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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-15
A TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
MILE RECORD
Speedometer on Studebaker Car at
Galveston Tells Story of Service

Studebaker cars with 20, 900 mile res
ords to their credit are so numerous
that a good fat directory, carefully in-
dexed. would be needed 10 record them.
And those who have chalked up $4,000,
rs, 900 and even 100, 600 mile totals are
still in service all over the country.
But the car which, It is believed, tops
the list il possessed by the Brush Flee
trie Company of Galveston. Tex which
hss gone better than 200, 600 and is still
on the job.
Four other Studebakers of later pat
tern, and with dress slightly more fash
ionable, are now used by this company
but the Old veteran reports for duty
every day and is still in fine working
condition
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-15

Rev. Daniel Woodward. warden at
our state prison, has been to Colorado
TO find by actual observation how the
convict system of making public roads
works out. He believes it can be made
available in Wisconsin.
John A. Awkward, present United
States district attorney, announces his
candidacy for United States senator on
the democratic ticket For many years
Mr.. Awkward was principal of Viroqua
high school. He is a leading attorney
Of the capital city.
1t is already ascertained that the
insurgent Woodmen will control the
state camp meeting at Fond do Lac in
May, and Wisconsin will send a solid
insurgent delegation to the head camp
meeting in Toledo in June. They want
TO repeal the rates adopted in Chicago
in 1912 and elect new set of officers.
Lacrosse feels that she was given
the double political cross in the loss of
500, 900 addition TO their state nor
NAL school. Stevens Point had the
more acute wire pulIers and Won the
needless prize 10 the shape of dormi-
tory addition to the school.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-15
EIeetion Squibs

notwithstanding unfavorable agita-
ton on highway matters number Of
towns voted aid at the town elections.
Kickspoo $500, to be expended north OF
the corporate limits from Readstown.
Hillsborostown voted $500, Genoa also
levied $500, and there were others, but
as general proposition, the pace has
been slowed down.
Vote on proposition to erect monu-
ment to the memory of Vernon county
soldiers was defeated by a pronounced
majority, there being 507 for and 1857
against. In these dayso of extreme taxes
anything that calls for money receives
little favor, no matter how worthy the
object.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-15

The largely sttCrded funeral last
Thursday afternoon. the tender words,
spoken by ministers associates. neigh
bors, the appropriate choir selecti0ns
and the beautiful fl ,raltrlOutes bespoke
the regard ia which William Aionzo
Curtis was held in this city and com
muniJy The Regimental Band In which
he was senior member, the city fire de-
partment of which Mr.. Curtis had long
been chief. the FOrsSters and Beaver
lodge members forming the escort in the
funeral cortege Services were held in
the Christian church, which was filled
to its capacity. Rev. ]. z. Cooke gave
the fitting sermon and Captain c. e.
Buffers spoke most feelinglV of the
high character of the deceased. OF his
faithfulness to every public and privy
duty, of his tenderness as a husband
and father. la the laying away of this
true citizen Viroqua and the community
deposit a testimonial that should be a
cheering tribute which his grief-strick-
EN- family may treasure For be it
written that Lon" C1rtis was friend
and citizen whose Ia' DIS will long be
cherished
Mr. Curtis was born at West Lima
81 years ago, on November 6. BY the
cruel fortunes of war two little boys,
Scott and Lon. with their young moth
err, were left orphans and widow. The
father was killed in battle in defense of
his country. The widow later married
Ezra w. Shreve. The boys attended
school in this county, later going west
and south. Lon teaching at times.
They have been residents of Viroqua
for about twenty years. Mr.. Curtis
was married to Bertha Jacobson II
years ago, who with three young sons,
Bernard, Raymond and Kenneth, deep.
~ mourn his going. To these sons a
fathers good example in life may be
accepted as a safe guide.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-15
A Rennest

Mr.. Robert Rabbit. man "a years
Id, wha lived here with his half-broth-
err, Fl. H. Rabbit, during the winter.
disappeared on Tuesday afternoon, end
no trace has been found of him. Pro-
perty owners are requested to make
search of their premises and if any
clue of old man is discovered.
please notify H. II Rabbit by phone
or otherwise.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-15
said o. Wrillsn % lhe censor

