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clover and asked what he could
grow as "long feed" for his sheep.
He was advised to sow soy beans
and to try alfalfa, alsike or sweet clover.

Mr. Carroll said he wanted to buy
some shoats, [?] Jones has some.

E. C. Thomas asked if any present
had had experience with oil heaters -
no one had but the reports were that the
systems was nice but rather more
expense that coal, even at the
high price of coal.

B. H. Miller told of a meeting
which was to be held at Rockville
to interest the Mont. Co. farmers
in sending an exhibit to Phila for
the [?] Cent, to be held there next
year, he was asked to represent us
at the meeting and report to us just
what was planed.

Maurice Stabler asked what could
be done to improve the road
between Arthur & Brighton.
Hard work, Patience & Politics were
suggested.

Douglas Farquhar was told that
$150⁰⁰ for the season would be right
to [?] for the pasture on a 30 a. field.