Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-11-16

|rymen's Association, Maine Pomological
Society and the Boys' and Girls Climbs,
~ follows:
NAME Seed IxPRovla1ENT. ASSOCIATION
TUEsDAY. Novx,kBER 10.
1000 A.M.-Address Of Welcome. p,..,.,a
Response, b. N. Rich, Charleston
1880 A. M.-Business meeting.
Reports Of ofaceS.
Reports Of committees.
Election Of ofncers.
New business.
TUEsDAY AFTERNOON.
l30-Unhnished business.
Discussion Of several subjects which VIII
have for their object the growth Of the
society and some changes In the certih-
n) What shall Be Our Standard q. Re,
(b) How Far Shall We. as Society, 60
toward Advocating the Use Of the Pick
tol What Legislation Should We "a Ask for
Certified Seed Trader
The secretary win endeavor to have q
speaker start the discussion on each ques-
ton a. offered.
S30-Judging contest, Bell Merrill cup.
An evening session viii be held II It is deemed
advisable.
MAINE LIVESTOCK BREEDERS ASSOCIATION.
"WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER II.
Presiding officer, Myron Peabody, South Port
land.
1000 A. M.-Business meeting.
Report Of officers.
Report Of committee.
Election Of oficers.
New business.
"WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
1So-Address. at Pays the Farmer and Live
T ssoei Owner ! 70 Raise Cattle Free from
DR.. J. B. Reidy. inspector
In charge of tuberculosis
eradication work, U. 3.
D.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
7So-Address. Improving New England Live
Prof. J. C. McNutt. Mass.
achusetts A Agricultural Col
lege, Amherst, Mass.
MAINE DARYNEN's ASSOCIATION.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER l3.
Presiding officer, DR.. j. A. Ness, Auburn.
800 A. M.-Business meeting.
President's annual address,
Dr.. j. A. Ness, Auburn
Report Of secretary
F.s. Adams. Augusta
Appointment Of committees.
Election of officers.
Introduction of new business.
IL l100-Address, "Cost Of MIX Production"
II. d. Jones, 0rono
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
1.So-Dairy Herd Improvement:
(al 1.-THE Head Of the Herd and his selec;
tion." A. e. Hodges, Fairfield
(b) "The Importance Of Careful Breeding
and Close Culling of the Females"
L. E. McIntire, East Waterford
(c) "The Incentive Derived and Educa-
tional Benefit Received In Register Of
Merit or Advance Registry Work."
David e. Moultop, Portland
(d) "What Does an Improved Herd Mean
In Dollars and Cents?"
l8o-Unnnished business.
7So-"Co-operative MIX MARKETING"
Richard Pattee, Manager
N. z. MIX Producers As.
sociation, Boston, Mass.
MAINE PoNoLoeIcAL SOCIETY.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10.
Presiding ofacer. A. C. Macomber. Wilton.
800 A. M.-Business meeting.
President's annual address,
A. c. Aacomber, Wilton
Secretary's report,
e. L. White, Bowdoinham
Treasurers report,
T. &. Chase, Buckfeld
Election of officers.
Unfinished business.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
13o-Address,
Prof. r. @. Sears, Massa-
chusetts Agricultural Col.
leGe, Amherst, Mass.
280-Address, "Small Fruits,"
Prof VIM. A. Wolfe,
Springfield, Mass.
sSo-Address. "Cold Storage Of Apples"
Speaker from N. E. Cold
Storage Co., Portland, Ne.
l10-Address, "Dusting the Orchard" Qllus.
trated). Frank 81. Dudley. Augusta
(Note.) There will be au opportunity
to inspect the N. e. Cold Storage Plant
Thursday, Nov. 18th, at 1000 A. NJ.
The judges for the Pomological exhib-
It's will be: G.. A. Yeaton, Norway, Me-;
E. r. Hitchings, Orono, Me-; A. Z. Gard
ner, Pennington, Me-; d. P. Sweetser,
Orono, Me.