The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-02-03
NAME KENOSHAN
ON COMMITTEE
Ralph S. Kingsley to Help
Greet Secretary Meredith
at Madison Soon.
Is PICKED BY PAPERS

R. S. Kingsley, of the News, has been
asked by officials of the Wisconsin
league of daily papers to serve on the
committee which will entertain E. T.
Meredith, Secretary of Agriculture
when he visits Madison on Monday,
February 7th.
Secretary Merediths administration
of the portfolio Of agriculture, accord
ing to men in a position to know, will
go down in history as one of the most
successful. He has directed the De
partment in mastery manner through
one of the nations most trying per-
iods Mr.. Meredith is one of the
hesdliners on the Big Market Confer
ence at Madison, February 1-10. He
speaks next Monday on "A National
Voice in Agriculture" and at the Press
banquet on Agriculture and the
Press" The secretary is one Of the
most successful publishers in the
country and, until the duties of his
present position become too heavy,
served as the president of the Asso-
ciated Advertising Clubs of the World
rendered by the Press.
The banquet rendered in his honor
is being given Jointly by the WiscOn-
sin Daily League and the Wisconsin
Press Association.
Following are some Of the features
of the Market Conference:
/ February 1-"Let US Counsel To
gether," H. L. Russell, dean, Wiscon-
sin College of Agriculture; 1.-TWO
Proposed Solutions of the Marketing
Problem" Theodore Macklin Of the
University of Wisconsin; and "Pea
Canning Conference by Producers and
Gamers.
February 2-"Market Problems in
the Maintenance of Soil Fertility" W.
H. Stevenson, Iowa State College Of Ag-
riculture; "a New Day in Agricul-
ture," J. R. Howard, President, Ameri-
can Farm Bureau Federation; "The
Worlds Food Supply Alonzo E. Tay-
Tor, Hoover's Relief Committee; Cheese
Marketing Conference, producers and
manufacturers of Wisconsin cheese;
and "The Worlds Buying Power" Dr.
Taylor.
Governor to speak.
February S-"The Consumers De-
mand and the Market Price" Governor
John j. Blaine; Butter Marketing Con-
ference, producers and manufacturers
of Wisconsin butter; and celebration
of quarter century state service by R.
/ A. Moore.
February Fifth annual state high
school live stock judging tournament;
Tobacco Growers Conference, Wiscon-
sin growers; Agricultural Credit and
the Farmers Market" by A. F. Lever,
Chairman, Federal Farm Loan Board;
Wool Marketing Conference, Wiscon-
sin sheep men; Farm Finance Confer
ence, farmers and bankers; and Hon
orary recognition of eminent persons
who have rendered distinctive service
to agriculture.
February 5-"Railroad Service and
Markets." E. E. Nash, General Manag-
er, Minneapolis and st. Louis Railroad
"Good Roads and the Farmers Mar
ket", A. R. Hirst, Chief Engineer, Wis
consin Highway commission; Sugar
Beet Industry Conference, Wisconsin
growers and manufacturers.
Rosenberg on Program.
February 6-"Rural Up-Building and
Social Service" Justice NJ. B. Rosen-
berry, State Supreme Court.
February 7-"Seaboard Markets for
Wisconsin" C. P. Craig, director, Great
Lakes-St. Lawrence Tidewater Associa-
ton, Duluth; "a National Voice in
Agriculture" E. T. Meredith; Milk
Marketing Conference, milk producers
and handlers.
February 8-"The Equity Business
Plan," E. C. Pommerening, Wisconsin
Society of Equity; Market Prices as
Affected by State Regulation" Comis-
sioner C. P. Norgord;- Potato Market
| ing Conference, Wisconsin Growers
and dealers; and Famine in the
Worlds Oldest Granary," Miss Eliza
beth Kelley, Relief Worker in Armenia.
February 9-Live Stock Marketing
Conference by producers of Wisconsin
| livestock; Give Stock Trade with
! South America" L. B. Burke, United
| States Bureau of Markets; and annual
meeting of Wisconsin stockmen.
! February 10-"Future Market for
Horses Wirth Durham, Illinois, and
]. p Riordan, Wisconsin,; and annual
business meeting of dairy cattle, beef
1 cattle, horses, sheep and swine breed
ers' associations.