Jos. II. MeLees: To-day marks the
sixty-second anniversary of tine settle
ment of my father and mother in Yer
non county, locating ten miles west of
Viroqua. ! was then two years old and
the first child between Viroqua and the
old farm There was not farm build
ing then betHeen the two points.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-15
Made Extensive improvements

In their department store Messrs.
Roman & Felix have created havoc by
rearranging matters. The departments
have been changed, partitions removed,
throwing the whole first floor space in
one room, increasing light and air ca
pacity. Much of the furniture used on
the second floor has been brought down
and arranged TO convenience statesmen.
Altogether the betterments are marked.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-15
Paid for Their BeastIy FroIick

Three young men of Soldiers Grove
whose surplus nervous energy had to
have some outlet, painted Josie McCor-
mick's horse beautiful imitation of a
zebra. One of the boys turned traitor
an confessed the whole thing with the
result that they had to pay SIS each to
defray expenses and wear and tare in
having said paiut remoVed.f
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-15

Mr. w. II. Zip" Pulver, died at hs
home in Chasetown on Tuesday from
pneumonia, after few days illness.
While not definitely determined funeral
will probably be held at the home Fri
day afternoon.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-15
BUSY Winter for Coupe

During the present winter, Manager
H. I. Meyers of the Boston StVdebak-
er branch has Travelled more than 25,-
600 miles in Studebaker ''25" Coupe,
which has carried him as far north in
his territory as Bangor and as far west
as Pittsfield.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-15

Once in a while some dishonest
Gesd beat dishonors his account.
disgraces his manhood and tells
the postmaster to return his pa
per ''refused " Others attempt
to sneak out of payment by re-
mtving and leaving no address,
and occasionally some fellow with
hog bristles grunts out Il am not
subscriber, and didn't know the
paper was coming to me" whe
in fact they have had the paper
for years.
Just a word of warning to all
suchl From this date on the
CENSOR will publish in good bold
type the names of all such dead
beats. The imposition has been
played long enough. We will
give the public the facts in the
future We have no desire to
give this unpleasant publicity
but shall do so without fear or
favor.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-15
: 'Absinthe'' at the Opera Electric

Nogreater lesson has ever been taught
by the use of the motion picture than
tbs one tkgssn neat weekelt The Opera
Electric. "Absinthe, a universal fea-
ture in four reels depicting the evils of
the dreadful NORWOOD drug. King
Raggot and Leah Baird play the title
roles in Bagg0t's masterpiece. IL was
produced in Paris, France, right among
the absinthe drinkers and is the first
motion picture of its kind ever produc-
ed. Major Funkhouser Of the Chicago
censor board forbid this picture being
shown in Chicago his reasons being that
it was too realistic, admitting il was a
greet production. Ii il great moral
lesson and no one should miss seeing a
photoplay that has tendency to uplift
the morals. This feature will be shown
at the Opera house mex. Monday.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-15
We Aud Tins

Fifty people joined in rendering a
20-number programme Old Folk Con-
cert Tuesday night, Methodist bene-
fit. The old songs, the ancient cos
tunes and all "sich" was the order, a
pleasing reminder of primitive days.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-15
u. S. Cars for Export

A Canadian Pacific steamer recently
cleared from st. John carried 2l4 Stu.
debaker automobiles for distribution by
the Corporations London branch. Dur
ing February Studebaker shipped an
average of 40 cars daily to foreign ports.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-15
MANY MEMBERSHIP CHANGES
County Board of Supervisors VIII
Have New Blood Injected

