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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-12
,Sie NeupIution Der Setter

Seutf4lanb mar siu Wiberipiel Der
alei43eiti9en iOcialen &epolution In
Jrantrei4. SOri bsfiss NapoIson ben
3%aiiert6rcn. bier @oetbe ben 8bron i'm
&.i4s Der 3unf, S9iaer absr errang
In btefen reineren Spbdren ben @ubm
sinss MaibingtOn."
Gail 8runert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-12

yS9iaer bra6te bon Natur Elm
EDIT bsutf6es Ser3 su ieinem Ssrufe nit
unb oermodte, tbsils unbeuuBt, tbeils
miitrlf ieines boben 2unfberfanbes
bic Saiten an3ui9lasen, bic am fi4er-
Hen unb tisffsni In beuti9sn @emitbsrn
tpibertlinqen." S6oerlein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-12

rs6ilsr Ssrifebt bic 9ente 80 fid
III erbebsn, pdbrsnb 8oeibe fi9 audi su
ibnsn berablaKsn Tam; Bel Sdil.r.
BEN auf ieinsr S66e Sbronsnoen slau.
ben fi9 smporgsriidt."
Sacob Grimm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-12
y@oel fins Der 86tter S6bne fhon.
Bic muB Elm 5hrf erf absln tpoaen.
Sir9er.

Str9er.
Sa3u fagt Grimm:
Sin GROCER Si4ter Iest aud not5:
wenbi9 ieineu 8ornamen ab, befsn e,
nidt meter bebarf, unb e if linbeut.
i9sr Still. iogar SObn, Grieori& bon
@9iGsr. @olf9ana bon g6tbe 3u
i9reibsn. Inter fOl&en Singsr Iisgi
cine aarte gibaut bes @olfssefihls.
Sn feline fiinftigen Stanobilbsr mao
rlur e~in9egraben psroeu: S9iuer.-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-12
Saiuer,Seier
(6ortisbung bon Der l. Settle

S9pur er1euert:
Sci bisfem 2idt, bas uns suerf be-
ertBt
Bon allen 06lfern, bic tisf unter uns
G9mer atbmenb tpobnen in Dem Aualm
Der Stdbte,
9nBt uns ben gio oes neuen 8unoes
{4p6an.
-W.r pplsn iein Elm einsis @olt bon
Brioern,
Sn tsinsr Notb uns trennsr urb 8e,
fahr.
-Wir molten fret iein, ME bic Wdter
tparen,
gber ben Bob, als in Der 6ne9tI9afi
leben.
-Wir molten trauen auf ben b69Ifen
8ott
1nb uns ni9t fhrGten Dor Der Wtaat
Der Weni9sn."
Wie boltommen Der feierl;9e gio
i'm gintIang febt nit ibren Sbatsn,
bas BADEN bic Sdwsiser aud mad
&aiier Nlbre9ts 3sit BEL Warsareten,
BEL Semba9 unb Murten bepieien.
Den 86ltern auer 3eiten mirb bas
Gbanselium Der Sslbitbtlfs ssssn By.
rannei In Gtaufa9srs Worten ber=
tiinoet :
y@ine 8rense bat Sprannenma9t:
Wenn Der 8ebridte nirgenos &e6t
fann inoen,
Wsnn unertrdgli9 mirb bic 2af -
areift er
Sinaaf setrofien Wuthes in ben
6immel
unb bolt berunter feline em'gen 8e9ts,
Die broben bangen unberduberli4
limb un3srbre9li4, ME bic Sterne
fslbt
Ser alte 1rfanb Der Natur te5rt
mieber.
go Wsni4 benz Msniden sssenib.r.
Itebt- -
Sum lebten Wittsl, usnr fein andres
me6r
8srfanssn min, iff ibm basS9usrt ge=
aeben
Der glitter boobies btrfsn mir Der.
tbeib'gen
@esen 8ewalt." %
Sn ben frtbsrsu Sramen S9i1sr's
bOlsisbt fa bas &ingsn 3pii9en 90
benz unb Niebsrem in Der Bruf oes
gin3slmsni9sn, unb es lit bic peri6n-
Ii9teit, bic in benz Streite fis9t ooer
unterlisst. SIM vSeu" 1T Der 2ampf
in bic Ssele zines gan3s1 Bottles Der.
le9t. Sem Yolte bIeibt nur Die Dabl
3wif9en sewalifamer %auflebnun9 segen
unwiroigen 3wan9 uno uuterusr-
flung unter benielben. Die 2iebe bes
s9msi3erpultes gu 5reibeit uno gaters
lamb 1T bier Die 9eitaltenbe Strait,
tpsl9e bic SonoerintereHen Der @ln3el.
men bur4orinat, fie 3u einem gsmeir,s
i9aftli6sn Sntersfe bereint unb 10
gum Sisse bss 9oben iber oas Hieoers
fi6rt.
,Nn's Waterlanb, ans t6surs, i9lieb
bid an,
Dos balts fsft nit beinem gan3.n
bergen.
9ier finb bic fiartsn Wur3eln bsiner
Rraft.
Sn bieien Worten Mttins6auisns
ipissslt fi9 S9ilers 2isbe gun. sis'nen
8aterlanb uno Bolt.
Sn isiner Sugeno bate S9iQer fur
ben Si9ter elm ioeales Weltbitrser-
tbum bsanfprudt. bas ibm ale Boiler
slei9 nabe riifen folte.
Sn ben Sabren Der &eife ertannte er
iebo9, BOB bas bertuirtli9te @sltbiir=
gertbum tief i'm ei9'nen 8OItstbum
pur3elt.
Sss Sdwabenlanbes sr6Bten SO6n
bewabrte fi9 Die 2iebe our en9eren Sei-
matb. Gin sr6Bsrss 8aterlano tonnte
er faum iein elsen nennen, ba bas
beutide &ei9 au einem bloBen S9atten
gstporoen mar. S9iQer enti9isb aber
aufs ftrensHe swif9en @ei& unb @a-
tim. .Seuti9ss &eia uno bsutiae
Nation", ia9t er. limb 3meierlei Singe.
Die maief1f bes TeufS6en ruhfp MO
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-12
THE GARDEN KEYBOARD

