Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-24

The complete program for the
state College extension three-day
conference to start here July Z,
was announced yesterday. The
conference will be held at the
Chamber of Commerce parlors.
Work covering all branches Of the
extension service will be reviewed
and plans for the future activities
Of the various branches will be
discussed.
Many Of the most forceful speak
ers of New Mexico will take part
In the program as well as a num-
Der of national officials and educa-
tors along extension lines.
The program for the three days
follows:
Thursday, July Z.
8:45-Introductory remarks and
announcements. c. F, Monroe, dt-
rector of extension, State college.
9:00-The Important Unit In
Extension Work. Round table dis
cussion led by w. A. Lloyd, U. S.
department of agriculture.
9:45-Address Carl c. Magee,
editor Albuquerque Morning Jour
nal.
1O:30-rntermission.
10:40-Address, Governor NJ. c.
Mechem.
11:1O-The Present Financial
Situation as 1t Affects the Farmer
and Stockman. A. G. Simms, pres
ident Citizens National bank, AL
buquerque.
11:25-How to Put the "Ixick"
Into an Agricultural Article. H. B.
Hening, editor Albuquerque Even
ing Herald.
Noon Intermisslon.
1:30--Improving the Home Sur
roundings. Mrs. Edith Hurley,
home demonstration agent, Union
county.
1:45-Organizing National
Farm Loan Association. H, p. Pow
ers, county agent, Mckinley coun-
ty.
2.00-Building for the Future.
George L. Farrell, U. S. DEPART
ment of agriculture.
2:30-News From the Field.
Mrs. Edith Salisbury, U. s. depart
ment of agriculture.
3:00-Intermission.
3:10--A Community at Work.
Mrs. Edna H. Durand, club agent,
Curry county.
3:25-Getting Action From Small
Groups. l.. L. Jones, county agent,
San Miguel county.
S:35-The Mora Pig Club. J. F.
Hargrave, county agent Mora
county. ,,
3:50-Handling Business Deal
without a Business Organization.
H. NJ, Baltosser, county agent, san
Juan county.
4:15-Improving Pinto Beans by
Seed Selection. ]. G, Hamilton
county agent Torrance county.
4:30-Accomplishments Under
Difficulties. r. S. Conroy, county
agent, Valencia county.
Friday. July s.
S:45-Relations Between EXten-
sion Workers and the Various Ut
carnations Interested in Extension
Work. Round table discussion leo
by w. A. Lloyd. U. s. department
of agriculture.
9:0O-Farm Bureau Develop
ment in New Mexico. Francis e.
Lester, Mesilla Park, president
state farm and livestock bureau.
9:45-Intermission.
9:55-Address Senator T. f.
Mitchell, Albert. N. M, president
N. NJ. Cattle and Horse Growers as
fO;3O-The Better Half" of Ex-
tension Work illustrated by
movies). Mrs. Edith Salisbury. U.
S. department of agriculture.
11:15-The Interdependence Of
Town and County. Col. G. E.
Breeze, president State Chamber Of
Commerce, Albuquerque.
Noon Intermission.
1:30-A message from the Board
Of Regents. Mrs. Henry Stoes. Las
Cruces, member executive commit
tee of board.
2:0O-Planning Our Work and
Working Our Plan. Discussion led
by H. S. Moles and W. L. Esler of
county agent section, State college.
4:00--Visit to Community Can
ner, Conducted by Mrs. Maud Doty,
Bernalillo home demonstration
agent, and L. j. Reynolds, Berna-
lilo county agent.
Saturday, July 0.
S:45-10:00 -- Sectional confer
ences. I
County Agent Section.
Discussions by DR.. E. P. john
son, extension veterinarian. and
Mr.. c. A. McNabb, marketing spe-
cialist, on pertinent phases Of the
specialists work.
Home Demonstration Section.
Collecting statistics for the an
nual report. Round table discus
sion led by Mrs. Edith Salisbury.
Club Section.
Developments in club work.
Round table discussion led by
George e. Farrell
General Meeting.
Naturalization Problems Here
and There. Discussion led by w.
A. Lloyd, department of agricul-
ture. ,