There will be thirteen changes in the
new county board as compared with
last year. OF this number in new mem
bership six former members return
who we're not on the last board. The
latter are Col. Morley of Viroqua city,
Tbnmas Stevens of Viroqua town, Al
bert j. Brosdhead of Sterling, Chas o..
Smith of Kickapoo, Geo W. Powell of
Genoa, William Dolen of Clinton The
seven men without experience are: X.
n. Heoverson of Franklin, r C. Shreve
of Greenwood, John Zietlow of Ham
burg, Frank Bnrnham of Hillsboro. c..
A Smith Of Liberty. Justice Fulmer of
Stark, John Polver OF Stoddard. Fol-
lowing is
ROLL or MEMBERS.
Bergen-F r. Neumann.
Christiana-J. c. Baglien.
Clinton-W iliam Dolen
Coon--Adolph C. Brye.
Forest-C. j. Eastman.
Frankiin-knute N. H0overson
-Gsenoa-Geo. W. Powell
Greenwood-R. C. Shreve
Hamburr-Joha Zietow.
Hamony--John +. Locke
HillsborO-Frank Burnham.
JefTorson--L. NJ. Thompson.
Kickapoo- Chas o. Smith.
Liberty-C. A. Smith.
Stark Justice Fulmer
Sterling Albert ]. Rroadhead
Union--Joseph Raugh
Virodua- Thomas Stevens,
Webster--Nck Dorchied
Wheatland--A Alex. Tulloch.
Nhitestown-PeterA A. pedesson.
Coon Valley Village Edward Olson.
De Soto yillagr--Chas. H. Haskell
Hillsboro Vilage--B. l. Bailey.
La Fargo VILLAGE. J. MarSnall
Ontario Villaee-John N. Dorner.
Readstown VILLAGE Clarence II. Carter.
Stoddard Village--.John Pulver.
Viola Vilage--John H. Schroeder.
Westby Village. X. Schreiner.
Virouua City-F First ward. l. S. Hamilton; Sec
md ward. Albert Solverson: Third ward. c. l.
Morley.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-15
An.liul 60

Alex A. Buckles Is preparing to move
to Arkansas. He will hold a sale of
live stock, implements, engines, house.
hold effects on Tuesday next, April 81,
commencing at one o'clock in the after
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-15

One mile north of DIR. Christensen 8
farm, on West Prairie, Saturday, APP.
ril %, E. II. FORMER will sell large
amount Of live stock, farm equipment
and machinery, sale opening at O'Clock
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-15
Last for Season This Thursday Nigh

The Lewis Concert Company will close
the city lecture and entertainment
course for the season this Thursday
night. Ticket holders should remen-
Der this The public isinvited to attend
q guaranteed entertainment.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-15

Having purchased the tools and equip
ment John Henry, am prepared to
raise and move buildings. Call on or
address L. B. SsELL, Viroqus.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-15

Farm sales and charges are many this
spring in Vernon county. Late sales to
be brought to the CENSOR attention
are: Druggist A. j. Johnson sold his
Romance 100 acre place to Sam Suffer
La same Deighborhood II. e. Subway
sold 220-acre farm to Alex Tulloch.
Harry Tulloch bought 280.acre farm
from Frank Stang, better known as
John Sims place. Frank Harris sold
his town Of Liberty farm to Lewis Sill
baugh.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-15
PEEP AT YOUR NEW TAG

CENSOR subscription dates are
corrected to date. Look at YOUR
yellow slip and see if you have
been given correct credit. If not
kindly advise US
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-15
Farm, STOCK AND DAIRY Jors

Students in the agricultural depart
ment of the Viroqua high school are
doing pruning and spraying during the
time for pr ming orchards and spraying
for scale. Considerable pruning has
been done by the boys. Any one in the
city may have this kind of work done I'M
der proper supervision by applying to
the agricultural department. This de-
partment also invites your cooperation
in extension of better and more profit
able methods in gardening.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-15
Farmers 81 Wieconsin annuallI

Farmers Of Wisconsin annually lose
about 10 per cent of their crops and
suffer losses amounting to hundreds of
seed sold them by INSCRIPTIONS or ig-
norant dealers. The law requires that
seed be labeled with the name of deal
err, name of the seed, its purity and
termination test, and in the case of al
falfa, corn and small grains the label
must tell where the seed was grown.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-15

Lumber Tor sale at half price, at
the Methodist church
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-15