Rich, heavily MANFRED land should
be provided for squashes, and these
should be planted only when the wealth.
or is really settled
Remove t. blossoms from. newly set
strawberry plants
\ mulch Of salt hay or ,straw be
tween the strawberry rowslkccps the
soil moist the berries clcanN aud pre-
vents weeds
Plant sweet corn, both cariyland late
kinds. and hy making enough lspW mgs
Of each at judicious Intervals YOU may
have feast extending fur into the fall.
Plnnt the yerondn boxes now They
viii De things If JOY.
\ most brilliant bedding annual is
phloX such dazzling coiprs> such masses
)G bloom. dominating the rest of the
plant. besides soft bright shade; OF
pink. rose. lavender, striped land white
conferred and pure white.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-12

Gossip in Washington is TO the effect
that the coming retirement of Secre-
tary Morton Is only one Of several
changes that viii take place IN Prcsi-
dent Rooserelts official family Victor
Howard Metcalf. secretary Of COM
meree and labor. It was recently stated,
will alsO leave the cabinet carly In the
fall aad engage in business in Califor-
MIA
This has been denied by Secretary
MetcalCs friends. who say he has no
intention oG rcsiguing as head Of the
department of commerce and labor and
is preparing TO rent house In Wash
ington 1t is understood from a source
close TO him that he Is pleased with his
work ana that he has no idca of leaving
it still another rumor Is that Mr.. Met
calf VIII succeed Secretary Morton.
As TO Secretary Mortons successor,
there IL much speculation, but nothing
certain, William Loeb. private secre-
tary to The president. rs booked upon BY
many Us a likely cabinet appointee be-
fore great while
1t is contemplated that there will be
n number 0f cabinet changes in the
next year. Secretary Shaw Is definitely
scheduled TO leave the treasury next
February or March. willie Attorney
General Moody has for long time de-
sired to resume the practice of law In
Massachusetts and viii do that as soon
as be gets through handling some of tie
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-12
CLINTON.

