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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-07
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CUrRCU OF CHRIST.
SCIENTIST Eleventh and Bbu,der
sunday school at $40, services at II
and r. subject today. Adam and
Fallen Man" wednesday evening
testimonial meeting ~ g. Public Is
Invited to all services and 10 use
reading rooms. 3O7-30s MAYO bldg.
open week days from $3.50 to and
Sundays from 2 to 3.
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BAPTIST

FIRST BAPTIST - Fourth and
Cincinnati "Thc Nearest Church"
W. o. Anderson, Minister. /. ".
shannon superintendent Bihlc
school $50. B. y T. 4. at CHS.
sunbeam band at g. Morning wur-
chip and sermon by the pastor,
1880. "Thc Lords supper" Evening
Worship with baptism nt 1880. sub
icct. "Sln ls SELF hurt"
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JEWISH.

TEMPLE ISRAEL -- Fourteenth
aud Cheyenne. Chas. -. Iatz. rabbi.
rDud,uo. cedar t3g2. study Cedar
1913 Calendar fpr week beginning
November 7 Sunday. religious
school 5.i2. Tuesday. Temple Is
1ol Si''crhood program 2.i5. Bro-
thorhnnd program at e Thursday
mons banquet given by board of
trustees nt Hotel Tulsa. Friday d.
Yin" service at 4 Rarunn "Thn
ours" of Partially The Spoiled
Child,' Saturday study class 10 30.
B'SAt EMUNhH -- glg South
Cheyenne. Morris Teller. rabbi.
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school at 10. Preaching at II sui
Of 80. J win Uauly will begin
protrJctcd meetings October 81.
LATTER DAY SAINTS (Reorgan-
tied Church OF Jesus Christi --
C. ~. sheppard. pastor route !. box
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CATIIDIIC.

HOLY FAMILY --- Eighth and
Bouldcr John g. Herring, pastor.
First mass at a. m. Childrcn's
mass and instruction at Q, high mass
and sermon at 1880. evening devo-
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llt. sunday school at , ...
ing at II ana s. Saints. .. p'''.i
society meets SUNDAY ,,a.I.5.' 5'''a..'
mid-wcok prayer moe.U.. W. W. az
aay at S; Ncligio society rrl,,g yum ..s' =
CONTINUED oN FACE r,fpyr
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UNIVERSAL SplRITUAf.-3O s.
NOgalcs. Sunday evening services at
1870, lectures and messages by
spiritualist workers. Midwcck SER
Vices 7:3O Wednesday. same place.
Beautiful demonstrations OF various
phases OF spirituallst work.
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SPIRIrIAtIST

FIRST SpIRlTCALIST -- *. p.
han aJ Mrs. j II Flcmming.
pastor. Lecture by Mrs y L. Rcy-
nolds Spirit messages by Mines.
Aldrich Maultby Lindsay and
Moody fyccum and adult study
class at 3.
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IL TIIIiIiAN

TIUST LUTuERAN--F Firth and
EIWuod $ s. Kaufman. pastor.
sunday school at .t5. Morning Vur-
ship at II, "Christ's plan for Ad
vauUiug His Kingdom Luther
l"Hguc G.45. evening sermon 1.3O,
"Tho Ideal Mif"."
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lions ana inquiry class 1870 y. m;
weekday masses 6:15 and a. m.
SACRED HEART Sixteenth and
Rockford. Rev. Charles Standaert,
rector. Services a. usual hours.
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FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST --
Superior courtroom, courthouse. g..
y. I.ngrouc. elder, Usage am. Bible
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SNSD SPRINGS Flfth and Main.
Dedication uf NOW church. An nhl"
speaker viii occupy the pulpit Free
lunch ut noon.
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and wheeling. Rev Matthews pas
TOR. SUNDAY school az ia. preaching
at . and 80.
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MISSOURI SNNOD-SiAth and
BOULDER Rev, Christuphor Liorson,
pastor. Regular HorviCc at II.
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INN ANTEL Second and Rock
ford. g. t.. Siler. pastor: u. ~. Mon
tellus. financial secretary Pastors
phone, ORago $3.50, study I'm church
OaaEe 8lS0. Bible school 9i5;
unions 6.30: Sunbeams 2:30
Preach ing nt I and 7.30. Choir la
hy Mrs. O.. W. Hcrbold. Revival
continues.
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NATIONAL SPIRITUAL All.