ActyIene lighting plants have been
installed in the farm buildings of Jacob
Amberg, NJ. 3. Lee and Ed Kaufman,
ia Hillsboro section.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-15

Louis Solberg of Dsch Ridge, added
10 his herd of Roam Durhams a COW,
heifer and calf, full blOods, buying them
in Crawford county. Toilet Hillebo al
30 bought 10 Grant county bull of the
same breed.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-15

Out Of vote of SIT Prairie du Chen
gave majority of but one in the may
orality contest, and the popularity is
that the two candidates are not certain
which is elected The night of election
Mayor Poehler was counted in by one,
the next day B. G. Rosencrans had it
by one, and the result is a contest in
court. Rosencrans was long time con-
ductor on the Kickspoo railroad.
At the home OF her daughter, Mrs. o.
Hovde, few miles northwest of Viro-
qua, died woman OF remarkable age,
Mrs. Ola Nordrum. born in Norway
December Is, 1875, lacking only s
months of being 80 years.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-15
ROUND AND ABOUT US.

Arthur Leir of Coon Valley, student
at Valparaiso University is home for
the years vacation. He expects to
complete his education there.
For the first time in forty years Lam
caster, the seat of Grant county, voted
out saloons, and did it by majority Of
rs.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-15
INFLlcTs SELF DESTRUCTION
Red Mound Man Commits Suicide
by Shooting Mind Unbalanced

Distressing are the facts regarding
the deathof Roy Woman at Red Mound,
he having committed suicide near his
home on Thursday last At an early
hour he arose, left the farm house, tax
ing his gun with him. He wrote note
indicating his purpose of self destruc-
ton. Immediate search was instituted,
but the body was not found till after
noon. He had placed the muzzle of the
gun ia his mouth, the discharge blow
ing off part of his head.
There is little question that the I'M
fortunate man had an unbalanced mind
for some weeks. ana this is the end.
He was an Industrious young farmer,
forty years old, born, reared, married
and leaves wife ard two children at Red
Mound, both families well connected.
Indeed. it is an affection TO the kindred
and community.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-21

&kMkA YkA MO AAzzA44k " " W " MzMz " " - - ~
departamentos de la Universdad Pan
Americana, para la realization de cuya
idea trabaj6 constantemente
\ 10 alto de la montana, hasta un 81
ito de recuerdos hiSt6ricos memorables,
porQue ALI habia establecido en- tempo
dc Espana una estaci6n de senales des-
de dondc puede verse San Juan Pom
cc. Subieron los conrurrentes en- auto
movies. cocheS y cabalIos, seguidos de
un gran gentio pie Sobre una roca
colocaron una lapida de marmoI EN- la
que don Pedro Monclova habia grabado
al lema:
"AMA Y TRABAJA" el signo de
rosa cruz, y la frma de Federico
Dcgetau ESa lapida querian los ad-
miradores del insigne puertorriqueno
que quedara colocada Ell 10 mas alto de
las alturas de Aibonito para que su
nonbrc Su LENA sirvan de memoria y
ciemplo a Sus paisanoS Varias senoras
colocaron flores alrededor de la lapida.
Fut m eSpectaculo imponente el del
domingo. La grandiosidad de la natu-
ralcza tropical dc aquellas montanas
aMlleS cantadas tantaS veces por el gran
orador; cl panorama ilmitado desde
aqurllaS alturas de las que Sc diyiSan los
los mares que circundan la lsla, ofre
ian I'm grandioSo fondo para la dulce
Signiicaci6n del acto que Sc realizaba
ofrccer una corona de deIicados re-
paso por la terra sembrando semlIlaS Gle
bien Acto en- el que Sc unlan repre-
Scntantes dc varias religiones simboli-
zando asi cl espiritu profundamente re
ligi0So del hnadO eXentO de toda estre-
chez de secta. Acto en- que las voceS
dulceS de las ninas cantaban aquel
que tuvo un coraz0n tan tlerno que eS-
taba siempre a tono con los corazones de
los ninoS mas deIicados. Acto EN- que
la amistad prodigaba las flores de ala
banza en- recuerdo de los hechos que
enaltccen la vida de un hombre que fue
todo lealtad nobleza. Acto en- que
los hombres p1blicos pon1an de relieve
los m6ritos del hombre p1blico que la
bor6 por el pals con desinteres digno
dc eiemplo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-21
Cine Tres Banderas'

