Lorang's influence in this matter, and recognize the encouragement and support which it will afford the livestock interests of the entire state.
Following the livestock discussions, the organization of the Genesee local of the Farm Bureau was completed, and R. E. Nordby was elected community chairman. Three main lines of work were selected for the year. These projects, with the leaders, are: Squirrel control, Wm. Schlueter; grain standardization, W. E. Tipton; livestock, Dr. H. C. Luce.
The farm problem was also discussed, and it was decided that the community should organize to encourage the proper distribution of farm labor. Mr. Lorang was authorized to wire Senators Borah and Nugent requesting them to vote for an appropriation to continue the United States Employment bureau.
The community chairman, together with the leaders of the various projects, constitutes the community committee of the Farm Bureau, and work in cooperation with the county agent and the people in the community in carrying out the lines of work adopted.
O. S. Fletcher, county agent, was present at the conference and aided materially in the discussions, and in directing the farm bureau organization. The meeting was very ably presided over by J. E. Nordby as chairman.—Genesee News.
The ladies of the St. Mark's Guild are planning to give their annual shovel on Tuesday next and a large attendance is anticipated. Watch for advertising. 