Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07
STATE KFALFli.. ]
GROWERS GATHER
1900 Acres in Wisconsin Now
Used ii Culture.
ssf,Eg On ss7,5o1 .aenaec
PARCELS POST IS FAVORED
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1secretary5Tre ssyrer, Ellis cfabsr Is
F. sues Report-Association Decides s
|. TO Hold Annual MeetiRs in
Miiwaukee55sa1s 1Ea ~

the growth o6lthis Gro p9aTlfe sathe aau-
spices of the gEHTi soon sino Agricultural
Expert nIentahazso o. srs--
r. That 9hefs aTeodow $4,000 acres OF.
jlan1f i'm; w tzEonsiIDnfeyo ted8 Aosthe puL
sfure ofy alfalfa. according eorsttie re
port iOfI Sanrefaru Trszsznfer sEl lis s6Fa-
beF1ef MsaIso0 secretary snassurerapfl
the alfalfa order of the Wisconsin
AgSRcdRsRa4 ExpeFitasiiec association
.Teha yeas ego ghereE wefe only ten
acres. Green county ranks first piif
acreage devetedi topalf&Hk s1ooosd.-
! About two fifridred atten1ed the
meeting which was held in the agri9'
cultural hall Thes SPEAKERS were III.
Z. Grodth 81 Winchester, Ill, y presi-
dent OF the Illinois Alfalfa assoeia-
ton, who spoke 5r he Econ ofnic Val
he of Alfalfa in Wiscons sin &C. L. Hill,
of ,Rosendale, .presldent. Of the state
board Of agriculture, whose subject,
was Various Methods, OF SECURING
Stands:T CIV. Rqwlards of Wauke-
shas secretary 81 the state beard Of.
agriculture awhel spoke on The Yalue
of Alfalfa as, Feed q for Live Stock"
James b.. Gheeseman Of Racine presr
Ident of the alfalfa ORDER and 1Secre..
tarys Treasurer GRADER, who made his
annualJ repoTt1 ssu0 ri 13g }nRasIs
The order sRas organizedat the state
fair lalast year iandnone OF the mat
tersa 9iisnnssed was whether OF mot to,
hold 9the ann,faE meeting Aere, or at,
Milwaukee. 1t was decided to hold
the annual meetings here aftf c1nnec-
tioRswth tIieonieetingssof the expert
mene association But speeiafi iheetffiggsn
will be held at the state fair at which
time 6fhcers Will be- Elected: ne''-
: Before the Injecting 16 tIe Rifalfa
growers the experiment 'I asssociatioR
held short IT'D m Sc at which time
the, Speakers @4ip Swere 6hed4ie5 ! to-
sPssaaEka rpEfr4asN5 9Hsl& 9!oRgiaiafbssb9, pres
gram. ], f. Adams of Fond1dalak.ae
SPOKE; ON ): AgIsarnI.Jssac tpTiVy Of Potato
Fleahhi wbse b. " Bsattyz sagrisRlu
tqsai editogscsRot esaRr + Bafm ,AdNera
Using" .s7oJs 2ts 'Rlsst 4 4 o.
% Fhasssoeialise sadso 0g3edynesibl-
'tionKi fav@1rigbitfHa panssis aiposb and
thSsenihIeaiaag c6hnt1stfohAiof athe aSgt
fonSfhy aBuildRfg, sfno nisfrsG otisaios'
. ~ ss9oon DOOR jrxi v19fE.-
.Prsbss for sE1ss Situation, s.si ,,si i.'1 .
2 y2sfscsSta5Hoto HAat ssTt eIas 4rel de-
partments In Wiscon siaeansi1ies s5ane
eqptppea itas DO GaRiffsstivs work ssHdre-
lqucsBg tie fire Gloss aadEhosn SsoIapletee
~ 6&eI GDnanouJ Qauneiis trnoqbuat CT an
.staKardtEing Observation-Disclosures, the
Wisconsin legislative fire. iffsssH1sf aIfee ifn1
vestigating Donfi1iotee sSiS sending let
terss y rs 4dfiees 4 hof rATel aesaFtfRenssi
when Are entitled 20 sfiite adebdr4fnene
dhasn payable by fitisural}nce 9oonp;a1niesy!
The effect OF the Improvement il. IRE
derar tn entsS upon itigirailee I4aqtes and
the general sen iiHq|gait ~ TIE, COM
mupity sregaardddngo the agreEention OF
fires and the Gs;eneration aofn theaih4
dividual property Owner, with the, pub
lie in reducing the. IRE less are among.
theseoncNsionst desiredson o5u vi 0
y1ael .ans -=s--4- NJ ,ss1Qo
Want1 State Fair Display lal
Initial fstepsan.towa having f. 3
mineral .noand ametaIlurgyv s building,
erected at the state fair grounds were
taken atfsthea closing meeting Of the
Wisconsin, Retail Granite and Marble
association convention. The import
of such building was set out by the
members and a resolution sent to the
governor asking that he. take action, in
the matter. 1900, =.
The resolution recites that the state
possesses untold mineral and. stone
resources and is already one OF the
leading molum entalrgnanite producing
STATES in3the dnionNandSf IN order that
deposits may beOfuily aexpl6retI, it9isi
necessary that the baifding45e erected
and permanent exhibition Of speciI
ne4fss Be maintaineanto INITIATES tate-
wide iff4erest1GD 81 90 ossauszD 81
Ths s36 h2sSa Of ~ 2iR''s 4sOsiiaatt il
. Rgeside emit ouiRsAf Rertage.
hagst 4SEbceiRre sitieJftssH, isialumeupl
thai, Columbus. .T'pS eD8a ~
Seeona kAee-REesident -ue Herman
Les1iOffs SheboYgaGl. o. atFy oo9,so 7
Thiraio viee- President -AzH'. EueeE-
singer NISflfoe3,c 1oossAaoo 9 : oossIo'
i secfeta 81 csc Kiglets. PIypo}ltattHF.o'
TLeasgret5stI, sschaI. stsyens Point,
The Convention atAgned doWn a prop.
osition to meet with the Minnesota
organization at St,CIoud and votes. to
go to, Madison Tor the summer meet
ingsn The liability law wassa topic ffeH
discussion at then sessions ~ o. ;
ea-1 IA cow bs-s----- 30 ns9 grIVl
Governor Names Delegates. passn,
Governor francis E.o McGo7ern has
appointed George il. RBsgeiii's and E.
W; Frost, 4tbilRaukse,, and Il, D. Beck
and c. H. Crownhart of the Wisconsin