FINE TALKS AT ANNUAL FARMERS INSTITUTE RICHMOND
The twenty fourth annual Farmers Institute at Union Hall Richmond opened Friday January 10 1913 with slow attendance and a Babcock test demonstration. State speakers discussed moisture conservation rural schools and soil fertility followed by evening lectures on wonderland law enforcement and fertilizer mixing.
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Farmers’ Institute
Union Hall
Richmond
G. W. McMillan
Insialler
J. Baldwin
Talmadge
Speaer
L. Allen
Kinsman
Ohio
W. E. Guthrie
Central of Schools
Mires OM. Jones
Alliance
S. J Baldwin
Institute
W. A. Johnson
New Hall Company
M. N. Duval
Steubenville
Kimball Dermat Practice Talk Highlights Farmers Education
A fragmented report covers a local event featuring J. Baldwin and W. McElroy speaking on invention, English influence, and farming progress. The discussion praised farmers, stressed education, and recalled historical ties to nation building, ending with a note that the farmer of the future must be the first educated citizen.
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Iron Horse
J. Baldwin
Lot
Varios
Cing
Teeson
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