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Farmers Institute School in Agricultural at
.RORLfl BOW , NiBRA'KA , WiEK : OP JANUARY II TO A 1909 , OUTLINE FOR LECTURES AND
XLCiULATlONS , ' REGISTRATION PEC SJ.OO. WRITE S : : ; ETARY JULES HAUMENT
11:00 : i L > c > t- ' < { C , re nnd (1ispoaiti ii > f com crop ,
Mr. Miller .
1:30 : 30 : ; Div. 1. Jticlviiifr SocdC- , Mr. Miller
1 530 3s''U Div , 2. Judging contest with liogs
liogstty
tty Students
4.0 : DIV. 2 Judging * t id corn Mr. Miller
4 : 0 Dlv 1. Judging contest with hogs
My Students
HVRNINQ
8:00 : Agricultural JSducnlinti Prof. A. 15. Davissnn
, , Principle School of Agriculture
i
SATURDAY
i ,
10:00 : L/orture : Care and adjustment of fnrm ma
chinery s . Prof L. W. Chase
University of Nebraska
11:00 : ' Tjccturi ? : Growing small ; /rain in 'wcslrrn
. 'Nebraska. - Supt. W. 'P. Snyder
N.irfh Pl-iltc Station
Work conducted by Miss Myrtle Kaufman
MONDAYJANUAKY U
1:30 : 2:30 : Lecture : .Relation of Food to the body .
2:30 : 4:10 : Demonstration : Making ; uul serving1 of nutri
tious boupa. Use of fireless cooker.
TUUSDAY JANUAKY 12
1:30 : 2:30 . Lecture : Meats.
2:30 : 4:00 : Dotu jiislration : Co > > kingof meats in Grcless
cooker
\VUDNnSDAYJANUAKYl3
1:30 2:30 Lecture : Preservation of fruit ? , canning1
jellies etc.
2:30 : 4:00 : Demonstration : Cooking ; of fruits in firelesa
cooker. Canning fruits. Microscopic exami
nation of molds.
. . , , ' THURSDAY JANUAKY 14
" ' 1:30 2.-301 Lecture : Salads and desserts.
' 2:30 : 4:00' : Demonstration : Preparation ofsalads and the
useof-celt ry , fruit , potato , nuta , etc. . ,
Preparation and serving- desserts and use '
of left overs.
FRIDAY JANUARY IS
i ' i
1:30 : 2'30 . Loctun : Kitchen economy.
2:30 4:00 : . Demonstration : Plans for u handy "kitchen
with chart * and nftdels. Menus for the daily
meals. Invalid cookery. Cireals and vege
tables in Greless cooker.
SATURDAY JANUARY 16
' , 10:00 Broad judging contest by members of the class
Each member of the class is expected to bring
: i loaf of Bread. Prizes will be awarded for
best loaf of bread and ability to score bread.
Contest will be concluded by a lecture on bread making.
Personal and Otherwise
William Warren of Callaway
was in the c ity Wednesday , he
was last week very pleasantly
surprised by having his brother ,
D. Warren of Cheency , Washing
ton , with his wife and child call
on. him unexpectedly. His broth
er drove up about 11 p. m. and
asked if he could not briug his
wife and child in to get
warm and it was some time
after they had come in before
"Biliic" recognized his brother
whom he had not seen for about
eighteen years.
Mr and Mrs. George Apple
and Mrs. A. R. Humphrey went
to Omaha Monday night to take
in the corn show.
Christ ma 3 at Grandmother * *
X * Colonial Time *
MONDAY
9i : 0:00 : * Registration and Organ mtion of classes.-
1 r ; ( ) . Mass .meeting of all metnbers.of the school.
Assignment of sections Slior't talks by in
structors.
1--3:00 : : Div. I. Score card f ir .cattle , Prof. C. W.
Pugsley , University of Nebraska.
Itf'J 3:00 : Div. 2. Examination xf-different types of corn
Mr. R. A. Miller
3ii 0 4:30 : Score card for cattle , Mr. Pugsley.
3 : ( 0 4:30 : . Div. 1. Examination of different type * of corn
_ . / ' . . Mr.'Miller.
TUIISDAY . ,
T0:00 : Lecture on compostUo-i of foods , Mr Pugalcy
ll'Ki : ' Lecture on seed corn , Mr. Miller
1 : V.O 3:00 : ' . ' Div. 1. Judging beqf c-sttle Mr. f'ugsley
,1 : . ' * " 3:00 : Div. 2. Characteristic ' 'of a good seed far ,
. _ . / > j. . . ' ' , - Mr. Miller
3- , i4:10 : , ' D.'v. 2. Judgirtg beef cattle Mr. Puysley
3 : 4:30 . Div 1. ' Chiracteristics of a good seed ear. .
