The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-02-15
SMALL CITIES HAD BIG SALES
Kenosha Is Leader in State Contest, but
Much Larger Per Capita Sales Are
Reported from Some Smaller Cities.
To Deliver Prizes at Once.

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1911 Red Cross seal sale made by
Campaign Manager, Otto r.. Bradley,
places the amount in round figures at
$4,000. Only a part Of this will go
to the Wisconsin Anti tuberculosis AS
ISOLATION, the fifty local associations
retaining fifty per cent of the proceeds
of the sale in their cities or a total
amount of ST., 900 to be used in local
work.
| The 1911 seal sale was the largest
ever made by the association and ac-
cording to an estimate made at the
Office of the National Association for
the Study and Prevention of Tuber.
culosis III New York is the largest,
on per capita basis, of any state
IN which the seals were sold. If this
estimate is substantiayed when the re-
turns are all in this win be the third
successive year that Wisconsin has
held the record.
a complete list of all prize winners
in the seal sale follows:
Cities
Richmond Cleaning Plant to Keno
sha, per capita $50, donated by The
McCrum- Howell Co., New York.
Open Air School; Equipment to
Green Bay, 4.55, donated by the
American Seating Co, Chicago; Stand
ard Bedding Co., Cream City Bedding
Co., Milwaukee Woven Wire Works,
Bradley Metcalf Co, Ellsworth, Thay-
Ier Co, Geo. F. Heineman Co., Brand
Stove Co., and Frankfurth Hardware
Co., Milwaukee.
Gram Richstag'' Piano to Rich
land Center, SIT, donated by Gram
Richsteig Piano Co., Milwaukee.
Street Fountains to Ellsworth
1920, Two Rivers $50, South Milwau-
[kee 4.68, Fond du Lac 39S, Sheboy-
gan 2.68, donated by James B. Glow
& Sons, Chicago.
College Bench Lantern, to James
vile, 4.40, donated by Mcintosh Stere-
|opticon Co., Chicago.
10000 Paper Towels and Drinking
Cups to lola, 1854, donated by Stand
ard Paper Co., Milwaukee.
Hamrick Tobey Sanitary Fountains
to Racine 2.37, Watertown 4.23, Mon
roe AGO, WSuwatosa sos, Soldier s
Home, Oshkosh 2.45, Lacrosse $50,
Wausau. 2,29, New London 4.57, Chip
pewa Falls Lie, Superior $50, Edger-
ton s.ss, Port Washington 2.13,
stoughton 3.31, West Allis 1920, North
Milwaukee III, Waupun 3.95, Reeds
burg 4.16, Grand Rapids 500, DePere
|194, Galesville TOT, Ashland 2.72, do
mated by the Hamrick-Tobey Co.,
Wausau.
Schools.
School Heater to Dane County Ru-
raj, No. 8, Blue Mound, donated by
the L. j. Mueller Furnace Co., Mil
waukee.
Victor Phonograph to Milwaukee
Fifteenth District, No. 2, donated by
Lawrence McGreal, Milwaukee.
Richmond Cleaning Plant" to
Milwaukee Sixteenth District No. 2,
donated by Gimbel Bros, milwaukee.
Richmond Portable Cleaner, to
Bristol State Graded School, donated
| by the McCrum- Howell Co, N. Y.
Dustless Cleaner Equipment TO
schools at Eagle, saulz City, sheboy-
gan Falls, Waupaca, Burlington, Me-
nomonie, Manitowoc and Eau Claire,
donated by the Milwaukee Dustless
Brush Co., Milwaukee.
Single Dustless Brushes to twenty
FIVE rural schools, donated by the Mil
waukee Dustless Brush Company.
! Frick Programme Clock, to Holy
Rosary School, Milwaukee, donated by
the Fred Frick Clock Co., Waynes-
boro, Pa.
Individual.
European Tour to ]. B. Logue, SUI
perintendent OF schools, Richmond
county, offered by the Chautauqua