Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-12-25
Several in Sank County VIII Com.
sat pile Statistics, to be Forwarded
to Merriam ...s.. .s..'s
FARMERS MUST MAKE
{ s REPORT OF PRODUCTS
Every Individual Must Answer a
Number of Questions Early in
January, 1920 s.s'. ....

u The census bureau is a government
spublfc service b organization con-
Quoted and regulated by an act OF
congress. It's benefits are both COM
! merci;ll and educational, and are free
TO all the people should try and make
this census as complete as possible.
On January 2, 1920, the census bureau
will start to take the census Of all its
people and, all statistics relating to
farms, factories, mines, quarries, ETC.
= The 1enumerators hope1everys person,
especially heads of families and
farmers owning or renting farms, will
have the following information ready
for the enumerator who will call on
him. People at the head OF homes and
households in cities and towns should
have ready a memorandum showing
who make their homes in the house
(hotels and boarding houses included)
on January 1, 1920, giving their age,
full name, occupation, nationality,
whether naturalized or native bornj
citizen or alien; Language spoken
how long in America; married: single
widowed; or divorced: This infornla-
ton should be prepared Tin. advance
and available to the eentufmeratorr when
he calls and as of january L; 1920
A record of all live stock on. the
premises in cities and towns on Jan.
uary 1, 1920, must also be furnished
the enumerator -
Farmers will be required to- fur
g. IL E&<1.
ending December 81, 1918. First, the
number of acres under cultivation,
wild land, wood land, pasture, and
orchard, number of acres drained by
ditch, tilling and natural drainage.
also the number of acres that CAN be
reclaimed by drainage H.. .s.+.@..5 r.
Second: yalueaof the farm, value of
improvements, value. of machinery
and equipment. -.~s .s.. ..4ls(r y
Third; the number. kind and value
of all live stock raised on the farm
during 1919 Whether sold, consumed
or still on the farm on January L.,
1920 Also all produce such as cream,
milk, butter, cheese eggs, poultry,
honey fruit, and all garden products.
Enumerators In. This County
M. P. Cannon of Merriam is the
supervisor. of the census for this, the
sixth district, and the following are
the enumerators for Sank county. 4
District 152-F. G. Wyekoff, Able
man village and Excelsior town.
District 153-Meta Schwarz, (part
of ward I. all north of the center of
Fifth street and west. of the center
of Oak street. II -sse.a~ g,z
District 154-Joseph r. Curry, part
of ward I, including Sank county jail
all south center of Fifth. street and
west center of Oak street. s,e
District 155-J. l.. Sebers. ward 2
apart of all north center of Fifth
street and east center of Oak street.
District 156-W. H. Kasiska, ward
2 (part of all south center of Fifth
street and east center of Oak street.
District 157-Ina Jenswold, ward 3.
District 15S-Fsranklin Johnson,
Baraboo town excluding Baraboo city
all east Of a line extending from the
north west corner of section %, town
IL, N. r. E. to the S. w. corner of
section Is, TIL, N. r.. E.,
District 159-Luther B. Irish, Bara-
boo town, (part of excluding Bara-
boo city, all west of a line extendine
from the N w corner of section %,
II. -, N. R. E. to the S. w. corner
Is. t. II, N r. 6 E.
District 16O-John Mears, Bear
Greek town.
District 161-John B. Horkan, Del
Iona town.
District 1852 Harry D. Keys, Del
ton town.
District 163-E. G. Green, Fairfield
town.
District 164-Harold Scallon, Frank
lin town and Plain village.
District 165-E. B. Mccoy, Freedom
town and North Freedom village.
District 166-James O'Niel, Green
field town.
District 1917 Charles A, stueber,
Honey Creek town.
District 16S-Charles- w. Riley,