The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-03-24

ted county chairman for the
elief work of Stearns county.
Woeste will appoint commit
4 in the different townships of
ounty who will assist the Farm
au in raising money to purchase
rload or twoS of corn from the
counties in the southern part of
tate. All farmers who wish to
4 donations to this fund should
checks made out to Mr.. Woeste
q. Don't wait for committeeman
,roach you..
lie children are dying. They
lying by hundreds and thousands
tens of thousands. They aren't
children but they are children
d they are dying in the countries
Central Europe and Asia. You
n save their lives by making cash
alton with which to buy corn. The
road and steamship companies
promised to transport this corn
lout cost. Read the publicity
3 ter sent out from the State Farm
eau headquarters giving the plan
letail.-P. w. Huntmer, County
I mt.
3 ill Graduate 49, About 100
Tents from almost every county
Minnesota will be graduated from
Central school of agriculture at
ersity Farm on Wednesday,
Z h 80. Rev. Roy L. Smith of
leapolis will give the address.
ident L. d. Coffman of the uni
'sity will present the diplomas.
sner commencement week features
: be: Class exercises, Wednesday
ing, March %; reception to grad
g class by President and Mrs.
ian and Dean and Mrs. R. w.
cher, March &c; commencement
on, Rev. John A. Earl, president
es Moines University, Sunday,
III 27; class play, Monday eve
ig, March 2S. alumni day, Tuesday,
'rch 20.
.'urebred Flocks-Agricultural ex-
1sion division men of the universe
recommend that the week of April
to 9 be designated everywhere in
state as Standardized Poultry
elk. Officers of poultry associa-
rs and farm bureaus, county club
lers, high school agriculturists,
& aders of standard stock and
s. prs of the state are being asked
I lush for the general observance
re week and increase of stand
.ored fiocks on Minnesota farms.
ndard- bred birds are more pro-
BILE than scrub varieties. Their
IS may be sold for Matching in the
'ng when egg prices are general
lowest. Breeding stock also
lngs greater returns than market
,ultry.
Short Course April 4 to 9-Four
rndred club boys and girls are ex-
,cted at University Farm April 4
9 to attend the eleventh annual
lort course. Most of them will
me directly from the farms. So
reat is the interest in this course
lat it has been found necessary to
nit the number of boys and girls
tending, otherwise the facilities fol
.ring for them at University Farm
ould be overtaXed.
The Juniors will be required to de
I, IS work each afternoon. Sight
ling trips about the, Twin Citie'
re been arranged for each after
I'm. Moving pictures will be pre-
Z d at the auditorium every eve
~ . I. A. Erickson, state leader
it is planned to make this
/ week than ever before. A
renee of club leaders, called fo'
s. and 6, will be attended b!
.. Hobson of Washington, d. G.
L ant to the national club leader
rs and girls of Red River vale.
1 les will attend a short cours'
Il held at the Northwest School O.
llture at Crookston from Apr
:. The junior short course TO
4 Vest Central School at Morri
pe held from March 20 to Apr
eciaI Classes for Old COrn-Far
are urged by T. E. Odland o
ersity Farm, secretary of tn
lesota Crop Improvement AS
alton, to save old corn sample
far as possible for entry in tn
corn" class at the state fair mex
LII The improvement association
. oerating with the state fair as
ton in working out plan
by special classes will be pre-
81 for old and new corn.
ONE Nursing COurse-The thin
lual home nursing short cours
j be given at University Farm, 81
~ or "Wednesday afternoons ff