NATIONAL SPIRITUAL ALII-
ANCE -- County courtroom, court
house, 7.30 p. m, Doctor Wheeler,
pastor. Lecture and messages bv the
pastor. Ladies' aid meets Wedncs.
day with Mrs W. H. Kehr, 2O9 Il.
Thirteenth. at 30. Tests and, mes
cage Circl" by Mines. Kchr, Sailing,
ollie. Kcclcr, Hunter. Chapman,
Lctshaw, James and Laura Perry
man.
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KENDALIA--SiNth and Birming-
ham Oformcrly ClclaudD. Formerly
Baptist Mission so, |. Sunday
school Mt 30. Rev. G T.. Caunady.
missionary. Preaching at II and
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MISCELLANEOUS

CHURCH OF THE NAzARENE-
West Tulsa, 2219 South Phoenix, +.
W. Johnson pastor, 1i27 South
Trenton. Sunday school at 10;
preaching at II and 1880: young
people at Gas. Wednesday prayer
meeting, 1880, Bible study class
Friday T:30.
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CHURCH or GOD - Fifth and
Madison. 9. H. Shipman, pastor.
sunday school at 10; preaching at
IL and 1880; song service at I. Tues
day prayer meeting at Z.
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PRESHyTIRIAN
FIRST pR SBNTERlAS- Sey
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BROWNS CHAPEL C.. NJ. CO.
S07 North Frankfort Rev. j. IT,.
Mccain, pastor,
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UNION COMMuNlTY = Elehth
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WESLEY CHAPEL tM. n. ColD--
Frankfort ana Easton. ~ T.. John
son, pastor sunday school at 9.30;
Epworth 6 90 Preaching at If and
s o'clock
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-07
INDOOR BALL ENJOYABLE
THREE GAMES PLAYED AT THE
CITY PARK
Large Crowds Attend-MOre Enjoy
able Than Basket of
Monkeys

The schedule of games of indoor
baseball arranged between teams of
Viroqua business, professional and fra
ternal men, is proving immensely pop
ular and mirth-prevoking, besides do
ing world of good to those who take
part. We believe it to be one of the
best get-together moves started in
years.
No game was held Tuesday on ae-
count of wet grounds. sMe
The leans and the Business Men
tested each, others skill last Thurs
day night, and to the surprise of ey-
erybody concerned, the Business Men
romped away with the long end of a
z to IA score. The crowd was large
and the fun spicy. Come and see.
The fast young Knights of Pythias
team won out over the Masons by a
IL to score Friday night, and itlooks
as if the K. P's. have an organization
that will be hard to beat.
The Odd Fellows and Woodmen will
cross bats land axes) next Tuesday
evening, and the game will be called
promptly at GAS to enable the spec
tators to attend Chautauqua.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-07
CHAUTAUQUA ON MONDAY
WEEK OF HIGHEST CLASS EN-
TERTAINMENT
Wonderfully Strong Program viii Be
Presented This Year-Big Men
Will Be Heard

The finest week of entertainment
and instruction which the year affords
opens next Monday, when the Redpath
Chautauqua system brings to Niroqua
a class of talent entirely above the
quality which we have enjoyed in the
past.
Kryl and his band are nationally
known, ranking with Creatore and
Sousa. Kryl is the worlds greatest
cornettist.
The three lecturers are men of ex-
|eeptional ability, particularly William
Rainey Bennett.
The American comedy, 1T Pays to
Advertise" presented by a caste of
eight, is a delightfully."- sparkling at
traction. Reno, the magician, is one
of the best. All the other numbers
rank well up, and the price is ridicu-
lousy low when the number and the
quality of the attractions is consider
ed. Boost for and attend the Chau-
tauqua 1t is builder of the Better
America.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-07
SOLDIERS GROVE AHEAD
FIR0QUA GOES TO SECOND
PLACE - ELR0Y THIRD
Elroy Forfeits Game to HillsbOrO-
LaFarge Wins and Loses
HillBb8ro Get Two

Soldiers Grove won over Viroqua
Sunday and jumped from third place
to first place. Viroqua dropped to sec
,ond. Elroy forfeited to Hillsboro and
drops to third place. Richland Cen
ter remains at fourth place. Hills
boro won two and jumps up step.
LaFarge goes to the bottom.
Due to sore arm, Helgeson was not
in condition to start the game Sunday,
and an untried man, Merlow, was
started. This cost us the game as he
was touched for five runs in 2 2-3 in
nings. Then Helgeson went in and
held them to one hit and one run. vi
roqua got z hits; the Grove 6. Pet got
two-base hit; Pat 3-bagger.
The boys and the crowd were far
from satisfied with the decisions of
the Soldiers Grove umpire Carl Coe
also umpired, as the new regulations
call for two umpires.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-07
sHoRTHORN PICNIC SUCCESS
Fanciers of That Breed Get Together
at Eckhart Park

