The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-08-22
POULTRY CULLING
CAMPAIGN
Farm Bureau Makes Plans For
a Demonstration in Each
School District.

stration ever attempted in the state
Of Missouri.
Lafayette county is one Of the
poultry counties of the state, not
withstanding the fact that a large
proportion of the poultry is kept at
a loss. It is to stop this loss, turn
II TO q profit and put the poultry bus
mess on a business basis that the
County Agent is planning to hold this
culling campaign.
At least, one demonstration in each
school district is being arranged and
the schedule of these meetings is here
printed.
In addition hog feeding demonstra-
horn cattle tours, Breeders Associa-
ton, Hereford cattle tours, Short
horn cattle tours, Breeders Associa
ton meeting, and county meeting of
the boys and girls is also being plan
ned. This schedule should be preserv-
ed for reference.
Special attention is called to the
tractor demonstrations, Odessa, Au-
gust 81, and Higginsville, August 20.
Schedule Of Dates of Farm Bureau
County Agent announces dates for
poultry culling and other Farm Blu
reau demonstration meetings.
The District number, name Of dis
trict, demonstration, time and date are
listed below:
47-Republican, Dan Thieman, 10
a. M, August 20.
4s-Higginsville, ]. H. Edwards,
1870 p. M, August 20.
49-Beatie, Mrs. Albert Schowen-
gerdt, $3.50 p. M, August 20.
28-Long Grove, Geo. Lyons, 10 a.
m, August 25.
27-Prairie Church, W. H. Wad-
dell, Jr., 1870 p. M, August rs.
24-Concordia, August 1927.
55-Mayview, Mrs, Robert Gray,
10 a. M, August %.
55-Mayview, Mrs. Irwin Withers,
2:3O p. m, August %.
5S-Elm Grove, Mrs. Herman
Walkenhorst, 10 a. m. Sept. /.
56-Mayview, S. R. Schmutz, 2:SO
p. M, Sept. 1.
57-Wheatley, Ed. Sanders, 10 a.
m, Sept. 2.
5S-Centerview, J.. Oscar Smith,
2:9O p. M, Sept. 2.
2S-Elm Park, D. M. StOll, 10 a.
m, Sept. 8.
1S-Flournoy, Miss Anna Roedel,
2:SO p. m, Sept. 8.
17-Wellington, Mrs. A. E. Bryant,
10 a. M, Sept. a.
64-Elmwood, 2:SO p. M, Sept. 4.
14-Napoleon, Henry Hoffman, 10
a. m, Sept. 8.
l5-Ish, Chas. Kronshage, 2:9O p.
m, Sept. s.
65-Harris, c. W. Sailing, 10 a.
m, Sept. 9.
66-Fairview, Chas. Grunke, 2;SO
p. M, Sept. g..
6S-Foster College, Mrs. Mark Mil
Ter, 10 a. M, Sept. 10.
71-Bates City, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Webb,
10 a. M, Sept. II.
73+Webb, Mrs. F. H. Ford, 2:30 D.
m, Sept. IL.
72-Ferguson, B. L. Groom, 10 a.
m, Sept. is.
76-Woodland, Mrs. Bessie Philpils.
2:3O p. M, Sept. 10.
7S-Chapel Hill, j. L. Berry, 10 a.
M, Sept. Is.
79-Salyer, Luther Green, 2:9O p
M, Sept. IS.
s1-Barker, Mrs. j.. S. Gautier, II
a. m, Sept. II.
S1-wagon Knob, Mrs. Georgia
Proctor, 1880 p. M, Sept, II.
77-Dade, Mrs. W. /. Johns, 10 a
M, Sept. 10.
s2-odessa, Mrs, T. L. Campbell
10 a. M, Sept. %.
S2-Odessa, Mrs. John Kirkpat
rick, $3.50 p. M, Sept. %.
S9-Starr, Claude DOuthitt, 10 a
M, October 8.
s5-wolfenbarger, Mrs S. P
Rome 40 n m. Oct O
s5-Wolfenbarger, Mrs, Mcwill
Jams, $3.50 p. M, Oct. 8.
62-Hughes, Mrs. T. R. Cannon
10 a. M, Oct. 10.
67-Pleasant Grove, Miss Grac,
Geraughty, 1870 p. M, Oct. 10.
67-Pleasant Grove, Mrs, A. G. Ma
bry, 2;3O p. M, Oct. 10.
Tyree, Mrs. Albert Tyree, 10 a. m
Oct. Ia.
9l-Hazel Dell, Walter Smith, 2:S
.. M, Oct. Ia.
9O-Chihauhua, Mrs. W. A. Har
mon, 10 a. M, Oct. Is.
9O-Chihuahua, Mrs. S.. C. Brown
1880 p. m, Oct. Is.
s2-Elm Grove. Mrs. Ensley Shane
$3.50 p. M, Oct. Is.
45-Aullville, Mrs. VIM. Borgstadt
10 a. M Oct. 16.
44-Eastwood, Leonard KueckeI