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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-08
SUGAR BEET RAISING REVIVED
Several Hundred Acres Contracted in
Vernon County

Messrs. Elmer Billiard and Byron
Wood, representatives of the Rock
County Sugar Co., are riding this dis
trict and contracting with farmers for
the raising of sugar beets. Already
several hundred acres have been con-
tracted. In the GAINESVILLE district the
acreage signed up by this company for
this year reaches nearly $500, over a
thousand acres more than the entire
acreage last season.
Mr.. Wood has charge of this district
and is making his headquarters at Ho-
tel Fortney. Mr.. A. l.. Egeness rep
resents the company at Dudley.
Anent the beet sugar situation the
GAINESVILLE Gazette is quoted as follows:
Last year was an exceptionally prosperous
year in the beet business. said NJ II. osburn. gem
eral manager Of the Rock County Sugar Company
and prospects are very good for eclipsing all pre-
vious records this year Mr. osburn stated that
higher grade farmers were taking up the matter
OF beet raising on extensive scales. Even In RAJ
cine and kenosha counties. In the heart of the
eahbage country, contracts are extensively sign
ed Farmers are more generally coming TO realize
that beet culture In beneficial to the soil which Is
opposite TO the prevalent belief at beginning Of
this industry In this section. Sugar is not taken
from the soil. but is supplied almost entirely by
sun and water. while the roots of the plant extend
deep into the ground and take the place Of the
Ruhaoup process. -
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-08
CHURCH NOTES

Services will be held on the Spring
vile circuit next Sunday as follows:
Springville, preaching services at 1890
a. m. and Sunday school at ii 80 a. M;
Brookville, preaching 2:30 p. m. Liber-
ty Pole, preaching 7:30 D. m. Preach
ing services at Bishop Branch every
Wednesday evening at 800 ID. m.
Springville Methodist aid society will
meet with Mrs. Danielson at the Mary
Heron farm, Thursday, 10th for din
ner. All invited.
The Synod young peoples society
will meet at Lewis fhompson's, Tues
day evening, February 14th. Every
body welcome.
Communion services at the Synod
Kickapoo church next Sunday.
Ladies of United Lutherad church
will serve ludefish supper in base
ment of that church tomorrow (Thurs-
day. evening.
knut Johnson, the temperance lectur-
err, will speak at Readstown next Sum
day, at Kickapoo United church next
Monday evening at 1880, and at Torger
school house next Tuesday evening at
1880.
The ladies' aid society of the Hauges
Lutheran church will be entertained at
the home of Mira. Nels Fortney next
Wednesday afternoon, February 18th.
Everybody welcome.
Ladies' aid society of the Christian
church will be entertained at the home
of Mrs. George Hall on Friday after
noon.
Mission band of Christian church will
meet at the home of Jesse Powell on
Thursday evening of this week.
Ladies' aid society of Synod Lutheran
church will meet at the home of Mrs.
Lewis Larson, Friday afternoon.
Congregational aid society will be en-
tertained by Mesdames C. ]. Smith and
Z. S. Curtis at the home of the former,
Thursday afternoon of this week.
Special musical service which YVES to
have been held last Sunday evening at
Congregational church was postponed
on account of stormy weather. This
service will be held next Sunday even
ing at 1880. The male quartette will
render special music The pastor will
speak upon the hymns Of Christian
worship. All who are not attendants
of other churches are invited to this
service.
Rev. Sybilrud will hold services at
viroqua United Lutheran church next
Sunday afternoon.
Young peoples society of the Kicka-
poo church will meet at Martin Nelson's
next Sunday.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-08
DATES FIXED FOR ANNUAL FAIR
will be Third Week in September. as
Usual-Important Steps Taken