The picnic and get together meet
ing by the Vernon county ShorthOrn
breeders held at Eckhart Park, Sat
urday, July 3, was far from a failure,
and considering the busy season and
the celebration on Monday following
it can be looked upon as very success
ful gathering,
Farmers and breeders from all parts
of the county were present and many
new members were added to the Asso-
citation, among whom were VIM. White
of Retreat, Fred Bean of DeSoto. J
NJ Stanck Of Dilley. Frank Subera of
/ Yuba, Mike Stoehe, Sam Lake, A. S.
| Olson and T. /. Buchanan of Viroqua
! These. with the former members, as
sure the success of the Association and
| the establishment on a solid FONDA
ton in Vernon County Of this most
noted breed Of cattle among farmers
where beef and milk are each taken
| into consideration
Mr.. Robbins Of the Wisconsin Agri-
culturist was present and after an
elaborate picnic diGuer served by the
| ladies of the Association, gave a very
| interesting and sound talk setting
| forth plainly the methods essential to
| successful cattle breeding in this sec
ton. The fact was brought out that
Shorthorn herd is now leading ia
butterfat production in the Z. S. and
| that fat steers Of the same breed are
topping the beef market more frequent
| ly than any other breed.
It was agreed to offer special prem
iums at the county fair this fall in the
| following classes:
Best four head get Of one sire regis
tered Shorthorns. $1,000
Best two head produce Of one COW
Registered ShOrthorns, $1,000
It is hoped this may assist in bring
ing out a good showing at the local
fair.
The next annual picnic was set for
June Is next year at the Henry Hus-
cha farm.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-07
EX- SERVICE MEN:
PUT IN YOUR CLAIMS

The Executive Secretary of the Red
Cross, Mrs. J. r. Sweeney has return
ed from a week of work in Hillsboro
and the eastern part Of the county
where she has found a great deal Of
work, urgent in it's nature She can
now be found every day at the Red
Cross headquarters in the Bank of
Vroqua Former service men should
get in their claims for compensation,
medical care, arrears Of pay, or any
such matter as early az possible
Economy in the use Of Red Cross funds
is absolutely necessary and Secre-
tary can only be kept IN a locality for
few months at a timr Mrs, Sweeny
has been in Vernon county since the
middle of April and all men should en-
deavor to get their claims in before the
first Of August. if possible.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-07
Jersey Facts

Verify, verify say unto you, "Good things
high"
On June 8rd, 1920 Edmund Butler at Mt Kisco New
York. sold so head of Jerseys that averaged $322200
This the highest sale for breed of dairy cat
bulls averaged $4,000.00
At about the time at Waukesha a consignment
of Guernseys sold for average of less than $4,000
(Waukesha is the Guernsey center of America.)
The reasons why daryman in Viroqua was glad to
receive two weeks old Jersey Bull Calves gift and
fuses to sell them at $4,000 pece, these:
1.-The Jersey is Persistent Producer. Sophie
lbs of butter-fa Guernsey space will please give
and record of Guernsey that equaed exceeded this
cord)
2-The Jersey is the most Economical Producer of
buter-fat The Jersey Cow led for economical produc
ton in Chicago in 1893 in EST Louis in 1904 in Ohio"
3.-The Jersey is noted for her Health and Vigor.
The Jersey noted for her good heart grth which is very
sey herds than any other breed of dairy cattle Accredit
ed that they have been tested three times for uber
culosis and found to be free from the dsease.)
4.-The Jersey natures earlier than any other
Lula Aphea Of Ashbun in year produced 800 lbs fat
The highest record for breed She began when
and months old Guernsey space will please give name
and record of Guernsey COW same age(
5.-Jersey is noted for Longevity Pogis Irene End.
2130 lbs fat Guernsey space will please give and
record of Guernsey with Higher record for age
6-Jersey milk tests 537 the highest of any breed.
Guernsey space will please give test of cows en-
tered in their Advanced Registry
Jersey milk contains 147O per cent total solids,
the highest any breed Guernsey space will please give
total solids in Guernsey MILK
The Jersey Breeders had until lately refrained from
mentioning any breed in their advertising however, if it is
thy will it shall be done The Jersey Breeders will contin
to advertise until convinced to the contrary by official
figures, mot HOT ARR, that the Jersey COW leads in,
L. Economy of Production g Persistency in yield 3.
Early Maturity. 4. Butter-Fat Test 5. Total Solid Test
g. Longevity. z. Beauty.
These Jersey Facts
Look up the leading producer at the creamery.
Chances are he has Jerseys.
VERNON COUNTY JERSEY
BREEDERS ASSOCIATION
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-07
CROPS ARE IN VERY FAIR SHAPE
Promise of Splendid Yield in Spite of
Lateness of the Spring