" Mr. Miller
' ' ' . " 'vX" - ' , EVENING SESSION
8 : < ) tf ' Agricultural Geolegy-of Nebraska. ( Thii lec-
turelllustrated with lantern slides ) .
. ' Dr. Gi E. Condra , University of Nebraska.
"
' WEDNESDAY
10:00 : Lecture : Digestible Nutrients , Mr Pugsley
11:00 : Lecture : Soil Problems involved in corn cul
ture , Dr. F. J. Alway , Experiment Station
1:30 3:00 : Div ' 1. Work with soil ' Dr. Alway , and
' Mr. Miller
1:30 : 3:00 : Div. 2. The score card for the hog-
hogMr.
Mr. Pugsley.
3:00 : 4:30 : Div. 2 Work with soil Dr. A.lway and
- . Mr. Miller
3:00 : 4:30 : Div. 1. The score card for the hog ,
Mr. Pugsley
EVENING SESSION
8:00 : . . Milestones of Commercial Progress ,
* . Prof. C. W. Webster , University of Nebraska.
, " ' THURSDAY . . .
10.00 Lecture : Feeding Beef Cattle. M > . Pugsley
11:00 : Lecture : Planting and cultivation of corn
- . . , Mr. Miller
1:30 : 3:00 : Div. 1 Scoring and criticizing local varities ,
. . . Mr. Mi'lcr. '
1:30 : 3:00 : Div , 2 Judging Hogs , Mr. Pugsley
3uO : 4:30 : Div. 2 Scoring and criticizing local varities ,
Mr. Miller
3i)04:30 : ) Div. 1 Judging Hogs , Mr. Pugsley
EVENING SESSION.
8:00 : The value of Trees to the farmer ,
Hon. Geo. Couphnd , Elgin
FRIDAY.
10:00 : Lecture : Feeding Hogs , Mr. Pu slev
E. ' . Coffman of Lillian was
in tlu city on business last Sat
urday. ; '
Ol i Engelsgerd- transact
ing business in the city last Sat
urday.
Thomas Loughran of Anseluio
was a Broken Bow vititor last
Saturday. ' " ? '
W. II. Wells of Gates was in
the city on business the. last .of
the week. . . . . i .
Miss Slatei1 who has been visit
ing her aunt Mrs. F. M. Rublee
for the past two weeks , left Wed
nesday for her home at Boonc ,
Iowa.
Reasons
10 WHY
You should buy
YOUR
BREAD
and all othpr
BAKING GOODS
at the
City Bakery
FIRST ECONOMY
Call and wo
'will tell you
the other
REE30N&
Lessons from
the Christmas
Woman
- By MARGARET SPENCER
TELL you we ought
to cut it put this year , '
said the hard-up hus
band.
The Christmas worn
an put both liiuidH on
his shoulders.Vo
can't cut out Christ
mas , dear , " she told him
gently. "But that flvo
dollars which my brother
or gave mu on my
birthday is going to
cover every cent '
spend. They'll be Just
little remembrances. "
"That's it , " he ana -
a w o r o d , impatiently.
"You'll keep it Up , one
way or another , and at the last mln
ute I'll feel mean if I don't get into
the game and squander a lot of money
on. presents. "
Ho closed tha door and went away
By the time ho hod boarded the CAT
for tbnn be know that she w&a right
But the Chrlatmaa yromu ? didn't
know that ha waa thinking thla.
She was busy In her own room ,
whore , oa work table , lay a whlto
ahirt waist. pattern stamped with a
graceful design for embroidering. She
had bought it for 60 cents , marked
down from one dollar because It waa
the latjt. Her plan was to transfer its
doBjgn to other pieces of cloth which
she bad in the house and so evolve
three ahirt waista , stumped for em
brolderlne , to bestow on tht > thrre
nieoea , who liked to embroider. Aiwi
ail for 60 cents !
But the Christmas woman hart just
begun work , trying bravely to forget
the hard-up husband's last wonls
when aho was called downBtairu to BCO
the perfectly discouraged person.
whoso plaint waa after this fashion :
"Oh. < Uart It'a nothing to nu > how
stT * * w& ; ' ' ' "
b '
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? $ ft * * ' CV - < C- <
& * : w < r > * ! > rL" * * sWr - ' - *
T e Wafts of Old
"toy Ttyren "Williamj
Play , raioitrtU , playl Play , minttteli all I
Tis Cfouuni * Day I Throughout the hall
tatooa thine uumimcoU to joy Be tneny u a wedding ttytt I
A * in thai other Chrotau rsera Again wa place the diadem
The thtphetdi hailed the Chriit-child boy Upon the ( acted head of Chtut
That ia the maojei drear wai booil The Qotea Child of Bethlehml
Play. muutttU , playl All hail the King !
