go
north to Ben Sydow and William
Hines on Blackduck lake.
Dinner-Mr. and Mrs. William
Hines, Blackduck lake, will treat
t he whole crowd to fish and pota-
toes. Come on in! The water will
lie fine.
After dinner the crowd will pro-
ceed to the farms of William Hass,
e. E. Schulke, j. Hemple, and as
many others as time will permit
Blackduck Communit-'
Saturday next will be known as
'tBlackduck and Community" day,
and the program Is as follows:
Auspices of the Blackduck Potato
Growers association and Farm
Bureau members.
1000 a. m.-Go north to William
tanker, Henry Legler, j. c. Thomp-
son and A. F. Buor's farms.
NNnr-.To Whs<o D;~n porL
Blackduck lake for a picnic dinner
which is to be served by the wives
Of the members of the Blackjack Po-
tato Growers association.
1:15 p. m.-To the farms of Hou-
chins, John Berg, Okeson, Gilstad,
Anvid, Beckwith Olson, Henry Berg,
No. Cedar & Lumber Co., Alfred
Gustafson and others, If time per-
mits.
Blackduck Community.
On Monday following, July 81,
the following is the program, known
IS "Solway and Community" day:
Auspices of the Solway, Lammers,
and Jones Farmers clubs and the
Jones-Lammers Community Commit
tee of the Farm bureau.
500 a. m.-Starting at the Nortn-
ern Timber Co., farm, go west to the
| farms Of Nels Sorenson, Pete Peter
son, Fred Peterson, Charles Larson,
]. C. Anderson, A. S. Ruskjer.
Arthur McDaniels, L. w. Packard, +.
J. Millbach, w. H. Stumpjes and
George Nealy.
Noon-To Solway where a picnic
lunch will be participated in After
dinner talks will be given by l..
Jensen, Of Clearbrook, and others.
200 p. m.-Proceed to the fol-
lowing: Russell farm, George Beck
er, Anton Fredrickson, D. Powers,
Christ Thompson, Adolph Gustaffson.
John Gustaffson, Ole Sine, Otto
F'redricks, Joe Hallan and others,
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