Officers of the county agricultural so
ciety met in council in this city on Fri
day last to take initiatory steps for
next falls annual fair. The usual dates
were settled upon-September 18th to
22d. Methods to be pursued to make
the coming meeting a signal success
were discussed and it was determined
that every possible inducement con-
sistent with the society's finances should
be put forth to that end. For the race
program there was set aside 81, 600.
President of the society was authorized
to lease fair grounds to the best ad-
vantage.
Friday afternoon of next week at one
o'clock, in the council chamber, meet
ing of fair officers and citizens will be
held to consider plans for proper OBJ
servance of next Fourth. Everybody
interested, and all should be interested,
are urged to be present and assist in
giving the scheme proper motion.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-08
Made Him Glad

On Saturday evening a number of his
parishioners, the "Home Circle Club"
composed of ten couples, gave Rev. But
tiers surprise at the Methodist par
sonage, a genuine anniversary house
warming. A spread and jolly time
marked the doins' at this forty-third
anniversary observance for our worthy
and versatile dominic.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-08
NEW ENTERPRISE WEST OF US
Creamery for Purdy Easily Organized
on Monday

An enthusiastic preliminary meeting
was held at Purdy to consider ways and
means for establishment of creamery,
and it was an easy matter TO make the
start, which was done and thefollowing
officers elected:
President-Leonard Enger
Vice-President-C has. Christensen
Secretary--A l.. McLees.
Treasurer Martin Peterson.
Directors-R. P. johnson, Ole Sannes, Ole A.
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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-08
SAVING for yirooua

To those needing our services we de-
sire to say that our sawmill will be 10
Gated in Viroqua in a few weeks. 1t
will be well for farmers to bring in
their logs at as early day as possible.
RILEY q ALLEN
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-08
=OBITUARY


At his home in Clinton town Isaac Sletten died
February LIST of consumption. He was a Young
man about % years of age and has been very low
with the dread disease for some tint His father
died Of the same disease about year ago,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-08
RockweII'a Sunny South Company

j. C. Rockwell's Sunny South Com
pany. one Of the strongest, brightest,
most complete and capable colored or
CARNATIONS in America, which is an
nounced to appear in the Viroqua Opera
house, Monday evening, February 10,
recently appeared in Madison, and the
Daily State Journal of that city says of
it: zone of the best colored peoples
shows and one Of the most genuine and
pleasing Of its kind ever seen on the
local stage. About twenty-five people
make up the caste.
The band which accompanies the or
ga nization, will head the Koontown pa
rade which will take place at noon. 1t
will also give solo concert in front of
the theatre at 7:30 p. m, weather per-
hitting.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-08
Wall Paper!!

A great reduction on all grades of
wall papers to make room for new
stock. Remnants and remainders of
patterns one-half off.
Il AZ TnxrrNrrn
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-08

Tibbits-C Cameron have a large stock
of dry white pine barn boards and can
save you money on all kinds of barn
lumber.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-08

Omer Benn, the Viola young ball
twirler who compelled attention of the
''profesh" and the fans by his swift
and accurate tossing the past two sea-
sons, has signed with a Dubuque team
and will pitch in the the Three League
next season.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-08
ROUND AND ABOUT US

