The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-09
Farm Managers
Will Hold Meeting

Continued from page one)
and contracts together with a state
ment Of the progress made in the
last year and possible work for the
future. w. B. D.Nault, chairman;
r. w. Gowland, Frank Reinoehl, B..
+. Rodgers, Peter Stroud, II. j. Ora
mum. Walter Reed, G. r. Wright, J..
w. McNary and Cap E. Miller.
The committee report on eff
cheney in the use Of farm pastures
will be made by w. l.. Critics, chair
man; Prof. J. II. Shepherd J. L. De-
Nault, II. L. Chaffee, aid Z. Paul
Smith.
During the noon luncheon a piano
solo will be given by Mrs. Catherine
Forbes, Wahpeton, and President
Frank w. Rcinochl will announce
committee appointments. II. l..
Chaffee will lead in a group song
fest and brief talks on the agricul-
tural situation will be given by John
HUSKY, director of the dairy division
in the state agricultural depart
ment; j. w. McNary, S. j. Brown,
William Guy, w. w. Brown. Roy
Johnson, Robert Reed, and +. Paul
Smith. Each will discuss a special
lied phase Of agricultural enter
prise.
At the afternoon meeting reports
will be made by the committee on
new farm machil es and special at
tention will be given to the use Of
the combine. w. l.. Critics is COM
mittee chairman and reports OH va
rious special machines will be given
by Arthur Sporting, +. G. Forbes, C..
r. Wright, Dan Sachow, Ralph and
+. Paul Smith. Frank w. Reinoehl,
r. w. Gowland, J. w. McNary, w.
+. Moore, and Frank Brown.
Prof. J. H. Shepherd of the state
agricultural college will report on
North Dakota's part at the last In
ternational Livestock Show at Chi
cago, during the dinner meeting
Tuesday evening. Other talks will
be made by Walter Kreiselmaier and
Benjamin V. McCaul.
Those who will take part in the
discussion on how to measure al
falfa hay stacks are Cap f. Miller,
Andrew O. Olson, Rex d. Kildow,
w. +. Moore, Ruben Anderson, Rus
sell Widdifield, William Guy,
Thomas 3. Olson, o. 0. Wilcox, and
others.
Economy in farm fencing will be
discussed by another group among
whom is numbered Martin Kittel,
Norman Lees, Charles Ouradnik, F.
A. Kellogg, Ole Arnegard, Robert
Glendenning, a. A. Hoffman, c. +.
Coburn, and w. +. Moore.
A business meeting at which COM
mittee reports will be considered
and plans made for the annual farm
managers tour to be held next July
considered, will close the evening
session.
For Discussion Wednesday
The Wednesday morning meeting
will open with report by the conf
mittee on farm water supply, its
use, control and equipment. R. w.
Gowland is committee chairman
Among other members are John
Horn, T. F. Ryan, Donald F. Wan
ner, w. E. Chisman, r. D. Ward, A.
Banks, H. F. Monson, Paul f. Glass
Maynard W. Peasc, and George
Berg.
Miss Ethel Newbcrry is chairman
of the committee on the farm house,
its landscape, lawn and amenities
Others are Mrs. Joe Shidc. Mrs. Pat
Petron, Mrs. NJ. E. Milk, Gus Lamb,
Mrs. j. G. Dungerson, Mrs. Carrie
T. Chaffee, c. A. Finch, R. r. VOL
fer, and Cap +. Miller.
Following lunch a ladies farm
managers program will be present
ed, the first Of it's kind ever given
Miss Ethel Newberry will be chair
man and talks will be given by Mrs.
j. H. Shepherd, Hon. Mary McGin-
mis-, Mrs. c. R. Wright, Mrs. Della
Smith, Mrs. j. G. Gunderson, Mrs.
Mary E. Milk, and Mrs. Carrie Cow
land.
The following program on the
Stutsman county tour last summer
will be handled through the presen-
tation of data by c. R. Hodge, who
collected information on the various
fields and farms visited last sum.
mer. This data later will be pub
lished in booklet form by the state
agricultural college. Emil Frey
and Jake Yeager will report or
quackgrass eradication projects and
Colin Monek on the combine harves-
ter and thresher, its mechanical
operation, results as shown by
laboratory tests after demonstration
on the farm and methods of hand
ling grain. Russell Wright will talk
on the cultivation of quackgrass and
. flax crop and Stanley Ripley will
discuss the economical and practical
use of farm harness and a plan to
get . premium price for wheat.
Banquet Wednesday Evening
All farmers in the state are in
vited to attend the certificate OF
honor program scheduled for Wed
nesday evening in connection with
the annual farm managers banquet
Several Stutsman county represent.
atives will tell about Bloom town.
ship, Stutsn1an county, its influencl
and success. Prof. ]. II. Sheppers
will tell the story Of the New Salem
farm circuit, visited BY the farm
managers last summer. John Chris
Hansen will tell about the circuit
and New Salem's farm insuranc,
company. "This program asa who'll
will prove conclusively that til
Northwest has farm leaders within
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