Democratic Sentinel, Volume 15, Number 44, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 20 November 1891 — Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 [ADVERTISEMENT]

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Jasper Co. Farmers, Institute. Rensselaer Inti. Nov. 24-25, 1891. COURT HOUSE. PROGRAMME. Tuesday, November 24, 1891. MORNING SESSION. 9:30 Invocation.. .Rev. T. F. Drake .Music. Welcome Address Frank Foltz. Response Prof. H. A. Huston. 10:45 A. AT Cal Husselman, “Care and management of, hogs.” Discussion —John Jordan, (). K. Ritchey, Thos. Robinson and others. 11:15 A. M. S. E. Kelsey, “Stock in its relation to profitable fanning. ” Discussion— F. W. Bedford, W. S. Stevens, W. Day and others.

AFTERNOON SESSION. 1 I*. As Music. Prof H. A. Huston, . “How to Improve our soil.” 2 P. M. Cal. Ilusselman, “Improving a low farm.” Discussion—Jas. Comer, Dr. Doming, S. P. Thompson. 3 P . M. Dr. C. A. Robinson. “Farmers’ organizations, what they do and what they may accomplish.’' Discussion—Augustus Stimpson, J. F. Alter, D. B. Nowels and others. Wednesday, November 25,1891. MORNING SEBSION. 9:30 Invocation Rev. U. M. 3/cGuire Jfusic. S. E. Kelsey, “Breeding, growing and maketing cattle.” Discussion—o. P. Tabel, C. Hensler. Geo. Pumphrey and others. 10:30 Mortimer Levering, “Will sheep raising pay in Indiana ?” Discussion—L. L. Ponsler, A. cCoy, D. H. Yeoman and others. AFTERNOON SESSION. §&•'; : • Jflisic. 1 P. M S. E. Kelsey, “Duties and privileges of the fanner as a citizen.”. Discussion —Jos. Hunt, P. M. Querry, John Martindale and others. 2 P. M. Dr. C. A. Robinson. “The farmer’s responsibility for his lack of prosperity. Discussion—A. G. W. Farmer, 11. I. Adams and John Lam bom. ® P» Cal. Husselman. “Uck of system in farm manage-1 ment and its results. Discussion—.Jas. Green, Frank Watson, Lemuel Shortridge and others. D. H. Yeoman, X. E. Glazebrook, President. Secretary. * 9mm ißot 'One quart cl Horn, MN M|M Of mlt, two teospoonfuk ■ hfchif powdor, one < p . one jiint o* tabiMPQOnb.! Sifl i Mi®, Wdng j g*tor, «*ia .«H um M