De Soto state bank held its annual
meeting with good years profit in the
balance and prospect for future accom-
plishment. Directors and o fiji C e s
elected: Albert ]. Broadhead c. III.
Upham, c. III. Haskell, DR.. Gundach,
o. G. Lewis. The latter was reelected
cashier.
0mer Benn, the Viola young ball
twirler who compelled attention of the
"profesh" and the fans by his swift
and accurate tossing the past two sea-
sons, has signed with a Dubuque team
and will pitch in the the Three | League
next season.
A civil service examination will be
held at Stoddard on February 18th for
rural mail carrier from that place. The
examination will be conducted by
Postmaster White at Stoddard.
Edgar Lepley, who was engaged last
fall to take management OF the Viola
cold storage plant, have signed and will
continue his cheese business at Liberty
Pole. All of which the CENSOR is
pleased TO learn and announce.
Oscar Lee, a former Hillsboro boy,
at present teacher at Brandon, has
been appointed parole officer for the in
dustrial school at Waukesha. The po-
sition is quite desirable one and is in
the civil service classified list.
Charles r. Krausc of Bergen com
munity has leased the cheese factory on
Brinkman Ridge and will operate the
same the ensuing year. This factory
has acquired reputation as prize win
ner in past years
Mystic Workers of the World, fra
ternal insurance association, has just
paid to Mrs. H. Lee Infield of Sugar
Grove, 81, 900 on policy carried by her
late deceased husband.
Mrs. E. T. Van Winter of Readstown,
was recently operated on for appended
tbs in La Crosse hospital, and is on
the road to swift recovery.
Word is received at La Fargo that
DR.. Ernest E. Chase suffered the loss
of finger by contact with revolving
pulley at his home in the state Of Ore
gon.
The Rodman saw mill on Elk Crcst,
not far from ReadstoWn is, total loss
by fire, occurring on recent morning.
Good The CENSOR notes with no
little degree of satisfaction that there
is to be conducted an old-fashioned
spelling school in which pupils of dis
trict No. and s, Coon town, will be
contestants, and the time is set for
Friday evening, February TO- Spelling
is now pretty much ''lost art" az
compared with the olden days, when
the young men and women were turned
out Of the common schools with con-
crete comprehension Of the important,
and always necessary branches OF
arithmetic, grammar, photography, az
now for writing, no college graduate es-
peeially, is expected to scribble so any
mortal man can fanthom the hieroglyph-
les. Yes, we are glad TO chronicle the
fact that contest in spelling is to be
held in Vernon. Let there be more OF
them.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-08

De Soto state bank held its annual
meeting with a good years profit in the
balance and prospect for future accom-
plishment. Directors and fiji e RS
elected: Albert j. Broadhead, C. III.
Upham, c. H. Haskell, DR.. Gundlach,
o. G. Lewis. The latter was reelected
cashier.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-08

A civil service examination will be
held at Stoddard on February 18th for
rural mail carrier from that place. The
examination will be conducted by
Postmaster White at Stoddard.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-08
Tn. Best yell

The Best Yeti
Best sheIled corn at 49 cents per
bushel. AT SIDES STORE.
Viola has organized gun club with
eight members.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-08

Edgar Lepley, who was engaged last
fall to take management OF the Viola
cold storage plant, have signed and will
continue his cheese business at Liberty
Pole. All of which the CENSOR is
pleased TO learn and announce.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-22

Grand Army.
For the one bringing largest family
For the oldest member of the
Grand Army on the grounds.
For the youngest member.
To each OF the above one G. A R.
Emblem Pin, donated by j. H. Hasen
ritter.
Heaviest Lady on ground, / Sack
Flour.-Eggers Milling Co.
Heaviest gentleman on ground, /
Ham.-W. F. Danuser.
Refreshments and meals can be
had on grounds at nominal rates.
Free transportation to grounds
from Public School betweeen IL and
l o'clock. In autos and wagons furn-
ished by public spirited citizens.
Grand exhibition Of prizes at A.
M. Kicks stationery store. Look at
them, and select those you will com
pete for.
Admission to grounds free. Ad-
mission to hall 15c q person.
Music Will be furnished by the
celebrated Enterprise Military Brass
and String Bands.
LFrF. H"F -
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mittee.
Event No. 2.-12:45 P. NJ. Run.
ming race fer girls under fourteen
years, so yards.
1st Prize. 1 Pair Shoes.-A. c.
Begemann.
md Prize, | Box candy.-Aybert
Guenther.
Event No. 3.--1:O0 P. M. Sack
rae fore boy under IS years.
ist Prize. ! Pair Subscribers
Shoe Co.
End Prize. / Box candy.-Albert
Guenther.
Event No. 4.-1:15 P. NJ. Egg
and spoon race for girls under is
years.
LIST Prize, / Pair shoes.-M. P.
Bensing.
End Prize. / Box Perfume.-eeorge
Klinge.
Event No. $50 p. NJ. Run.
ming race for married ladies. 80
yards.
1st Prize, | Rocker.-R. H. Hasen-
ritter.
End Prize, / Flour Bin.-Armin
Eberlin.
ard Prize. V Sack Flour. Farmers
Elevator Co.
Event No. 6.--1:45 P. NJ. Mems
three legged race. free for all over
IS years.
LIST Prize. / Case Wine, each.
Stone Hill Wine Co.
End Prize. 9 Bottles Sweet Cataw.
ba, each.-Mike Neumann.
Event No. 200 P. NJ. Ladies'
hobble race, free for all. 25 yards.
LIST Prize, 1 Pair Diamond Brand
Shoes.-Peters Shoe Co.
End Prize, l Ladies Hand Bag.
v. q. SLIDER.
Bird Prize, s Bottles Pear Cham
pagne.-Otto Eberlin.
Event No. 8.--2:15 r. M. Run
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2anbiture gu periaufen.