BLooMINGnALE, July fl-Qoite "a crowd at
tended the Fourth here in spite OF the bad
weather The Al w A. came out ahead on
the deal. and everyone reports a good time.
Owing to the bad weather the band did not
come, neither did Rev. Bntteis but the Hon.
A. ii. Dahl was ON hand -. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Jefferson of Minneapolis. came down
for a visit with relatives and TO celebrate
several from this section ook Ia the carnival
At ViroQua. Hans Chile had as his CUES =
last week, two OF his daughters from Barron
county ..... Grace WiRginton spent portion
of last week la ViroquA. .a.. Gus Morterud
nected with the AppIeman estate. Inga
nelson OF Westby Is visiting friends here....
Three families OF Indians, are camped two
miles north OF town. They expect to stay
about three weeks TO dig yellow root. Mr..
Richmond OF VIRGO ia, Is doing some pspering
Tor Mrs. Morterud 49,. The pay roll at the
creamery for June was over a. 900. We now
have ZIG patrons James Stamford IL do
ing rushing business here as barber on
Fridays and satul days. Andrew Anderson
and family OF CashtoD, and Mr.. johnson and
wife OF Newry, spent sunday at RIM. Larson's
......M Mrs Geo Sherickt OF Garter. returned
home last week after an extended visit with
relatives In this vicinity ...,.. Some one put In
good nights work last week, looking for
Dur led treasure supposed to have been left
ago. They say q hole about three feet across
and SIX feet deep was dug under n tree that
stood back OF where Mr.. Larson's home used
10 stand. Whether or not they succeeded 10
hnding anything. or who the parties we're Is
not known. R..ina Older of SpringvllIe,
spent the past three weeks with relatives here
NJ A. O..
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-12
GENOA.

GENOA. July 10Lh-Mrs. Charley Greener and
children who have been visiting parents here
for the past few days, returned to her home
At Reno Minnesota. on ~ e sth instant. Ge-
noa base ball nine played with Stoddard nine
last Sunday. Mrs she'll Gould spent few
days with parents James Laylan came ov-
er from Reno on the 9th inst. Claiming is
somewhat quiet at the present time. Miss
issippi river is still quite high. "A large crowd
assem- BLEED here Fourth OF Jul -. The Misses
Josie and Rosy Levi who have been visiting
relatives here, returned 10 their home at La
Crosse, saturday morhtng j 2 Monti Is very
much improved and able to be about again.
We have several launches In town now
James, the little son OF Mr. and Mrs Nc
Manamy, is at the st, Francis hospital at La
Crosse undergoing treatment for sore eye
Mr. McManamy and two little boys visited
him sunday. and reports him doing nicely.
Rick Bros OF StOddArd, are drilling well for
NJ shu1~ay Theo RistOw Is removing his
dwelling and will build A new e.-..A Ly-
thoshee and sister Lillian, came home from
Viroqua the sth Inst, having been there since
the 9TH large crowd from here attenC ed
the circus at La Crosse -. Roy Warren came
home for "A visit, Sunday lie has position
on the railroad as brakeman and will move
his family 10 La Crosse In the near futLi e..
Morelit & Rarher were compelled to move
their saloon building on the corner back a few
feet MISSISSIPPI
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-12

The celebrated EnglishUan DR.. John
Brown, who founded the "Brunonian'
system of medicine. was, in addition tC
being nm exceedingly clever physician
somewhat witty parsonage. Foi
many years he paid his attentions to 4
certain lady without meeting with the
success he desired, during which time
he was accustomed to propose her
health In company when called on for
toast Being observed one day to
omit the usual tribute, a gentleman
present reminded him that he had for
gotten TO toast his charmer.
why, indeed" said the doctor. Il
find 1t all In vain Since have toast
ed her so many years and still cannot
make her Brown. l am resolved to
toast her no longer"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-12

BORDEAUX MIXTURE.
Plain Directions For Making II az
Conveniently as Possible.

