Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-05-19
Bankers and Businessmen Boost Corn
and Garden Contest

Produced My Acre of Corn.
Business men of the city have donat-
ed $50 90 for prizes in the garden con-
test First prize in this contest, will
be so; second prize $500 The remain
ing SIS 90 will be divided into anumber
of smaller prizes. Any student of the
city schools may compete for these
prizes.
Careful records must be kept by every
boy competing for prizes in these con-
tests. These records must show cost
of production and yield of products.
Each contestant must discuss, with the
agricultural director. the method of
keeping these accounts.
Both the acre of corn and garden con-
test will be conducted by the Viroqua
high school and viii be under direct
supervision of the agricultural director.
During the months Of June and July,
the Agricultural Director will be at the
high school building from 100 to 800
O'Clock in the afternoon. At this time
the contestants may come for personal
interviews and hand in their reports.
-vulcanizing, see Larson & Solver
son.
Quality and one price at StoH &
Groves.
See the fireless cookers at Jacob
Dach, Jr's.
Summer underwear for men and
boys at Stoll & Groves.
See those new two-piece house
dresses at Suttle & Tate's.
Tub silk waists in white, flesh color
and stripes at Suite & Tate's.
Hon. ]. d. Beck left Monday for
the exposition at San Francisco.
"A fine new shipment of Reed waists
just opened up at Suttle & Tate's.
-Thayer & Davidson can use several
Viroqua homes in exchange for farms.
Anetta Kellerman, 1.-The Perfect
Woman" in Neptune's Daugher, Fri
day.
One dollar is the price of a main
spring in any watch at Ed. Harrington's
watch and clock repairing shop.
-Thayer & Davidson have farms of
from acres to 300 acres close to city
on easy terms and prices reasonable.
-Furaacesl We have three styles
to choose from, can give you quality
equal to none, and price will be lowest.
The Kuebler Hardware.
Jacob Dach, Jr. will give you fall
time on any sulky, gang, walking plow
or lever harrow if taken in the next
ten days. You will eventually, why
notsnow?
When looking for farm wagon or
truck you can sure be suited from a
Winona, Stoughton, Lacrosse, Empire,
Lindsey, Ruka or Litchfield at Jacob
Dach, Jr's.
We are over-stocked on can pork
and beans; will sell regular 15c size
cans Armour's Veri Best, Van Camps
and Monarch baked beans 2 cans for 25c.
Sweger's grocery.
DIR. and Mrs. Will Gorsline drove
in from Chicago Monday for a stay at
the old home. Squire and Mrs Pollard
accompanied them, after, ENJOYING
few days in the windy city.
i My line Of commencement presents
is complete in quantity, high in quality
and every article is guaranteed. Rock
bottom prices. Remember the place.
Morrison's jewelry store.
The Famous Ohio pivot axle balance
frame cultivator has an adjustment in
width % inches and can be narrowed to
cultivate rows two feet apart. See this
Famous cultivator at Jacob Dach, Jr's.
Mrs w. E. Casson and daughter
departed for Hillsboro to visit her par
ents, after pleasant stay at the Boyle
home. Then they viii take in the Pan
anna exposition and return home to Car
son City, Nevada
FIRST patent -four, per sack 81 95,
Corn Flakes per package 63e, white
laundry soap bars Tor 25c, Lenox soap
bars for 25c, zoe coffee s pounds for
Soc shirts 42c. G. ii. 0strem.
All sold cut of tbs first car load of
Deering movers ard r2kes' and another
car load ordered at Jacob Dach. Jr's.
implement repository. The Deering
line is always winner and includes
corn binders, grain binders, New Ideal
mowers, all steel rakes, corn huskers,
hay tedders and corn pickers.
Pastor Finstad is planning a pleas
ant or, as he calls it, a Christian"
Fourth. of July celebration at the Utica
church. Rev. Soyde of Coon Valley
and other speakers viii be included in
the program. The celebration will take
place in the grove adjacent to the church
or in the church if the weather is in
clement.
The pipe organ for the Congrega-
tionai church has arrived and is now
being installed. The windows, which
are being reloaded at the factory, will
be shipped the latter part of the week.
Owing to the torn-up condition of the
church, no services, Sunday school or G..
E. will be held next Sunday.
Angler Blaine Morrison nearly
brought heart failure to all of our
mighty fishermen, when on last We'd
nesday he brought in four German
Brown beauties that were just seven
teen inches long and averaged two
pounds each. Jeweler Sam Lillis ex-
hibited them in his window during the
next day, and very few Viroqua people
neglected the opportunity of viewing
the unusual sight-the mere unusual
because of the trout being of exact
size and weight.
--Viroqua had the pleasure of listen
ing to two visiting pastors last Sunday.
Rev. Hogan of Sparta preached at the
church both morning
and evening, and his many acquaint-
ances in Viroq1a were pleased to ex-
tend him greetings and welcome. Mrs.
L. c. jacobson has been visiting the
old home for the past two weeks and
Rev. jacobson joined her here, employ
ing the opportunity to address the con-
to which he 80 long minister
ed. He also preached in the United