Der Siore bes AZ Boieoam perIiorbenen
SEQ. Weibei lit Su..uertauien Das Naoren.
lager belduit Iid) onf 10000. Der Gtore III
II Wiciuen bon Der Vic. Baeiiic GiIenbabn.
Wicile pom SacconobcsSluB, unb eiireut
lld) auten 8uiprndlS. GaS 6erid,t bat ben
SerfouI hes 6eidlditS litaeorbuet, unb piro
e:neni, &duier aiiniti9c 9coin9uns s~sboten.
Stu gutter Elas iiir einen Gcutid)en Mann.
8iIIiam gDaibeL
Seadments punuItrede,,
potsbam, Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-22

Geo. aIinee Der g~lpotbefer, bat
ioeben eiiteit frifden @orratb BON
3emo ullb 3emo Seife erbalten.
3emo lit elm merfniiroi9es Wit.
tel, cine Hare Sliiiiigfeit. Die er.
tie aiipenoung Iin6ert lofort 6os
dbideuli6e SUDDEN, beieitigt SIeden,
8impIes, 8Iafbea6s @c3enla, Sdup.
pen, ausbriide uno anoere Saut.
t~ranfbeiten bsi ertpodiene oSer BEL
9inoern.
3emo SEIZE lift ole neue outiiep.
tide Sautieife, 6ie reinIte ln6 bette
m~eoi5iniife Soilettenicife, linoert
uno curirt Brifelbibe, uno sic
SalltousidI6ge Se1lerf fIeine Climber
untertporfen fin6. 8eionoers aut
fiir 8erionen nit garter Saut. Geo.
8linge bat cine bef1r6nfte ansabI
8roben bon 3eino nro 3eno Seize.
Cine Brobe miro Wa,n6er 6cipirfen
unb iiber5eligen Dab es bns bette Mit.
tel aeaen Soiitfranfbeiten lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-22
Sdntbmadcr 9ifnif nnS gaa AMI
Scm 6airplat am Sonntag, Scn
1. Sftober 1911.