Plain Directions FOR MAKING III az
Conveniently as Possible.
BY C. L. SHEAR department Of agri-
culture.
Bordeaux mixture should be pre-
pared as follows:
Copper sulphate Colue vitriol or
bluestone) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. pounds
Unslaked stone lime .............. pounds
Water ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 gallons
To prepare the mixture most con-
veniently and economically stock solu-
tions OF the ingredients should be
made Secure four barrels, holding at
least fifty gallons each, in addition TO
TIE barrel which IS TO be used for the
spray pump Place 100 pounds Of
good fresh stone lime IN one barrel
and slake the lime by adding water
slowly, allow Ang the lime TO crack ana
crumble. After the lime has been
thoroughly sLnked add sufficient water
TO fill the barrel. When the whole IS
thoroughly mixed, as 1t should be be-
fore Il is used, It will contain two
To prepare the stock solution Of cop
per sulphate place 100 pounds Of cop
per sulphate in stout coarse sack
and suspend 1t i'll another barrel, which
should be filled with water. The blue
stone will be dissolved in day or two
IL placed as near the top of the barrel
as possible. Never place the copper
sulphate in the barrel loose, AS II will
take a much longer time TO dissolve
and win require much stirring. Each
gallon of this solution will now contain
two pounds Of copper sulnhate.
Make two half barrels by saving one
Of the fifty gallon barrels through the
middle and put two gallons Of the stock
lime taat is. four pounds-in one bar
rel ana add sufficient water 10 make
about twenty-five gallons. Stir this
well to make thorough mixture Of
the lime. Put three gallons OF the
stock copper sulphate solution that Is,
sixpounds-in the other half barrel and
add enough water to make about TWEEN
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-12
JEFFERSON.

SPRtNGvILLE, July 1S-From officers reports
at the annual school meeting we find school
property In excellent condition and a balance
Of s44 Ia the treasury. after purchase OF steam
heating plant in addition TO other expenses.
J. d. Miller, our treasurer for Is years. was
reelected Mrs. NJ. ID, Brown, A. b. Thomp-
son and b. / Hunter werv appointed al
committee of insper' Jrs. 1he cottage pray
er meeting this Wednesday even TX is TO be
at he Post farm. There will be preaching
both morning aud evening at the Advent
church. July 23rd Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Cor
man visited at La Crosse, last Wednesday
Gertie buchanan Is spending the week with
her uncle Louie Graham, Mrs. VIM. Ontcelt
is at The parental home Of Lameeh Graham
.... Miss Grace Roberts OF Niroqua, is At the
farm home OF .. l.. buchanan 80. Mr.. and
Mrs Fish OF Liberty, were At sam Mills last
sunday. Mrs. Chas. Fish and daughter.
Dorothy OF keadstown, are Visiting relatives
here 49,. Miss Vera Townsend was up from
Newton last week ....- Miss Rnth Potter and
Frances Older are attending thu summer
school ... James Potter has been employed
10y |. n. Groves building wall for an eNtep-
sion 10 his large barn. Many of our patriotic
citizens attended the celebration at Nlroqua
and appreciated the fine street parade. which
embraced so much OF pleasure aud anu Sc
ment for the mass OF spectators All hail TO
the prohibition craft hI Il It's piucky defend
from Intelligent and Influential citizens when
merely showing our cOIurS on Independence
day. Some time way back In our youth we
have read some good books that SAID all
men are born equAl." II oar erring brothers
| had called this to mind and also the Golden
Rule, ali would have been well.
ROSE GkRNANICM
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-12
BERGEN

STOppARp, July l0-I'he noisy Fourth Il
over sud everything Is AS quiet As usual. FOR
the past week our village has been alive with
the whistle OF the arriving and departing cN.
cu'sion trains on the Southeastern road
Several OF our young people attended the
celebration At NiroQnA. and report g,od
time. not to speak OF the diSa Z reeable weather
,..--- Mrs. Berger has CT joyce = visit from het
slsi,r Mrs RrauGon OF LA Cru>se 90. Mi>>
Mildred BiasBek returned home from La
Or $50. saturday. after twu weeks Stly witt
her sistpr. NJ IS Wolfe. She has heet very
ID with Mn attack 81 quincy. bur i greatly
greatly improved Mis- Marie OstreuE spent
y few days Al Cha eburS sud Victut.N tt,it-
Ing RELATIVES and friends She E, ports having
eurHgtd - tesru the cuutug year ~ ''its'
scbuut where she hAp beet, emFt NVd Ar me
pat tao " Nrs Mr. Evan ilAlvt,. "a, visit
IS :, iatiNtsAt Genua last WFt ~. Tup birth
dFF patty given a. q -{'r'~ halt 4t&tr 80. q
] IN lteiH ~ Mis- BtrtT' 't th'iaN Wi,sw q
1 NttUt GtJ Lisut re tt ANTS wttt s'tVtt
Fat g. i'u'gh' ards VT 1itN nh e 'tl4' g.
lpuft, d bN tltSe ptrst Ga. -s-- tR-at~ ss.
Z lp't+ T. W hate Dc .-ds t-h'
lb'w tp,t Ttr safe ~ .sA ga rtts>.
Siss. Na> -tJH'tht : ovys 8. -fiA
.tt.H Z . tiy tlSkN itb---. Nts X y A. t
ana AZ llcIt "a -, = .tiuS Al thv t,'f.. D., T
pa L. NJ Abu Mrs Nj e. &C. Mt and NJ
u hu G lshlsUn .td uatk D. e. Miaub ~ktl 4
the tourtb IA the Vtriuity AZ Cnsschurg
N ugh's ga uush for this Iiute HAAS
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-12

