The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-01-19
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ThR official program of tha Tri.
State Grain Growers. convention
which Win be heldEin the Fargo audl
torium, January Il, e. 10 and g, has
been issued. The gathering will open
with q business session by the Equity
Cooperative Exchange bit 40 q. M
Tuesday, January Il. PresidentJ. y.
Anderson OF the exchange will give his
annual address at I so TINT afternoon.
IN the evening the Equity Cooperative
Packing company stockholders will
meet.
Al number of farm organizations viii
hold separate meetings during the -four
days of the convention. Each day
there win be I'M OF more Joint SEES.
.sions. The complete program follows:
Tuesday, January Y.
10 100 al. m.--Business session, Ed
uity Cooperative Exchange.
:3o.--Annual address TO the stock.
holders OF Equity Cooperative Ex,
change by President j. N. Anderson.
2:3O b. m.-Address by H. I. Bis.
sonnette, president Iowa State Union
a. S. OF 81, Nashua, Iowa.
8 $50 b. m.-Address by Milo Renot
president Iowa division Farmers Ed
ucational and Cooperative Union of
America, Des MONIES.
: 1880 p. ms-Equity Cooperative
Packing plant meeting.
Wednesday, January f6.
Sop. m.-Inyocation.
3. Address of welcome by A.. Clark,
president Fargo Commercial club.
Outline Of program BY Gordon w
Randlett, Agricultural college.
Economic agricultural production ;
1. Prices, Costs, and Efficient Pre-
duction," by Rex Willard, N. D. Agrf-
cultural college. IN
2. Standardization" by John
Bracken, president Manitoba Agricul-
tural college.
80 O.. m.-Election of directors,
officers and consideration of amend
ments to bylaws of Equity Co-opera-
tive Exchange by stockholders.
Thursday, January 1s.
. 100 a. Redistribution Problems.
1. Economic Effect of Wagon
Roads, by Senator p NJ. McGorry,
Walker, MINI.
2. Economic Effect of Railroad
Rates" by J.. ]. Murphy, Pierre, s. D..
of railroad and warehouse commits
sion. 5s8@S
Z 1:3o p. redistribution Problems. &
3. aEconomic Effect of Deep Wat
erway, Great Lakes to Ocean, by
Governor w. L. Harding, Des Moines
Iowa. IA aS5
4. Warehousing, milling and mar
keting Of grain.
5. "Problems of Cooperative Han.
ding of, livestock by w A. Nc
Kerrow, st. Paul, MINI.
Z 30 D. m.-Band concert by n.
A. C. Cadet band. DR.. G. s. Putnam
leader. n
Presidents annual address by DR..
J. H. Worst, Bismarck,N d.
"What Needs to Be Done for Agri-
culture by Hon. Sydney Anderson,
representative. in congress and chair
man. of congressional committee IN
vestigating agriculture.
Friday, January 90.
8 20 a. m.-Finance. @
\ L, How the War Finance Corpora
ton Can Help Farmers" by NJ. o.
.Grangaard, Minneapolis, MINI.
ssThes Federal Land Bank and
New Credit Facilities Needed" by DIR.
J. L. Coulter, president N. D. Agricul-
tural college. -. 8
Many Organizations Meet.
Several other farm organizations
and associations will hold meetings
during the week. Among these are (:
The Farm Managers, who meet the
afternoon of January II and the fore.
noon of January Is. ~
The Potato Growers association
meets on the evening of January 1S
The N. d. State Poultry association
holds a banquet and business meeting
on the evening of January 1S. 81
The u. S. Grain Growers meet
January IS in the afternoon at the
auditorium. r" -
The N. p. Improved Seed Growers
association meets the forenoon OF
January Is. 49,.
The N. D. Wool Growers associa-
ton will meet on the forenoon OF
January II.