Die aipgcitelten ser geters Sdlb
Gotnpnlp la0en hermit sseoermarnl
cr5lif Elm Oil Der obi9en qruBen
61tlidlfeit tbeil5unabmen, nj Ser
telten llcberseugls;q Sab ieoer 81.
1l.der etlien a~tt9enl5men mo ir66.
lidlen Gag perleben miro.
@iitc grobe slrSabI pertbnoIler
Ereiie miro sur 8ertbeilung funl.
men, INFO ieoem 9ciudrr, d. Of MS
Helm, alt uilb Jung, aber Dor allcn
Ger 0eriell miro Die @eleaenbeit
g.totep ciiteli, orcr and mebrere,
oieier 8reiie 81 g%eapinnen. Muf
limo fSanmiliAe 3reiie iehr tabens.
luertb. llriere @eiddftsIeute babeu
0nrh Sdenfintg bieisr mert6polen
Greiic hire frdftige llnteritiisiutp
Dos aittep 3lpeds bepieien: es
forn1nt MIN alrf Dos 8itbIifum al,
oas 8eit sl eiltem 9lonaertoen Gr.
folg an MAIDEN.
9ariim fomtntt glIel 8ringt Gid
feltft, perionllh; bringt gleidfalls
Guna Samilie urd0 Cure Srernoe:
ibr Sitibgeils brinat Cure SdSbe;
ibr Mioels hriiigt Cure better Gun.
gems iiitS, Dor aflem, brifMe eii
Seoer ieinen @elobenteI NIT; 6enr
y@te Scr @eg 5iim Sersen 6nrd
BEN Ingen iiibrt, 10 fiibrt aid ser
@eg sum- gergniioen hltr6 Sen
@efobelltel.@
gintritt 3ipn Seitplus frei.
3odfofaeno elite Der Spiele mib
Der 9reife:
Event No. LIZ: 80 P, Nj. Shoe
lacing race for boys under 16 years.
SO yards.
LIST Prize, Baseball and Bat.
George Klinge.
2nd Prize Baseball Gtoye.-Com
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-22
9anfIaenna.

ilnieren berSliten Tant hermit allen Der.
fuanhten, g,adborn unb Treunoen ipeldle
uus, onliblid, Der arantheit nno hes 70
bes nniereS innisf eeIiebten SSbnd,ens.
Gopmonb &. Gromer. bilfreidI sur Geiie
itdnben unb ibre SheiInohme beseificn
Song beion6eru Ddnt ben Acknowledgement,
iolpie and iir bic aabIrciden biibiden
gIumenipenbsn rnb Dor gIem, Germ
poiior Saebmsper. fir bic Worts hes
TroItes ipeId3e er an @r0be unieres eieb-
iinss 8efproden.
Die iralernben Gitern,
aucns Gramer unb Satin.
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snftis s.Iebt ilnS

ieIig geitorbete - Iu irbilirt ole
fpebeLbafte Gborbeit inmitten ibrcr
aufreibenben gergmiaunee,t, lpeId)er
Der aorper nod BEN fdhperen 9llu
ipriden bes beutiaen 2ebcnscrmer-
bes nidt aetpaffem 1T. @erm nber
Die 8raft gdrtsIiH p~engeuoet, iuelit
ii6 elm Sobesobmen Ser Sdapad}e Elm
itelt, bann aiebt es SeuIen ur,b 3ab
neflappern bitflofer @ersmciflulra.
@orans 3ipeierei 5a esttncbmen 1T:
Sdonet Cure @eInp6beit. Sit lie
aber ifon argegriffen, Ieioet S6r
idon an Mattigteit unb Shp1de,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-22
anhion

uuier6eidjneter ipirb anl elmer ssarm, auI
8rp Siu. 6 W,ctleu iiibIid BON Ser,nann,
am
eamiid9. ben %. Scptcmber 1911
ioIscnbes peri5nljdes Giscnihum 6Teniid,
an ben Weiftbieienben ~perfauIen
2 pieroe, 1 Sormlpoaeg | GcIblibinber,
l Wldber. l 6eured,en, / 9ue9p, / GroBer
ptlus. ? 9ieine YiIii9e, l Giiernc Gsee, 1
Doppeltes pieroeaeidirr, l GmIad,eS
gussp GeId)irr, Sine auanht1t Sen, i'm
etoll, unp aoru, i'm Selbc. iofpie sablreid,e
SauS- mb aiider.G 9 ratbidaitcn.
9eoineunscn: slae Summen bis su
So 90 9aar; iiir 8rpBeie 8etr1se ,pirb Elm
areoit 0 6 Winnaieu betuiuieis gegen Hoie
mil auier G~id1crbeit.
Nafang beS 9egtauiS nm. | MIR ssad).
mittosS.
s otlbaro 9 Ii mil /.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-22
@ahl Nptis.

