Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-11-18

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9TGwdi Rggmber of Weeks Se board fur
nished to inmates of Home, l,!49-6;
Cost per week for each inmate Sz-9o.
AT this rate there is chargeable
10 the county, cities, towns
and villages - 80 &c 90
Due from private patients. loo.9S
Total S5,OO8. 95
FrIit preserved during the year
Apples picked, 20 gal, cherries 20 qts-'
l,Ooseberries &c OTIS, pie plant 90 Gus
c e9d 21S preserved. Jelly 81 glasses;
strawberries canned S92 qtS., preseI Ne9 81
so qts., peaches 100 qts.. corn ;,i ea,,ca
50 gal, carrot pickle 81 qts., raPes
canned 315 qts,,o preserved lSS q u.s.
grape conserve 20 qts., Jelly 50 qt Is.e to 9
matoes preserved AS gal, cucumoers
bbL. beans 2 bbl., beans picked 40 gal,
chopped pickles A gall, caullnoWer
pickles 3S gal. saurkraut Dbl; wate9Pe
melon preserved 81 gal, picked 20
al pineapple canned 120 qts., rasp-
berries canned $50 qts., jam % Qts''
blackberries 2S4 qts.s g04 fs eatsun oo IS
gal, wild grapes for PIE o. ga Se ,,+ pears
canned $50 qts., peas canned 50 gus. ca
Produce of the farm, etc--AppleS %
IN beets $50 bu.. beans, green, 90 Du:,
navy beans, "a bu., cabbage 4,aOO hea9'
carrots 22O bu., caulihower SOU mead
cucumbers so bu., lettuce $500 head a.
onions $50 bu., peas Go bu., radlshes ~
bu SQUASH 500, turnips 23O bu., toma-
toes I5S bu., grapes ~ 9 5u'i bn pia straw
berries % bu., rutabagas 10 bu., po-
tatoes 1,137 bu.. parsnips 20 bu., salslty
es s bu., horseradish 1 Dbl, dill pickles
2 bbl., watermelons 300, musk 4oO, ice
10 tons, field corn $3.50 bu, oats z,Z94
1850 doz., butter 1880 lbs. IL bbls.,
timothy seed 10 bu-
Amount of meat and poultry used,
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3 turkeys, 81 chickens, so ducks. z
Produce sold from the farm. s2.677,27.
Live stock on hand June 80, 1871
NEiIch cows Sc. steers 2 years old 9,
heifers 2 years old 4, calves year o!o
AS. this years calves 81, one bull, rat
ing team, work horses IL, mules span,
chickens 300, ducks IS, turkeys IL
geese 9.
Articles made in the sewing. ROOM
Aprons 1O9, dresses 81, mems shirts 50,
chemises 2S, night gowns Al, sheets $40,
pillow slips 3S7, shams 22S, table cloths
So, towels 259, bed ticks %, curtaidn a
SIS, candy bags 127, corset covers ~
waists %, quilts 146, bed pads 155, pet
ticOatS 81, caps Il. -.
Visitors are welcome any day in the
week from a. m. TO IL a. H., anu rum
] ID. IN. to %. m.
In submitting our annual report for
YOUR consideration We want part1cu-
Iarly to express to your HonoraDle
aid and approval of our management.
What success we have achieved in con-
tributing toward the welfare of these
unfOrtunates is a great satisfaction.
We beg to thank the members or the
County Board for their liberal appro-
priation for the new hospital. 1t is a
substantial structure, admirably ar
ranged. with all modern cOnveniences
and appliances.
The cheerful and we'll ventilated dor
rnitOries and sun porches are not only
q source of comfort and enjoyment for
these people, but a prOphylaxls OF dis
ease.
has been very good. Their medical
wants have had the efficient care OF
the asylum physician, DR.. 5. z. Hasse!I,
who is ever prompt in response TO
calls and takes a keen interest in our
our employees are to be commended
for their loyalty and conscientious
work We thank the management OF
the Grant County Fair for granting
free admission to the grounds, and all
who have contributed to the amuSe-
ment or benefit of these people.
Respectfully submitted,
NJ. V. BURRIS, Supt.