Los senores PorteIl y Garcia han pre-
parade para esta norhe un magnifco
sensational programa. DOS VIDAS
PARA UN~CORAZON; esta pelicula ha
Sdo repetida, a petici6n del p1blico, en-
cuantos Cinemat6grafos de Europa Sc
ha exhibido; la hermosa cinta deja yer
EN- uno de sus emocionantes cuadros, un
gran n6mero de ~eones que demuestran
su fereza. Ademas de este colossal es-
treno, los propietarios del Cine, han au-
mentado ell programa con varias pellcu-
las.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-21

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n arfe fufa' rdlh.anir
p.aia umplimtt'a .na lra d"I
Hfr ifiaia taa An'on." Ahafc1
$3.50 ~ n.an.rfsa tafa> amigos dr'
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-21
EN- HONOR De FEDERICO OEGET TAU

toe ~tndrFOs drl dcSarrollo cn que Sc
halla hos. mul superior al de otroS mu-
eho> paiscs.
Al terminar. los aplauSos don Ma
nur Fernando .IuncoS las ninaS de
los grados Superiorc> dc las eScuclaS de
Atlantic. entonaron una SentidiSlma
eancion appropriate al acto Cantaron
con gran delicadcza y expression impre-
slonando al publieo profundamentc.
Las ninas fueron tambitn muy aplau-
didas
l.lcgo 81 iurno H.. Honorable Emilio
dc roro. Jucl dcl Tribunal supreme
I, Puerto Rico quc rs cntre el clcmcn-
to Iovru. mo lr Io- que han compren-
dido mcior lo, noh> prop6SitoS que
an.maron >icmpr q u>trc dcsapareci-
do u4a uemora honraba en- Su discur-
- ldculiicando>c ..n Su> ideas.
son fra>r> fuida entrgica expuso
ANTE pueblo a. t'honito los mtritos
dr trierico Dcgcta.- ~us grandiosida-
ir- ie peu~amieuto >u> yaStos planes
,d.-ati,oS ,u> mir. altruistas since
u. pam - rnsraud. .imicnlo de Puerto
Ein "a, guerra ~. Il Ia cabeza dc los
puehlo> amcricauo> Su, vehcmcntcs
'h' 'A''a''""S por =" c''ae'"n aqm de una
h'|'f>id'd f"n.Anr'1caoa donde VI
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'"' 1H D" pHl"lii" ''i%t 1lacl"n >aJona. Nu
f''I"h'i" dr N.i. 'cfla Furrto klco
f". >' ,'Iarl'n e 9ra'lra colocado
~. i", d"s el"nd'. 'oniinenieN FL la
Z" I''r nh'. % las i', srandeS puehloS
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llasIa dr Is gene r,ilad dc Dceetau
r.u moilto a. Sis ado> para a AIu-
SEQ para la uirrr,l lad para los macs
in,> puso de rchcN. las grandcs dotes
Ia. }. adoiuaban >., hondades Su don
q. eruf.~ s.. rutrar lr amor la tie
ra naina en medic de slls orandioSas
.onarpcionc, , ,ucoo, de- alianzas inter
us.lausl,, onr n .I.,ahan - anor :
la uuanidad toia
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81 profundo efeeto an Il auditorio one
\. anlaudi. durant. Iaroo ratio
O.rrl la nrlncra parte del acto del
domingo j. senior }ini~tro protestante
de Aibonlto Mr. B,teson con nna ora
..5n uu d.>cnr,o onaltecienlo los me-
rto- ,irtndes dcl fnado y exnres6 81
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-21

EFECTOS DE ESCRTT0RIOS
en- el BoLETIN MERcANTIL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-03
$40 MetIer.

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