Gie idbrlid)e Wabl Der 9eamtsn Scr Ser.
mann Slectric Eight 60. finbet Ttait in Der
Staotbale am
Wpntas. ben 2. Ottuber 1911
fir bic GrpdbIuns BON iieben Dirtetiorcn.
yDabl BON 8 ubr BormlttagS bis II ubr
Wliitass.
penrp Odbsner, Ybii. 6aeircr.
SefrctGr. YrGiiocnt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-22
2n p~erfanfen.

Sin ~eerdumiaeS, Iolibcs @obnbaus, 10
3immer, Keller, CUTE 3iitsrne, Stan uub oil.
bere gebenaebGuoe, nit Z Gotten TN @arien,
geein unb Sbit, Sebr sccisnet fir pripat
8oabaue.
Rdberes in Der Office bieieS 9IaticS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-22
gu @erfanfenl

Cine fd)oue Sorm bon 1872 g6er, unae.
fobr 20 gGer' in aultur; SuieS Wnbnbaus
ntbit S6eune, Siau Eno moercn Brokerage.
buuoen. @me cute GiIterne beim .Sams,
terner ncd, cine quite Sucllc nabe babel
Idlpner Sbit9artcn ionic AUDI ctrpas 4ein
iers ~ g,cilen iiiblid pom Sermann
gidbcreS auI benz plab,
81 Il W~oreia
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-22
@arnuna.

Ia oiele perioncn oaS Sasb8elcs nift
bead)ten, 10 iebe ib mid peranlaBt bieIelben
baran ~ erinnern, bab ib bon iebt an hos
Saaen in meinen poiture gang beIiimmt
nibt mebr erIauhe. Sosar Snnsens mel,
d)e nod, IN bic Sdule seben Ipllien, laufen
NIT Der Tttnte in meinem pnIture umber
UNI Sdmetne aib anbereS gieb an Der.
loren. St iperoe 5u,piebetbanbelnoe &c.
rihtlid Deriolsen.
RicoIaus 1ufner,
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On p~erfnnfer

Sin id)pneS WohnbouS, steingcbduoe,
Z Gunner aIles nit cIcftriid,em 2idlt, = 81.
ternen, 3ebcnaebduoe Mnb Z Gotten in 6ar.
len anb Obft, an Der Diilidlen Nront SiruEe,
Seimioe Sage, hcrtIiie AueIid)t. s,dberes
anI benz Ylas.
6enerp Serm II,
Sermnun, Wip.
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.a1eti,.

I'm ~llniere &unben nao @6nuer, graudi
ibr Ieere edlnopsiaFer, Iir Serbfsebrau6
Sect nod 5u boben bel.
!Sermann Giitilins 60.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-22
wi6tutlid)tr Alarlibtritt
Hermann Star Mills

@eisen, 2 Aualitdt. 8S
@eiSen, 3 Gunlitdt. 81
Meebl, per Sod, lualitdt. 2.50
Waebl, per gad, 2 6ualitdt. 2.4o
&prnmebf, per 100 Hfnnb... 1.90
8leie, per 100 Bfnn6 ....... 1.20
Sbippftuf, per LOG &funo.: l.4o
BrubMfte.
@urieiert ppn
John n. HeImers. Grocer.
Butter per 8iuno 1870
@ier per 0ubenb. I6
Sibner, per Ifunb. IL
Spring Gbidens, per gfb....... IL
Samals, per 8fb..............1o
8fuiebelr per 8uibef..
@ule per Bfunb. ~. is
8artoffeln Reue. 10
Surteps ............... ..-14
@H1en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "
SAME Z
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-22

