Institute Program Promises Noted Speakers March 1819
The article previews the Wisconsin Farmers Institute program with Prof W A Henry Dean of Agriculture set to speak on Agricultural Possibilities of Central and Northern Wisconsin, Gov LaFollette to address March 18, and other experts like Mr McKerrow and Prof Carlyle featured. Also noted are Klondike creamery sale, Bauer Bros meat market sale, Maloney farm sale, and Mason lodge moving to new third floor quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Welton
Supt. McKerrow
State Farmers’ Institute
W.A. Henry
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Henry
R. M. LaFollette
W. L. Carlyle
Madison
F. H. Scribner
Rosendale
Bauer Bros
Thomas Soles
Henry Emanuel
Mr. Emanuel
Cutter
Mr. Soles
Official Program for March 17, 1903 Mororing Session
Official program lists a morning session at 9 30 with prayers and ten minute talks by several speakers on topics including good tillage crop rotation strawberries and housing and care of swine. Afternoon session at 2 30 covers farming topics and animal care with additional talks on roads and public instruction. Evening session at 7 30 features music and agricultural education with Prof Moore and Cary addressing rural school consolidation and pupil transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Coe
Ft. Atkinson
A. Croman
Grass Lake
Mich
L. P. Martiny
North Freedom
Jas. Fisher
Eastman
D. Imrie
Roberts
E. Nordman
Polar
T. Harrison
Washington, D.C
R. A. Moore
C. P. Cary
Public Instruction
Madison
Wisconsin Farm Institute Proceedings Morning and Afternoon Sessions
On Wednesday March 18 the Farmers Institute schedules morning sessions at 9:00 with talks by L E Scott on Potatoes varieties and seed and H M Culbertson on planting and cultivation plus related topics. Afternoon at 1:30 features D B Foster W F Stiles and others on dairy, marketing, incubator brooder care, and cooperative creameries with speakers including Nellie Kedzie Jones and M LaFollette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Scott
Stanley
H. M. Culbertson
Medina
Delbert
Adda F. Howie
Elm Grove
L. Herbst
Sparta
Cle. Matteson
Pewaukee
Central
Wil
Woman's Department Demonstrations At Institute
An afternoon Woman's section offers two lectures by Mrs. Helen Armstrong of Chicago and talks on homes and families. Local helpers include Mrs. J. H. White as committee chair. Lectures are free and open to all. Wednesday at 1 30 p m features Household Sanitation, Household Economics, and Foods debate between Mrs Jamison and Mrs Armstrong assisted by Mrs Kedzie-Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute
Helen Armstrong
Chicago
Ill
Howe
Jamison
Armstrong
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gov. LaFollette
W. A. Henry
Miss Regina Pinion
Regina Pinion
Nick Pinion
St. John's Catholic Church
Christine
Frank Luckenbach
Klax
Matt
Nick
City
Annie
John Wegel
Fond du Lac
Jacob Pinion
Drummond
H. Halbrook
Park Falls
Miss Pinion
Klondike Creamery Sald
Klondike Creamery
H. P. Jennings
C. E. Hathaway
Jennings
Mr. Hathaway
C. E. Blodgett
Maloney
White School House
Petermeier
Abe Kuntz
Blodgett
Mason's
Masonic Lodge
J. C. Marsh
Marsh
Blue Lodge
Chapter
Astern Star
Marsh Landifferson
Thos. Convey
Ridgeway
Geo. C. Hill
John L. Herbst
D. Converse
Fr. Atkinson
E. Matteson
California
Santos
Peerless
Nonhd
al Fer Yard
Leo Rose
Oxford
Niger
Bopilat
Rose Froth
Childrens’ Drawers
Drawers
D. B. Foster
Fairchild
W.F. Stiles
Lake, Mills
P. Goodrich
Delbert Utter
Caldwell
Cof
Thos. Shaw
St. Paul
Minn
Jon
Tomes
Nellie Kedzie-Jones
Berea
Gor. RK
M. LaFollette
W. C. Bradley
Hudson
Co-operative Creameries
E. A. Croman
Thy
H. Scribner
Geo. McKerrow
Geo. B. McGilvra
Baraboo
Martiny
Gee. McKerrow
R. E. Roberts
Corliss
A. Arnold
Galesville
Wisconsi
Farmer's Institute
Woman's Department
Finnegan
R. H. Schroeder
Mansion House
John Brackendorf
M. Dunn
O. D
Optician
Marshfield
Wis
Rembs & Sturm
P.m
Geo. H. Welton
Baker’s Restaurant
Roessler’s
Wiscon
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