Upon the hay Let chwali wiog
Tbaat al CM tecuto ( ram Hetod'i bw O'w vttn land , o'er every act *
Wuhin tha hilla of Galileo Ana let lh png be now u vrhw
Saviour of hu fellow mm He came th child of Gtlilca :
Tba Kiog of ftU ths Kioe. u Hl Of "peace on earth ; good will la
tnatiy shopping days there are to
Christmas. I can't buy a buy thinp "
"But. my dear. " aaid the Chrfstmas
woman , "think what you can make out
of that luxurious bos of places you
showed me the other day ! "
Thereupon she poured forth many
euggcsUono about aprons and holders
and shoe bags and top collars enough !
to inspire a church bazar. 1
"Oh , yes. but everything you make
costs a little for rib > oa or something , "
the perfectly discowaged person con
cluded , at the end of her depressing
call. "I wish Christmas waa past ! " I
Then she went straight home ,
pulled out her box of pieces , pondered
ov.er. the Christmas woman's sugges
tions , schemed out a plan for Bavins'
a 'little money here and there , and
then fell to work on her Christmas
presents with new courage.
But that Christmas woman didn't
know this.
She was getting at nor own work
again. This tirao she worked for
fully flva minutes undisturbed , then
another visitor clalired her this time
the tlred-to-death woman , who couldn't
get away from her teething baby to
go shopping , or to take one slltch on
Clvlstrraa presents.
"Give ire ycur list , and I'll chop
for you , " the Christmas woman vol
unteered.
"Mercy ! I couldn't norsibly tell
what I want without soclng things , "
the tircd-to-death woman protested.
Xot until she was well on her way
down the street did she reali = 3 that ,
with a littla planning , ehe irisht shop
by proxy after all. The idea , once it
had penetrated her mind , pleased her
so much that she was smiling liketi
really rested woman when- she reached
homo and sat down to make out her
list.
list.But
But the Christmas woman dldu't
know this.
"Have 1 called you downstairs when
you were doing something impor
tant ? " the dead-broko girl waa asking
of the Christmas woman by that timu.
"I'm sorry if I have , but I had to tell
you my troubles. I'm in debt up to
my ears. I haven't any right to give
Christmas presents ibis year. Tea
going to be cross until December 28. "
"Ob , not" the Christmas womaa V \ L /
. "Why is \s
protested. , keeping cheery <
one kind of giving ! And at leait you
can write Christmas letters. "
"Why , who carca for those ? " ww
the cynical answer.
' Yet an hour later , at her desk , the
I dead-broke girl was busily writing
Christmas letters , filling them with
ban-owed sweetness and humming a
harpy tune as the words flowed from
her pen.
I But the Christmas woman didn't
' '
know'this' .
She had gone .back to her room for
the third time to find her work table
Grrpry. - In-'vain she searched for the
ahirt-waist cloth.
"Bridget , " she called at last , "have
1 you taken anything out of my room ? "
Bridget was washing the windows.
"Only the clean rags for pollshin' the
glass , mum , " she answered. "You said
they'd be on your tab'.c. "
"Oh ! " die began. Rut at sight of
Bridget's corry faro ? ho caught her
self. "Never mind , Bridget , " she add
ed. "Don't feel bad about it. "
"Feel bad ! are ? " echoed the aston
ished girl. The look In her cyps was
fall of adir-lraltcn. . "Sure , now , this i
the iirct plate I ever worked where
the Indy didn't gst cross before Christ
mas ! "
'llils time the Christmas woman
know ,
With great gladness , because she
had earned tjo ! message to one heurt ,
she said , softly :
"Ob , but , Bridget , what do threa
little presents matter ? It'a joy that
wo must give ! "
Attorney I'M win F Myrs of
t-his.city made a business trip to
Dunning last week.
Mrs. R. J. Sharpe of the Buck
eye ranch came un last Saturday
to spend the dnv with hr parents
Mr and Mis. F. II. Reed.
j Send your Abstract Orders to
J. G. LEONAIID ,
Bonded Abstractor
Office in Security State Bank 8'ld'ng
( BUYING CANDY for
Christmas buy good pure home
made goods.
All candies fresh and home made at
J WW WHS I E
West Side Square.
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