5rd frlze, 1 BOX candy. Aver
Guenther.
Event No. $3.50 P. NJ, Fat
mems race. must weigh 200 lbs. or
over; so yards.
LIST Prize. / Case Budweiser.
Sam Baumgaertner.
End Prize, l Quart Brandy.-Con
rad Gaus.
Ord Prize, l Box Cigars.-Hoessli &
German.
Event No. 10.-2:45 p. NJ. Run
ming a for men. free for all.
1st Prize, / Razor.-G. Fl. Hartke.
End Prize, / Case A B c Beer
Stone Hill Wine Co.
Srd Prize. l Bottle Sweet Cataw-
ba.-Mike Neumann.
Event No. 11.-3:0o P. M. Run
ming race for boys under IS of the
Peers Shoe Co.
LIST Prize. / Safety Razor.-C. Eber.
lin & Son.
End Prize, l Box Cigars.-tBen Rost
Event No. 12.-3:15. Ball throw
ing contest for ladies, free for all.
LIST Prize, l Lamp.-Louis Beige
mann.
End Prize, / Clock.--w. C. Brink
mann.
3rd Prize, 6 Bottles Pear Cham
pagne.-Otto Eberlin.
Event No. 1850. Ball throw
ing conetst for gentlemen ver Is
years.
LIST Prize, / Hat.-George Ruedi-
ger.
End Prize, / Box Cigars.-Chas,
Augustine.
Bird Prize, Collar and Cuff Box
Walker Bros.
Event No. 14.-3:45. Foremen's
race, 100 yards.
1stPrize, / jug Bourbon Whiskey.
Hermann Distilling Co.
End Prize, / Umbrella. H. Hell
Bird Prize. / Box Cigars.-Jui. Moe
bus.
Event No. 10. ~ 400. Business
mems race, free for all business
men of Hermann; 100 yards.
1st Prize. 2 Quarts Whiskey. -
Louis Koch.
End Prize, l Cigar Case.-walker
Bros.
3rd Prize, l Box Cigars.-Hoessli
& German.
Event No. 16.--4:15. Farmers run
ming race, free FOR all farmers; 100
LIST Prize, / Pair Hunting Boots
Peters Shoe Co.
End Prize, / Quart whiskey.-Emil
3rd Prize. / Gal. varhish.--Baum-
stark Bros.
Event No. 17.-4:30. Creased pig
race. Winner gets pig. Pig donat-
ed by j. H. Pfautsch.
Event No. 18.-4:45. Nail driving
contest for married ladies'.
1st Prize, / Suit Case.-Chas. F.
0chsner.
End Prize. Coffee s2.OO.--Wm. Eber
lin.
Event No. $4,000. Wooden
race, free for all men over 1S
years; SO yards.
1st Prize. / Box Cigars.-A. j.
Stohlmann.
End Prize. 1 Pipe.-Walker Bros.
Event No. 20.-5:15. Pinning tail
on mule, blindfolded, for girls and
boys under ten years of age.
LIST Prize, / Pair Shoes.-Christ.
Schlender.
End Prize, l Box Candy.-Albert
Event No. 21.-5:SO. Box a for
boys under ID years.
LIST Prize, / 22-Calibre Rifle.-R.
L. Huxol.
Prizes for special attractions to
be awarded during the afternoon.
Farmer bringing family longest
distance.-1OO0 Shing1es.-Klenk Lum
Der Co.
Farmer bringing largest family
| Gal. Paint and Brush.-Klenk Lum-
her Co.
Oldest farmer on grounds Sacks
Cement.-Geo. Sohns.
Oldest man on grounds, resident
OF the city Of Hermann.-1 Case
Wine.-Henry Sohns.
Lady bringing largest family to
grounds; must be a resident of the
city of HERMANN Copper Wash
Boiler.-Huxol & Schaefer.
Most popular lady, single, at the
ball to be given in the evening"
Dozen Cabinet NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ter Studio.
Most popular gentleman. single, at
the hall to be given In the evening.
~ violin.-A. M. Rick.
A ticket for the two foregoing yot-
Ing contests will be given to one at
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