important antitrust cases TINT are
pending IN the courts and now being
prepared.
Reports from Secretary Hay Indicate
that he has changed his mind about re-
signing. When he went away b. was
Of opinion that h wo,;ld net resume
charge OK the state department for
more than few weeks ut the most. In
fact. he wanted to resign then. think
Ing II would not be sccmly tn be gone
two or three months while still hol ling
Office. bat the preshtent laughed &c hts
scruples. Now that Mr.. Has hns re
gained his health il Is said thot he has
no intention oC retiring. but looks for
ward 70 years Of public activity.
Secretary Metcalf is Il nutiye OF New
York, bat for many years has !.,rl at
Oakland. Cal. IN 1898 he was elected
to congress from the Third California
district and was twice rc-eiectcI.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-12
ATMOSPHERIC NITROGEN.
InocuIntiOn is Not Panncea For
All Soil Evils.

All Soil Evils.
The only direction In which soil lnoc-
ulation has been rendered more or less
practicable IL the incubation with cul-
lures Of various tubercle bacteria
Such incubation can therefore be ap-
Piled TO legumes. and legumes only,
by SO doing we may make possible the
formation Of tubercles, and therefore
the fixation Of nitrogen by leguminous
crops in such soils where the proper
bacteria are naturally absent.
But it should also be- remembered
that In most soils the failure of IegumI-
nous crops TO grow satisfactorily IL
soil bacteria. but TO general unfavor-
able soil conditions, to absence of n
sufficient amount of lime, of suff-
Gent amount OF humus or of sufficient
aeratlon. The incubation of such soils
without previous improvement would
DO u waste OF effort and money.
There IL ample justification. there
fore, to utter here "A warning against
mlscouceptlon and unJustifable ex-
pectati0n. Ignorance IA this direction
viii be exploited rs ignorance In other
~" ions has been exploited. by at
tempts 10 sell to farmers improperly
Informed cultures Of soil bacteria ad-
vertised as the panaccn for all soil ills.
Let the mau who wishes TO lnoculate
his soil remember that it is not yet
practicable to inoeulatc 1t for whcas or
potatoes or melons. and. while 1t Is
practical TO inoculatc it for alfalfa or
soy beans or other lcgumes. he should
Inform himself as to the real facts be
fore proccedlu,. with his inoculation. r
Me- srs. Voorhees, and Llpmnn.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-12
SILK COATS AND REDINGOTES

Most OF the people around here celebrated at
Hiroqua and the rest stayed at home -, Tom
Her has autshed drilling at Erickson's. lie
Is now drilling a we'll for T. Saurted. Chris
Hagen Is working for Hans Syverson. The
school meeting at Seas branch. July Sd, went
about all right. Everyone around here Is
hauling their cream TO the Westsy creamery.
..Mr. | took his best sweptheart TO the
Win qua celebration. They had lovely time
sunday, July 18th there will be picnic ut
C0hu Prairie church. Lemonade, ice cream.
etc. will be for sale Music will be furnished
by the Westby band -. The suits have arrived
from the Columbus Tailoring company They
are alright. -. HOken Hagen visited from
Westoy at his home here.
Fourth OF July.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-12

