The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-11-09
JUNIOR CORN JUDGING CONTEST
ENTERTAINMENT
Band Music: Two Bands
Foot Ball Game: Malta VS.. Chinook

The program to be held in connec-
ton with the Northern Montana Corn
Show at Chinook, November 1910
win feature subjects pertaining to
Hogs and Poultry according to G. w.
Gustafson, Secretary.
SPEAKERS AND FEATURES
Among the speakers to appear on
the program will be the foremost
authorities of the Northwest. j. G.
Haney, Superintendent of the Inter
national Harvester Farms at Grand
Forks and Aberdeen, and recognized
as the best speaker in his line, will
speak on the last day of the show.
Along with his talk he will show NOV
ing pictures of profitable operations
of the corn and hog industry. Mr..
Haney has had a world of experiences
and speaks with authority. He is a
very interesting speaker
/. ID. ODOnnell, often referred to
as the best and most successful farm
er in Montana will also appear on the
program. From his wealth of exper-
fence with hogs, corn and poultry,
Mr. O'Donnell will add greatly to the
value of the educational program of
the Show. Mr.. O'Donnell is enthusi-
astic over the agricultural prospects
of Northern Montana. He has a wide
mountaineering over this territory
and everybody will be glad for the
opportunity of hearing him.
NJ l.. Wilson, Farm Management
Demonstration of the State College,
who conducted the Farm Survey in
the Triangle" last year, will speak on
results obtained as applied to North
em Montana. Mr.. Wilson has writ
ten several bulletins which are eager
ly sought after and another oppOr-
tunity to hear him will be welcomed
by those who know him.
A. J. Ogaard, Extension Agrono-
mist, from Bozeman, will also be
among the speakers. Mr.. Ogaard, is
doing more perhaps than any other
man. i'm the promotion of pure seed
production of Montana. As a result,
Montana is taking a distinct lead in
the raisig of seed of high quality
among the other Northwestern States.
c. G. Davis, State Commissioner of
Agriculture, is also expected to visit
the Show and talk from the stand
point of an official studying all phases
of agriculture. Mr.. Davis is a prom
inent booster for Corn, Hogs, and
Poultry.
Mr.. Kinduff, one of the prominent
bankers of Malta, and firm believer
in king Corn" will speak on Friday,
Phillips County Day.
Miss Harriet Cushman, Poultry
Specialist from Bozeman will be in
charge of the Poultry Demonstration
work at the Show and will also speak.
PLENTY OF BAND MUSIC
I'm addition to the speakers above
mentioned, music and Entertainment
will be furnished by the two bands of
Malta and Chinook. The Malta band
is to accompany the large delegation
of farmers and business men from
Phillips County on the second day of
the show, designated as Phillips
County Day. Chinook Boys Band UNI
der the direction of Andrew Christian
son, will be on hand to provide enter
tainment and music during the three
days Of the show.
JUNIOR CORN JUDGING
A Junior Boys and Girls Corn
Judging Contest win be held on the
last day of the show between teams
representing Northern Montana coun-
ties. c. +. Potter, State Club Leader,
viii be in charge of the contest
FOOTBALL GAME
A football game between Malta and
Chinook is scheduled for the after
noon Of Friday or Phillips County
Day.
GREAT INTEREST INDICATED
Indications are that large crowds
viii attend the NORTHERN MON
TANA CORN, HOG, AND POULTRY
SHOWS as reports come in from all
narts of NORTHERN MONTANA.