The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-04
FIRST MEETS WEST
Of MISSOURI TO Be
HELD BY SERVICE
Conferences Scheduled at Man
dan, New England, Beach
and Dickinson Also
HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL IN PAST
Committees Named to Arrange
for Discussion Of Ia Diff
fcrent Topics
HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL IN PAST

Grant county will have is .isst as
r%icultural economic conference at
Carson. "Wednesday ana THURSDAY.
October 23-24. according tc insosma-
ton received by Tiaeo- Ma.tollt county
agent. from c. +. Monroe. director OF
the extension division AZ the North
Dakota Agricultural college.
This Will be one Of q series @; tive
meetings. the others bell!c scheduled
as follows:
Morton county. Monday and Tues
day. October .l-22 at Nandan; Slope
county, Friday ana Saturday. October
c5-c6 at New England: Golden Valley
county, Monday and Tuesday. Cct3-
bcr 28-29: Stark county, WEDNESDAY
and Thursday, October 30-3l at DICK
inson.
Highly successful meetings Of this
kind have been held iii 4 number OF
counties III North Dakota during the
past two years, and although section
III meetings have been hold III this
territory. tho series in October VIII
mark the first time that county meet
ings have been held west OF the MIS-
souri, river.
The purpose Of the economic con-
ference, Martcll explains. Is 70 afford
the farm mel AMI women OF the
county al opportunity 70 get together,
exchange their own ideas and expert
cnccs. consider special Information
regarding this territory WHICH has
been developed By tho AGRICULTURAL
~>yf.-A ,,,-1 frct,, fiSt- Ia y,'nrk nil
and adopt Il program for the deVc!op-
ment of agriculture and home life IL
Grant county.
To expedite the task, those who at
tend the conference will be divided
into IA committees. the subjects 70
be considered being farm manage
men., beef cattle. dairy cattle. hogs.
sheep, poultry. farm power. cash
crops. feed crops and pasture. horti-
culture. home management, clothing
and nutrition.
An organization committee has
been named consisting OF the follow
inS farmers and farm women. Cen
cral chairman, j. w. McGinn!s, Pret-
ty Rock; alternate. j. P. Iuebe-. New
Leipzig; farm management, ]. W.
Evans, Carson: beef cattle, Frank
Mar,sow. Pretty Rock: dairy cattle.
VIM. Vogel. Lark; sheep, J. Lennon.
MorristOwn, S. D.; hogs, Gust Muel-
le-. Elgin: poultry. Mrs. Roy Root,
Lcith. farm power. Geo. kimoall.
Lcith: cash crops. G. Sc.licis. Lark,
feed crops and pasture. A. D. Hostel
Ter, Brisbane: horticulture. 3. L.
Schmitz. Lark: home management,
Mrs. E. J.. Pascy. Lark: clothing, Mrs.
Ned Bodic. Brisbane: nutrition, Mrs.
). Tibkc. Elgin.
This committee will meet OIL Sep
tember 10 at Carson to select a list
Of delegates for each Of the commod-
ity committees and make the other
necessary arrangements for the cen
ference which is to follow. Rex VIII
lard. farm management demonstrated
at the agricultural college, will meet
with this committee and will discuss
the type OF subject matter to be used
in the economic conference. The
members Of this organization q
mittec will also act as caairmen o.
the commodity committees.
Participation III the committee
work will no. be limited to the dele
gates who arc named by this commit
tee, and a general invitation will be
issued to all who are interested IN
any Of the subjects TO lake part in
the sessions.
After a day Of committee meetings
at the economic conference. a general
session Of all the committees viii be
held at which specific Recommended
lions from each committee will be
considered and a program OF develop
ment for the whole county will be
adopted.