One is agreeably surprised by the
generally good condition of all crops
when travelling through the country.
The handicap of a very backward
spring appears to have been largely
overcome.
Hay harvest is on in earnest this
week. The crop appears to be med
ium heavy.
Grain is heading out little short.
Where farmers have been able to keep
the weeds down, corn isain excellent
condition. Early set tobacco is COM
ing along very satisfactory.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-07
HEALTH STATION PROGRAM

Mon, July 12-2:3O P. M-Class for
underweight boys, 9Th grade and
above.
Tues, July Is and Thurs, July 10
2:3O P. M.-Weighing and measuring
of babies and children under school
age.
Wed, July 14-10:0O A. M.-De-
monstration in home nursing for grade
girls.
Wed, July 1880 P. M.-Class
for underweight girls, list. to 5th
grades.
Fri, July 10000 A. M.-Class
for underweight girls, 9Th grade and
above.
All visitors welcome Rest Room of
Library.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-07
POWELL TENDERS RESIGNATION
c. w. Moore Selected BY Trustees Ia
Head Poor Farm

After many years Of efficient and
faithful service as Commissioner of
the Poor of Vernon county, G. w. F0w-
ell tndered his resignation to the
asylum trustees. The death Of Mrs.
Fowell and Charles decision 90 seek
the office Of state senator are the caus-
es for his resignation.
The trustees and board made a wise
decision in the selection Of Chairman
10. w. Moore to head the institution for
the balance Of the term. Charlie is a
practical, experienced farmer and bus
mess man
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-07

This weeks Cencor is issued to sub
scribers under extreme difficulty. Our
heavy presses, machinery and equip
ment have been moved to our new 10
cation in the old Dan Wise building,
and this paper is the first to be print
ed in the new office. The moving of
our some thirty tons of material was
accomplished in four days, and natur-
ally the Office is at present in a de
lightfully mixed up condition. We
trust our subscribers will pardon any
lack of news or lateness of appear
ance which they may note
Kindly remember that hereafter the
Censor office will be found one block
north of it's old location Also, that
the new subscription rate went into
effect July 1st.Z$2 90 per year in Yer
non county; 1925 outside the county
$3.50 in Canada and other foreign
countries.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-07
ANNUALsCHOOL MEETING HELD
Tax of 37,923.2O Voted-Lindema
Chase, Mrs. Baldwin Elected

Annual school meeting of Viroqua
joint district was held Tuesday even
ing. On account of the rainy evening
the attendance was trifle light.
A tax of $37 ,92320 was voted, an
itemized statement of which will APP
pear in next weeks Censor. The tax
last year was 1923 ,1647l, and the in
crease was principally accounted for
in increased salaries of teachers.
VIM. F. Lindemann was reelected as
director. c. w. Chase was reelected
board member. Mrs. r. w. Baldwin
was elected as member.
No change was made in the depart
ments of the school.
Miss Lucy Dawson presided over
the gathering.
o. G. Munson was selected as chair
man of the finance committee, +. p
Mcintosh and Mrs, &. w Minshall as
members.
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No More Kerry Picking

There will be no more berry picking
allowed on our land and roads adjacent
thereto. We will no longer stand for
scores of women and children wallow-
ing through our fences and fields in
quest of berries. Keep out and save
trouble and expense, as it is our firm
intention to put a stop to it. No more
berries to be had at our expense.
SEVERT and JACOB SEVERTSON
O7-1-n
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-07
NOMINATE cox AND ROOSEVELT
Democratic Convention at Frisco Has
Long and Stormy Session

After forty-four ballots, the Nat
ional Democratic convention at San
Francisco nominated Gov. Cox of Ohio
as Democracy's candidate for the pres
idency of the United States. A cous-
in of Theodore Roosevelt was elected
as his running mate.
With the Republican nominee reg
ular of the old school. the Democratic
candidate as wet as sop, and both well
within the domination Of Wall street,
chances for third party could hard
" be improved upon The platforms
of both the old parties concerning the
pressing problems of the day are mod
els Of excellence in the gentle art Of
sides stepping and pussyfooting
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-07
NICE TINE AT BLOoMINDALE
Fifth is Fittingly Observed - 5000
People in Attendance

Bloomingdale had very enjoyable
and fitting observance of the national
day last Saturday. A crowd of fully
five thousand people assembled to lis
ten to the address of Captain Adolph
Heinz, the music by Westby's band and
witness the two ball games foot races
and other stunts, and attend the bow
cry in the evening. Bloomingdale won
to Otter Creek, score and 9.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-07
WATER RENT DUE

