Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-31
FARM AND HOME
CONFERENCE PROGRAM
Noted Speakers Scheduled For
Various Departments AT
Lexington This Week

the ] tnth Annaul Farm anC
Z Home convention, the College o
Agriculture has made specia
effort - arrange one touching
all phase, OF Kentucky farm anC
home lie.
The Rural Life Conference wil
continue throughout the foul
DAYS OF thc convention. session.
having been arranged for eacl
morning. All meetings i'll con
nection with the conference vii
be held il the Little Theatre lo-
Gated IN White Hall on the Uni
vcrSity campus.
The program for farm wcmcr
likewise will continue throughout
the four DAYS, sessions having
been arranged for the afternoon
oi each day. These meetings al
80 will &c held in the Little The
atrc. The remainder of the pro
gram is Il yaricd ono. having Il
,pecial ;:rpcal Tor farmers. all
sessions uf which Will bc held in
the livc,took pavilion or the Col
lcgc oi Agriculture iarE. a
The Tuesday program will be
81 special iI;tercst 10 sheep rais-
crs. Iiog and poultry subjects
will bc stressed Wednesday. Sep
aratc sessions will be held in the
pavilion iur Farmers interested
IN either Of these subjects. Thurs
day has been set aside for con
,id,ring beef cattle and potato
subjects Separate sessions rela-
live to these subjects will be
held in nc pavilion. Nh discus
sion on The Friday program will
hc related 10 dairying.
Arrangements have been made
.or serving lunch To convention
visitors IN the pavilion each day
at reasonable rates. Those at
tending lie Rural Life Confer
cncc and tic Women's Program
can secure lunch in the Universi
" cafeteria located in the baSc-
ment of the main building.
The evening ScSsioi.s will be OF
interest TO farm men and women
>pecial emphasis having been
placed OH this part Of the pro-
gram. tuesday evening at ! 80
u Little international Livestock
ShGw will be staged AT the live
stock pavilion by students OF the
College OF Agriculture. We'd
ncsday evening at 7:50. AARON
Sapiro, California marketing cX-
pert. and Dean Sarah Louise Ar
mold. Simmons College. Boston.
will give addresses. Thursday
evc1'ng Il banquet for farmers
and their wives will be held at a
place to Se announced later.
Tuesday, January 81, 1922
I. r. Bryant, Chairman. Live
stock Pavilion:
10 to l2-Judging hogs and
steers Is the first step i'll Il dem
onstration to point out the mar
set requirements OF carcasscs OF
these two classes of livestock.
The animals will be slaughtered
and the c.IrcaSses Judged later in
che week.. =. Philips. Presi-
dent of The Birmingham Packing
Company. and L. ]. Milford. Col
lege of Agriculture. ,,Ats noon
mutton lunch will be served in
The pavilion.
p. m.-1he Kentucky Lamb
ON the Eastern 'Mariet-W. :.
Bell, President Bourbon Stock
Yards. Louisville; Breeding Up
My Own Flock-S. X. Warrcncr
Bowling Green; Standardizing
Kentucky Spring Lambs-R. C..
Miller. College of Agriculture /;
One Huuderd and Fifty Sheep on
leu Acrcs-L ]. HIorlacher. Col
lcgc Of Agriculture; Address
Gcprge Wilbur, MarySvillc, Ohio.
4 p. n.-Meeting of Kentucky
Sheep Breeders Association. X.
Fl. Stevenson, Lexington, Prcsi-
dent; T.. s. Good, Lexington.
Sccretary-Treasurer.
! 30 ,. m.-Little international
Livestock Show under direction
Of the IIoof and Horn Club OF
q. I y.