Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-03-15
ARE BIG MONEY PRODUCERS
Vernon County Creameries Pay
Good Dividends

This appears TO be the season for an
nual meeting of creamery companies
throughout the county. Viroqua has
the big mother plant. but there are a
number of large Institutions in differ
ent sections that are making good re.
turns for their stockholders and patrons
Chaseburg had a prosperous season.
manufacturing into butter l. 467, sos
pounds of milk, selling for little bet
ter than % cents An overrun of 1
cents per pound was paid A refrige-
rator plant was added last season at a
cost of s., 600. A new ventilating sys-
TEN will be put in this year. Follow
ing are the officers that hold during the
coming year: President Fred Dunn
mer; vice president, F Krachels;treas.
urer, Robert Lamprich; secretary, o.
Brudlos; director, H. G Knutson
Readstown did business of SOL 5l4 :
81, at an expense Of S55 TIA 50 Pounds
butter made 204 365. averaging 81 So
per pound. including oyerrun. Old of
ficers were reelected except H Slime.
who is TO remove
Esofea creamery had business of
S29, 264 90 AT prof % SO 1877 70 They
had an increase o sJ3 pounds of but
ter over the year 1914
LaFarge association totaled a bust
ness of S22, 1853 81, making rs. 365 pounds
of butter, with an overrun oi Il cents.
Genoa did her usual satisfactory busi
ness. making 1874 964 pounds of butter,
which sold for S36. l7s IS They have
ZIG patrons. Officers elected: A.
Malin, presiden,; Fred KueiSn, vice
president; Charles Hoover, J Ii. Hal
lenbeek, directors; H A Tutioch, treas
urer; w. W. Powell, secretary
The following effects were chosen to
conduct Redm0und creamery affairs the
ensuing year: c. F Brown. president
D. NJ. Joseph, vice president; c w
Taylor, w. r Haverly and F A Geesa,
directors; Leonard Wolf, secretary; E.
L Haverly, treasurer; Lewie Axler
was elected buttermaker for another
year.
Retreat creamery make a good show.
ing the past year Jacob Aberg was
elected secretary to secceed w. p. Nor
gan, who had moved to Viroqua.
Newry creamery elected these officers
President, J Benrud; vice president,
Anton Frydenlund; board Of directors,
Carl Orstad, Henry Tyvand and Martin
Leum. Andrew Urness was appointed
secretary. An overrln of II cents vii
be paid.
The Enterprise butter eompGny OF
Cashton. last year, had total number
of pounds of cream at the factory oil
/, Ala, POT from which total of 407, 28'
pounds Of butter we're manufactured
for which the company received $ll0,
Gil A This includes more than 81,
Thousand and dollars worth of butter
used by patrons.
The Lower Webster cheese company
! held their third annual meeting January
l2t. Changes made ia Offices were Je'
/ Wolfe elected secretary and Elmer Ris
er, vice president. MIR. Snyder wa
again hired to make cheese the coming
year The report showed the factor!
! received 796, 652 pounds of milk the pas
I season an increase Of Isl, 23l pounds o.
nearly one third over the year before
and everything bids fair for the coming
I season
! Dell creamery, through Secretary
! Woods, reports business of S2l, 45l las
year. Many improvements in the in
stitution are reported
Ontario creamery made 3O4, 254 pound
Of butter doing business of SS2, 600.