The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-01-11
FACULTY MEMBERS
ADDRESS SCHOOLS
UNIVERSITY MEN AND WOMEN IN
SOUTHERN IDAHO ON NOVEL
WORK.

University of Idaho faculty mem
bers who are this week at the state
seed show at Idaho Falls will go from
there to the movable schools to be
held Immediately afterward in towns
of southeastern Idaho.
On days when they are not appear
ing on school programs, the experts
have arranged for demonstrations,
talks, and farm work in adjacent COM
munities.
E. ]. Iddings dean of the college of
agriculture, will go to Salmon where
he will aid in the supervision of the
school to be held there and will ap-
pear on the program.
Hickman at Seven Schools
Prof. G. W. Hickman, animal hus-
bandman, is slated for seven schools
He will speak on sThe Place of Live
stock on Idaho Farms" He starts at
Dubois on January 16, goes to Black
foot for the following two days, skips
a day, spends Friday at Montpelier
and Saturday at Paris. The next week
he begins at Rigby, spends Tuesday
and Wednesday at Rexburg ard winds
up his present schedule at Malad,
Thursday and Friday.
Lectures on "The Production OF
Crops on Dry Farms" will be given by
Prof. R. K. Bennett, university agrOn-
omist, at Dubois and Preston. He
will spend several days in work in
nearby territory. The remainder OF
his schedule has not been announced. |
Dairying, as applied to the various
sections of the SOUTH has been given
prominence at some of the schools |
Professor F w. Atkeson head Of the
dairy department, speaking on various
subjects concerning dairy farming,
will begin at Salmon January 16, and
after three days there will go to Pres
ton to talk on The Value of Cow Test
ing Associations" The last four days I
on his present schedule will be divid-
ed between McCammon and Grace.
Poultry Production
Unusual interest in poultry pro-
duction has been encountered and al
ready two busy weeks are ahead of
Prof r. t. Parkhurst, poultry hus-
bandman. Following the Idaho Falls
show, he will judge at the Salmon
poultry show and give instruction on
poultry mating and then, sandwiched
in between his movable school lee
lures, mating instruction work will
be given at Rexburg, st. Anthony and
Rupert
Prof. C. w. Hungerford, plant
pathologist, will speak at Preston and
Rigby
Miss Katherine Jensen, head of the
of home economics, will
visit Idaho Falls, Blackfoot, Mont
pelier, Paris, Rigby, Rexburg and {
GRACE. Miss Amy Kelley, state home 6
stration leader will bo to Salmon, t
Preston, McCammon and Malad.
Prem Moore, extension poultry t
specialist, will attend institutes at i
Idaho Falls B1ackfoot Montpelier, t
Paris, McCamman and Grace, t
Many on Programs +
Others on the programs, and the :
Institutes in which they will parti- +
,ipate, are: i
C. B. Ross, secretary, Idaho Farm n
Bureau federation: Idaho Falls,
3lackfoot, Dubois. Montpelier, Prest- s
IN, McCamman, Grace, Malad. a
D. R. Gray, assistant general freight fl
agent, Oregon Short Line: Black G
oot, Duois. Montpelier, Paris, Rex b
,urg. Malad S
President G. R. Frazier, Idaho v
Technical Institute: Dubois, Black j.
oot, Montpelier, Paris, McCammon,
trace. T"
E. R. Bennett, extension horticul- :
urist of the university-Idaho Falls =
nd Blackfoot. =
Carl Valentine, president, First Ma II
iona1 bank Of Pocatello-Blackfoot Il
Iontpelier, Paris, McCammon, Grace. q,
Wilhelmina E. Jacobson, university m
xtension clothing observation-disclosures, tt
Paris, Rigby. c.
John Findley biological assistant, fC
:. S. department of agriculture-Du-
ois, Malad tf
v. o. Whorten, superintendent Du- IN
ois government farm-Dubois. u
Claude Wakeland, university exten- =, =,
ion entomologist-Idah Falls, Mont -
elier. "a
Peter G. Johnston, speaker, Idaho M
ouse of representatives Blackfoot. w
G. w. Citizens, superintendent of re
cCammon schools-McCammon w
J. A. Reeves, general freight agent, tn
S. L.-Preston. IN