The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-12-27
IDAHO DA|RYNEN
TO MEET At NAMPA
BIG CONVENTION FOLLOWING
SEED SHOW, JANUARY 10 TO
ID is ANNOUNCED.

Idaho's dairy industry in all it's
aspects will be discussed at the tenth
annual conference of agricultural and
engineering interests, to be held at
Nampa, the week Of January 10 to d.
The program of the Idaho Dairy
council, which will begin it's sessions
Wednesday afternoon, January II,
was announced as follows by G. B.
Allison, chairman of the conference
program committee:
Wednesday, January IL, 100 P M.
Council Chamber, Chamber of Com
merce "National and State Dairy
Council Work" F. w. Merrill, Sec
retary, Washington Dairy Council.
200 P. M.-"The Idaho Dairy
Council-Its Value to the Manufac-
turers." j. R. Brown, Manager, CO.
operative Creamery, Payette, W. H.
Blunt, Manager, Hazelwood Cream
cry, Caldwell
sIts Value to the Producer H.
Sargent, President, Idaho Jersey
Breeders Assn, Payette. L. G.
Perry, Pres, Idaho Guernsey Breed
ers' Association, Wendell. VIM.
Messrssmith, Pres, Boise Valley Hol-
stein Breeders Assn. Boise.
"Its Value to the Dairy Industry of
Idaho" F. R. Cammack, Field Dairy
man, University Extension
$3.50 P. A"Business Meeting"
Idaho Dairy Council.
Thursday, January 13, 900 A. M.
Hall, producing Mar
ket Milk and Cream" Carl E. John
son, Sunnyside Dairy, Idaho Falls,
Idaho
1000 A. -"Discussion" led by C.
E. Summers, Early Dawn Dairy,
Boise. Higher Prices for Cream
Producers. Chris johnson, Western
Dairy Division, Salt Lake City Utah.
Discussion" led by Manager Rice,
Creamery, Nampa.
11:O0 A. Nj Marketing Milk
Through the Cheese Factory II R.
Lochry, Western Dairy Division, Salt
Lake, Utah. Discussion led by Otto
M. Kester, field man, Nelson Kicks
Creamery Co., Salt Lake City, Utah.
100 p M. Moonbeam Hall-"Rela-
tion of University of Idaho 1axperi-
ment Station to the Dairy industry
of Idaho" H. P. Davis, Assistant i
rector, Idaho Experiment Station,
Moscow.
Discussion led by Manager D. A.
Stubblefield, Substation, Caldwell,
Idaho
200 P. M.--'Tncreased Profits from
Feed Balanced Rations and Testing
Cattle" c. V. Castle, Western Dairy
Division, Salt Lake, Utah. Discus
sion led by D. L. Fourt, Testing Su-
pervisor, Ada county.
300 P. M-"Does Idaho Need
Revision of it's Dairy Laws?" S. E.
Gearhart, Vice President Idaho Jer-
sey Breeders Association. Discus
sion led by H. A. Mathiesen, assist
field dairyman.
Chamber of Commerce Banquet
At banquet of the Nampa Cham
DER of Commerce, in Moonbeam Hall, |
Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock, an
address will be given by J. w. Cal |
bank of San Francisco.
Home Makers Program
The annual home makers program
will this year be confined to half a
lays session, with two actresses on
The Home Beautiful" The exterior !
# the home beautiful will be discuss I
ID by E. P Bennett, field horticul-
,urist of the University of Idaho ex-
,ension division, and the interior by
Miss Anna E. Prang, clothing speci-
alist of the same organization. This
session will be held in the Century |
,lub rooms, beginning at 2 o'clock on (
he afternoon Of Wednesday, January
p.
Farm Bureau Junior Day
Exercises of Farm Bureau Junior
lay will be held Friday forenoon, 9
o IL, at Moonbeam hall, with the
program:
Club Songs and Yells
Real experiences told by live club
Members
1. What Making the Fair Circuit
Means to Club Boy.
2. Visits to the International
Shows and How such Trips are won.
8. Household Duties that we En-
oy.
4. Interesting things that a Club
members learns about the Dairy