Make II 20 practice TO always Iwatcr
horses hetor" feeding allowing nss,lp or
two coming In from work and ASSN or
Two on going To the field If ethorsc
desires 20 drink. and then CndcaVor 10
provide small quantities OF purc water
ut frequent Intervals when thc,hGrse Is
at work Lastly, bear In mindtthat an
hoyances Of all kinds interferewlth dl-
sestion; hence tnc work horsS should
oe protected against flies. shmld have
q clean. well ventilated stable. daily
grooming and clean. conf orIahle .har-
ness.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-12
POURING TOGETHER LIME AND DLUEsToEE
SOLUTIONS.

ty-two gallons. Two men with pals
can now pour the two solutions to-
gcther simultaneously into a barrel, as
shown in the figure, and then stir the
whole thoroughly with wooden pad
die.
II desired these stock mixtures may
be prepared by using only fifty pounds
Of lime and fifty pounds OF bluestone
in each barrel. If prepared in this
way the solutions wou'i contain one
pound to each gallon, and four gallons
OF lime and six Of bluestone would be
necessary for a fifty gallon barrel Of
bordeaux mixture.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-12
PEOPLE OF THE DAY

Honors For Revolutionary Hero.
Rear Admiral Charles u. Sigsbee,
whose squadron was selected for the
trip to France TO bring ) the United
States tie body of John Paul Jones',
will carry out the interesting mission
with the armored cruiser Brooklyn
and the new protected cruisers Chatta-
nooga, Tacoma and Galveston under
his flag. The squadron VIII proceed 10
Cherbourg, where the body of the Rev.
dictionary hero VIII be embarked with
civic and military honors,
For more than a century the holy OF
John Paul Jones Laid in an unknown
grave in Paris. The cemetery In whicA
he was buried IN 1892 was closed the
following year and was subsequently
covered with buildings Several years
ago several learned societies began
search for The grave and succeeded in
locating the cemetery Ambassador
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-12

REAR ADMIRAL CHARLES u. sIGSBEE.
Horace Porter co ltinued the quest ana
at last found The coffin which contain
ed the remains OF Jones
John Paul Jones most notable cx-
plot was the capture Of the British
man-of-war Scraps in 1770. when in
command of the Dolhomme Richard.
u vessel furnished BY the Franch gov
ernment Two years previously. whcn
in command ID the Ranger. he raised
the new American llag. tie stars and
stripes, for the first time in the history
If the navy
Rear Admiral Charles u. Sigsbee, is a
veteran Of the civil war and fought
at Mobile bay During the Spanish war
he commanded the battleshlp Maine
when she was blown up In Havana
harbor. Afterward he performed good
service in command of the auxiliary
cruiser Harvard
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-12
OUR COUNTY GLEANINGS
From 'nc Brain sud Pens OF the Censor
live Country ard Village WRITER'S.

NEWTON, July 3rd-Tobacco planting IS
done and farmers have started haying Some
nt our Young folks attended the dance at
Lepkey's, Saturday last Henry Lenswer
passes over this ridge quite often 81 late.
Henry hummer Of La Crosse is visiting with
relatives here. He and Misses LOusa and
Winnie Dummer went to meet Miss Minnie
hummer OF La Crosse at the depot in Chase
burg Sunday iAst....S She will visit relatives
aud friends hete....Julius Schroeder has AL
most completed his tobacco shed Miss Til
lie Oldenburg Is working for Mrs, John kues-
ter who has been III for some time but is inn
proving nicely. Ernest Amann has been
visiting friends here. Oscar Newton set up
a new hay tedder for Mr.. kotzke a few days
ago MRS, Royce Is stlil H.. Mrs. Gust Bray
passed away Friday morrIng. 60. Funeral held
today I here was a Sunday school picnic
IN Strys woods July Fourth
Me AND THE OTHER ONE.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-12

The breeder who a,iis his hest mares
and keeps thoae f3r brood purposes
which cannot be sold for good prices
viii IN time. says Horse Breeder, End
that lac has made an expensive mis-
take.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-12

Pity the pig or calf that must be
raised without milk. Sweet skim milk
and good green evass is such bal
anced ration" for these young animals
as no stock food vender has yet bees
able TO excel.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-12
scorched Muslin.

Remove scorch stains from your sum-
mer musiins by soaking the cloth in
lukewarIn water, squeezing lemon
Juice over it and sprinkling II little salt
also on the stain, then bleach in the
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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-12
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