Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-07-12
FARMERS TOUR
NORTH PLANNED
Seeing is Believing Trip
For Georgians
Projected

SAY AMMAN, July IA ssseeiag
is believing tours into the heart Of
rrthe-fsrRHag country of Illinois, In4
diaps Sl2d Ohio, including Stops st
notsa agricultural colleges, Stock
-farnM STOCK yards, packing plants.
etc, AND a visit to the greatS Ohio
state fair, is beng projeEGed9 byssJ. n.
}Jaakson, agricultural agent Tor the
: Centfal of Georgia to start fE9fl At
-lants Sunday, August 29s5a1d lastiffg
one, Week. The proposed tdal viii
De made. under the Ieadexshir Of Mil4
ton PlHJarnigaH animal "a sbandry-
man of the state college af agric1l-
ture~ Anpopncement Ra sastaheen
-made of the proposal for "trip
and farmers interested I'D to
make preliminary afrange hts, at
once. as, the trip wills be undertaken
only if % men, enough for one Pull
mah car sign up. As many more, as
there ARE multlptes. of rs wills also
make the trip. Relieving is the pro
posed sehadule Of dates and places of
The Itinerary. -
y Sunday, Aug 70 leave Atlanta,
-Ga,y 4s35 p. IHNl.
Monday, August 30.-Arfive Lex
'ington; KY, S IA u m. See Kentucky
Agricultural College and. Experiment.
Station Taylor Hereferds,s Mckee
aBr0sS. Duroess Blue Grass region,
Shorthorhs, Holstelns, Guernseys,
Hampshire sHseps and thoroughbred
hcrses. $"
Monday, August a0.--Leave Lex
angtong Ky, :S0ap. m.
Tuesday; Aflgust 31.3AArrive La
Jayetteg Iflds "a s07 a. m. See In
diana Agricultural College and Elk
pertinent station; results of grading
up live, st0ss by use Of pure-bred
sires, swlisE sat least three Grand
Champion ssssfs were produced, a
large sheep fafm, etc.
Tuesday august 31.-Leave La
Fayette; Ild.,s % 81 p. m.
sWednesaREA September ARRIVE
ChainpaignEk 1923 am, Illinois
Agricultue college and Experiment
Station, SOD Improvement work, adj
joining including that of B. f.
farm who aarkets 5000 hogs yearly,
and seVera Hundred steers are fat
tened eaeES Year.
.Wedn6sSB September Leave
Chalnpa ILL.,, LIB a. m.
Wednesday,, September 1.==-Arrive
Bloomington, Ills 12SB0f p. ms See
the second richest az cultural coun-
ty, in the United States, where they
have county, associations of swine
breeders, Percheron breeders, Short
horn breeders, etc.y and where farm
co7aperation has been successful. Al
farm which narkts 5000 hogs yearly,
one with $500 iaylA hens, the Lyeil1
Johnson 3faEnl the most practical~a as
welf as the most scientific in Illinois,
and the Funksfarms,, of $4,000 acres.
THURSDAY Septenber leave
Bloomington III, 2 rs a. m.
Thurs dags September 2.-A--rrlve]
Chicago % 0,ss. m: See the Union
Stc Yards, the great packing
plas home Offices of most of theI
breed assoc ations, etc,
,FhUrsday September 2.-Leayee
Chicago, 9;35 a. m. -
Friday, September 3.-Arrisee CO..
umbus, Ohio, $50 a. m. The. greAs
Ohio state fair. dairy farms, hog
farms, etc. in that vicinity, and the
Ohio Agricultural college. saRemainl
over night.
Saturday, September 4.-Leaye
Columbus, 1920 p: m. -
Sunday, September 5.-tAfrife At.
lanta, 1850 a. m. Fl
An Inspiration Trir
:'This suggested itinerary" says
4 Mr. Jackson, covers a trip whfeil
sbtyld be an inspiration to eve3'y ore
who takes it. 1t is an unusual Cha nee