Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-12-24

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and power) Sl75; medical supplies,
s45: total. 81 10000.
LIVE STOCK AND POULTRY
On Asylum pi Farm Jun, june 80 1919 ,oo no
Horse fra from "a fo "a ycars old iS9 09
One Yearlins .............,....., 1900
! ! Iwo-year-oia ..''....-..'..'''. i9 99 ~
Total s Harse" $500 $500
Swine SIS Pigs. registered .......S 1880
seven Pigs, REGISTERED ........... 10000 %
Egbi fatt 5J HOGS S6g az
One Yearlinp Boar ............. 1850
One FalI Boar ...............-... 1900
cattle Qua, N 'T cny,s .''..S SS99 59 M
is Yeariina Heifers .............. $1,000
- Fall and Winter Calves. ....,.. $4,000
ono Y y,, nnli ,5 5S az
Total Cattle .,........,.......s $4,000
Chickens 30 Pullets .........,.,..$ 5000
~ ddo c liens ..'..'.'''.. 1922 % 90
Total chickens. ......,,,..,...s 255 90
Total Inventory Live Stock & Poultrys s9O50O
This years inventory, S8,9O3O0,
minus last years inventory, S7675.75
equals VI ,229.25, the amount that this
years inventory IS in excess of that
of last year, but we paid out $98624
| FOR live stock; therefore, we subtract
S986,24 from 81 ,229.25, which leaves
a gain in live stock of $2430l.
Products Raised and Harvested on the
Asylum Farm i'm 1919
1880 pounds tobacco (sold to c. O.
Shannon of General Cigar Co. for 35
cents a pound.) 100 tons mixed hay:
tons soy bean hay; 10 tons alfalfa
hay; 1926 bushels spring wheat: 44O
bushels barley: 1874 bushels oats: 400
bushels late potatoes; rs bushels ear
" potatoes; 260 tons full corn silage:
/ 600 bushels corn (estimated): 10
bushels Navy beans: 30 bushels Ito
San Soy beans; so bushels sweet corn:
lbs gallons sorghum: 10 bushels GU
cumbers; 40 bushels onions: $50
bushels table beets; IT'S bushels car
rots; 3 barrels kraut; 1870 bushels mar
ships: u ton rutabagas: go bushels
satisfy.
The following articles of subsist-
ance were manufactured this present
season: 500 quarts rhubarb; so quarts
gooseberries; l8 quarts currants :21 /
quarts respberries. Iot onarts annios
$50 quarts beans :436 quarts tomatoes
TAO quarts corn; z quarts strawber.
ries; 124 quarts blackberries: 4 quarts
plums; 8 quarts ground cherries: az
quarts peas. 2Ib bushels dried corn
rs quarts beet pickles. S5 ouarts WAY
beans and onions: 10 gallons cncnm.
bers in brine: 8 quarts peacb nickIes
"a quarts sweet cucumber nictIes. 81
quarts din pickles 90 onarts Green 70
mato pickle: rs quarts watermelon
pickles; II quarts chow chow; 8 quarts
pepper hash.
Products Raised and Consumed
The following products were raised
on the asylum farm and consumed in
the institution from July |, 1918. to
July /, 1919: Poultry 526 pounds.
eggs 597 dozen; veal 500 pounds: pork
,0S3 pounds; wheat $50 bushels. no
tatoes 700 bushels; Navy beans II
bushels; milk $50 cwt.; sweet corn5O
bushels; sorghum 107 gallons: cucum-
bers 80 bushels; onions 125 bushels
tobacco l 100 pounds; carrots SO bush.
els; kraut 2 barrels: parsniDs 12O
bushels; celery 50 punches. The mon
ey value of products consumed with
fruits and vegetables estimated was
Sc. 9650S.
Articles Of Clothing Manufactured
The following articles of clotbino
were manufactured during the wear
ended June 80. 1919: 20 dresses. "a
aprons; % chemise: 3 pettycoats: 12f
dish towels; So roller towels. % fare
towels; Is holders: 4 pads; l3 coffet
, strainers;t93 sheets. 100 pillow cases
10 shirts; , corset covers. sacone.
/ l table cover; l night gown; , tobacco
lcovers:10 curtains and i5O candy bsos
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