The Mankato free press., 1922-01-13
kATO YOUNG LADY
WILL MAKE TALK
M SIS Evelyn Cuddy Is On
State Meet Program
SESSIONS IN ST. PAUL
Minnesota Agricultural Society
To Hold Annual Gath
ering

Having in mind plans which Wfli
make the 1922 state fair the greatest
in the history of Minnesota, the Min
nesota Agricultural society will con-
duct its sixty third annual meeting at
the state capitol st. Paul, to elect OIL
fcers Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day. The Minnesota Federation OF
County Fairs will have its annual
meeting at the same time. .'
A general business session OF the
agricultural society will take place
Wednesday, after which that body WAL
adjourn to Thursday at 10 a m.
Governor J. A. o. Preus will ad-
dress the opening meeting of lne
Minnesota Federation of County Fairs
at 10: 80 q m Wednesday. Reports of
Secretary r. F. Hall and Treasurer
Charles F. Serline viii follow. Ad-
dresses also will be delivered py ~.
Holmberg, st. Paul. Minnesota com
missioner of agriculture, and Z. II.
Christopherson, Minneapolis. assistan.
attorney general
1t the afternoon session John W.
Hopp, Preston, chairman of the state
and county fair senate committee. Will
speak on What l Have Observed. at
County Fairs" Standard accounting
systems will be discussed.
The adVisability of dividing the
state into three sections, south, cen
trail and northern, in setting standards
for premiums will be taken up. Fruits
and other products of the three sec
tons vary because of climate differ
ences, and Standardization in sought
to establish fairer basis of judgI-.,
nffinaPS ~ fhl- SOciofv Caid
Election of officers for the fedora
ton will take place late Wednesday.
Present officers Of the federation are
0. S. Neunan, president; John Suone-
burg, Campriasr gccHrsSident:
Hall, Minneapolis, secretary, and
Charles f. Seriine, Mora, treasurer.
Present directors are Lee M. Shell,
Worthington; George H: Reif, White
Bear; L w. Bouck, Royalton; A. H.
Dathe, Barnum, and ]. A. McVeety,
Howard Lake. -,
Headquarters for the federation VIII
be the St Francis hotel, where Off
GERS will meet the delegates for a SOC
ial evening Tuesday evening.
The annual dinner win be Wednes
day evening at the Elks club, St Paul.
Address BY Manseato Girl
Lieutsnant Governor Louis l. Col
Inns VIII address delegates to the agri-
CULTURAL SOCfcly, i nuS0 dI 40. q. LII.
w. W.. Sivright Hutchinson, president,
viii respond to his welcome. Reports
OF Secretary Thomas II. Canfeld and
Treasurer H /. Post viii follow. Eve
lyn Cuddy, Mankato; w. v. Longiey.
Hallock, and Mrs. F. T. Cavanor, Min
neapolis, also viii speak
The afternoon session viii include
an address by F. L. Eaton, Sioux City,
president of the Interstate Fair asso
citation on 1.-The Fair-Its Place in the
Educational System of the Country"
and an address by W. G. Coffey, dean
Of agriculture, University of Minneso-
Ia W. A. Frisbie, Minneapolis, will
speak on Estate Fair Permanency,"
and "The Farm Bureau Federation
and Some Of Its Accomplishment"
will be the subject for Thomas E.
eastman, Owatonna.
Other addresses will include 'sThe
National Tractor and Power Farming
Show" by L. G. Pryor, Minneapolis,
secretary of the Northwest Tractor
Trade association, and a talk by State
representative Theodore Christianson
OF Dawson .-- Ets
A new president to succeed Mr.. Siy-
right and two members OF the board
of managers, to succeed William S.
Lycan, Crookston, and F. L. Millard,
Candy, win be elected.
President Chris Steiner of the local
association, Secretary w. e. Olson
and Thomas McGovern, a director of
the locai fair association will attend
sessions Of the convention.