Look at your last receipt for water
rent. If it reads paid to July LIST, 1920
then this is not meant for you. But
if not, then it is up to you to call at
the office of the City Treasurer and
pay the amount due, as ne is not paid
for running around to collect. have
arranged for Mr.. E. j. Older to collect
for me when / am not in the office
Please call during the month of July
and save the penalty of 10 per cent.
F. NJ. MINSHALL, Treas.
o. 4
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-07
HAVE PRACTICAL CELEBRATION
Farmers Of Black Bottom Put in the
Missing Bridge

Tired Of seeing those detour signs
on No. II At the top Of the Burns Nor
rison Hi and at the Flanagan place
the Franklin farmers from Louis Han
sons and the KickapoJ farmers to
John Mldtbun's place, assembled at the
bridge taken out by the food some
weeks ago and put in a temporary
structure there and also repaired the
road adjacent, placing No. IL in con
dition to be travelled again A NIGH.
tv fine job, gentlemen, for which the
travelling public will thank you.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-07
PROPERTY OWNERs NOTICE

Does your shingle roof leak? Why
pay an enormous price for shingles
when my ten-year guaranteed roofing
cement can be applied for about one
fourth the price of shingles? This
cement is made in different eolors and
will render your roof fire-proof and
waterproof as well as being a single
preventative Blair r Sherrick, rep
resenting the Standard Paint and Lead
Works
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-07
WANTS SHERIFF JOB

Samuel Gorsline this week announc-
es his intention of seeking tn nomina-
ton for sheriff. Mr.. Gorsline has
spent practically all of his life in
Franklin farm, residing for over forty
years on his farm near Brookville.
He served for two years as assessor
of the town of Franklin.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-07
SUNDAYS Games

LaFarge won over Richland Center
at LaFarge, to /.
Soldiers Grove won from Viroqua at
Viroqua, 6 to 2.
Elroy walked off their home grounds
in the 9Th inning with the score to 5
in Hillsboro's favor, and forfeited the
game-scare in such cases is 9 to 0.
Hillsboro won postponed game
with LaFarge at Hillsboro on Monday,
score to 2.
Next Sundays Games
Virogua at LaFarge.
Soldiers Grove at Elfoy. -aa4
Hillsboro at Richland Center.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-07
LUTHERAN MINISTER INSTALLED
Rev. j. J. Jacobson OfTiciates As In
stalling Officer

Last Sunday, Rev. d. T. Bergen of
Taylor, Wisconsin, was officially in
stalled as minister in the three Hauges
churches, the old pastor, Rev. J. j.
jacobson officiating as installing Off
Ger. Service was held in Franklin in
the forenoon, Zion in the afternoon
and Emmanuel Viroqua church in the
evening. Large congregations filled
the three churches to overlooking
Rev Bergen is very pleasant gen
tleman and we welcome him to our
city.
Want your developing of films
and printing Of pictures done right?
Let Jasperson do IL.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-07
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF

hereby announce myself a candidate
from the town of Franklin for nomination for
Sheriff on the Republican ticket and if elected
/ can and l will discharge the duties of the
office to your satisfaction. / will appreciate
your support at this time.
SAMUEL GORSLINE
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-07
STAR PROGRAM

Saturday and Sunday - THE
GREAT TOERS MYSTERY with
Gladys Leslie and "PETTICOATS
.AND PANTS" a screaming farce COM
edy with Bobbie Vernon and all star
oaef
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-07
PAY DOG TAX

Dog taxes on all dogs in the town
of jefferson are due, and should be
paid to me at once. You will find me
at my store at Esofea.
CARL JOHNSON, Clerk.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-07
Base Ball Prize Winners

Sherman Hastings, base hit. Bun
ny Kuehn, first score. Pat Garin, 3
flies. Pat, Bunny and Vanderbilt of
DeSOto tied for most runs, two each.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-07
Special Prizes

The tallest Woodman was Jack
Buckles, of course. The shortest, Gil
bert Walling, certainly Mrs. Glen
Mullen produced the youngest baby on
the grounds - born April 2Sth. Mrs.
Albert Carmichael carried away the
prize for the tallest woman. Mrs. w.
E. Butt showed the judges &c inches of
hair, the longest among eight contest
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-07
IaFarge Rand

Following the stunt program, the
LaFarge band held forth at the pavil-
lion for two hours, playing well high
grade of music Leader Halle Green
certainly has a fine bunch of musicians
who are a credit to their town.