Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-03
keting systems OF any state In the
union, having q state marketing CONF
and ali marketing associations

.keting systems of IN state IN the
union, having q state marketing COM
mission and all marketing associations
tbeing directly connected with the
son is exceptionally well posted on
the value OF corporation and meth
eds in marketing and will present this
Information for the consideration OF
the North Dakota and Minnesota
farmers and business men. u
At 1870 in the afternoon of Febru-
airy 8, DR.. P. L. Trowbridge. direc-
cultural college of North Dakota, will
demonstrate improved methods Of
butchering. DR.. TrowbrtdKe has had
wide experience at the University OF
Missouri in hts work. He has been
in close touch with the demonstrators
Of many Of the large packing houses
who have worked out the very best
tho oarcasa.
Commercial Club Reception.
This demonstration. as we'll - those
Cutting and Curing Of Meat" will be
tof. particular interest to the farm
women Of this section of the county
since a very large proportion of the
meat consumed on the farm is killed
at home and cured at home. =
In the evening Of February 6 Mrs.
Bertha Dahl Lawes Of Appleton.
Mimi, will deliver an address. Mrs.
lLawes is a speaker OF national repu-
1tation, having taken part In farmers
institutes and other congresses Of
wide extent,
AT $3.50 in the evening. following
the address, the Commercial club of
Grand Forks will give a reception to
the farm bureau members and out-of.
town visitors. This reception will
take the place of the annual affair
is the desire 81 those in charge that
the farmers and business men come
together at this time for better ac.
q%uaintance and more c%ongenial rela,
~tionships. Refreshments will be
served during the evening.
At 9 o'clock on the morning of Feb.
ruary z all who wish to will be con.
Quoted to the I. H. c. demonstration
farm near the university and those
who desire to go to the plant Of the
Northern Packing company will have
the opportunity at the same I, time
TRANSPORTATION will be provided tt
both points.
At the demonstration farm will be
seen some of the conveniences ant
methods showing the ordinary better
farming practices. 1t Is the intention
Of J.. c. Haney, who is the manager
of this farm, that nothing should b
done that does not conform to actua
farming practice.
At II o'clock, Dr.. Trowbridge will
again give a demonstration Of meth
DDS OF cutting the carcass for best use
AT l. O'Clock, February Z. will TAXI
place the annual meeting Of thu
Grand Forks county farm bureau. A
this time short addresses will be givel
by officials from the state Agriculture
college. indicating the lines on worl
that the government and state advo
cate to. be taken up through the farm
bureaus Of the different cetntjes. A
this time Prof. George Wilson of tn
, university will give q short addres
on the subject of why We Hav,
Agricultural Extension Work" Hi
experience in this line Of work will
give particular emphasis to what h
will have to say.
The annual business meeting o
the farm bureau will then follow tn
addresses and the consideration t.
the amendments, to tho constitution
and the election Of officers will TAX
/ place. ~
At 4:3o p. m. DR.. Trowbridge vii
demonstrate the home, curing o
meat. At 5:a0 p. N. E. A. Chamber
lain Of the agricultural extension di
vision Of the I. H. G. will deliver a,
address, on the subject Of After Wa
Problems" MI Chamberlain ha
been on the lecture course at tn
meetings in this state for the pas
month and has been EXCEPTIONAL
we'll received in all communitie
where he has been. He is a man q
Exceptional ability and wide exper
fence and presents the informatio
in. a concrete and UNDERSTANDABLE
manner.
Following this address Mrs. Berth
Dahl I4aWess will. give an address o
the subject Of THE World Of tt
day" 80,
Everyone who can possibly do s
should be present at these ROUNDUP
meetings and all are cordially invite
to attend and will be we'll receive
by the committees in charge. Til
meetings will be held under the al
spices Of the Commercial club, tn
farm bureau and other organization
cooperating.
All meetings of the series will t
held, at the auditorium.
BLIZZARD GOES SOUTH.
Norfolk, Neb., Feb. 3.-A blizzal
which began yesterday in South D;
kota and western Nebraska reache
Norfolk today and is working cas-
ward rapidly.