The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-03-23
,aK COMMENCES WITH OPENING OF sPE

.ss Drv Land Farming Demon
y rain will come to Medicine
AMI 8. and Plentywood April
6ariginallv the train was sched-
y tske in only Havre and back
s.t Falls. However, through
VI ~ interest shown, the train was
s.s58Ied to 90 as far as Culbert-
ri again the schedule has been
.isj 70 take In Medicine Lake
PIsntywoOd.
susDices Of State College
r. tTain IS under the auspices of
Fvfension Service of the State
r.1s with NJ. I. Wilson in charge
.s1srstion with the Great North
Railway.
diversified Farming Program
~ mogram features diversified
ming for permanent agriculture in
teTitorv. improved methods of
tillage, and the use of home
n tIlage implements, the handl-
# bio teams, pit silos and shell
sslts The facts demonstrated are
arrived at by careful study of
Bractices Of the most successful
and farmers in the triangle
rv north Of Great Falls.
fsseh Facts Based on Experience
Facts brought out and principles
gt are all based upon the farm
e.ices Of the most successful dry
farmers. This makes it evident
the train will appeal to the prac-
farmer and will bring to him
n,ples that he will find readily
icable to his own conditions.
Train Arrives in Forenoon
he train viii arrive at each town
the forenoon, thus giving the peo-
a chance to visit the train before
% and attend the meeting in the
RmOon The material on exhibi
consists of two carloads Of home
iaet0ry made tillage implements,
lng one Of virtually all of the
ng machines in successful use,
those interested in the construc-
Of cheap and efficient home made
a Implements or the purchase OF
og made machines viii find il
worth their while to visit the
for this purpose alone. The
l car is a passenger coach with
seats removed and contains a
aasr Of built-in booths, each booth
ag a story Of its own, and en-
anng such points as shelter belts,
ily houses, soil blowing, dry land
cation, summer fallOw. weather
lis, the furrow drill, the large
1e hitch, the homemade silo, and
garden.
DsnOnstratiOn Of 12-HOrse Hitch
Aieature Of the days program will
A actual demonstration of the 12-
4 nlteh which viii be held on
Z street at II o'clock. J. J. Peek,
mas tamed 3 good many years
1s afy land section of the state
easnlngton and who is now a
ss ss Of Hill county, is an expert
-lefent bitches to be used in
.'uon with large teams, and in
4oh 70 the actual demonstration
me l2-horse teams, he will ex-
{ number Of bitches that are
-0lly used with large teams.
Meetings Start at One
y meetings in each town will
Promptly at 100 P. M. with
s wilson of the State College,
.oaqlucted the farm success sur
maze m Northern Montana dur
ne last summer. as PRINCIPAL
sl His talk viii be entirely
upon the practices developed
~ most successful farmers of
Ilest territory in the state of
ana 1t win be a complete dis
o- setting forth in detail the
Ts5 u which these farmers have
the problems confronting
olllrng the dry years and have
que to successfully operate
"a Wills pGLlOQs
lr.s Austin VIII Speak
NJ os.,'sf /. speaker viii be M. c. Aus
n ~o .ss hVes 20 miles north of Rud-
~. 1sa who has developed one of
~ : my y land gardens and shelter
sa5 ~ ne northern territory. He
"aas q practical success of this
..9 ~l9er the most trying condi-
in...i e.l9 ms talk viii no doubt be
iIs.lastiically received by those
/ N .s,.. Picture Show
asgaltlon to the speaking pro-
.nere viii be a set of lantern
~ ana moving pictures Showing in
'ai i99fm the same PRINCIPLES that
a demonstrated on the train
discussed at the afternoon meet
,ssgone should attend # will
Conn, @nlle' and a day well spent,
lhe C,.slcial Club Cooperating
IA i 0o'llllerelal Club of Plenty
N ! Cooperating bv serving q
'-lleh at noon, and bv ARRANGING
program and special music for
na j watch for Program
I. detailed program will be given
'ae papers next week. Watch
q Ted OMAN of A~4.1s-. -.