Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-07-12
WITH THE COUNTY AGENT
HI Spots From the County Agrieul-
tural Agents Office
Cow Testing Notes


lus Sebion, Westby, directors.
The following is list Of the twelve
highest producing cows IN the associa-
ton for the month of June.
Owner Of COW; name of COW; breed;
pounds OF milk; per cent Of milk;
pounds of butterfat:
Edw. j. Dahl. Blacky, CD, 177e.
Lou Clements. Ne. 3, G,H.. 1873.
I3.9, 57.4
Marvin Dorwin, Golden Kings Cow
slip. Ri. 14I0, 3.S. $50.
Edw. ]. Dahl, Hilda, G.G., l14o. AZ,
$50.
I Lou Clements. No 5, Oh, 1929, SIS,
500.
Edw. ]. Dahl. Lizette of Sunny VAL
ley, R.G., S94, Sc, SOL.
Wm.F.Lindemann, No, ., CD, 1928.
IA, 49.6.
Vernon Co. Asylum No. g., Cd
ITO, ~, 49.1.
1890, 81, AIT.
476.
Alfred FrOiland, No. 70, CD, 1856.
Vernon Co. Asylum, No. 57B. Cd,
SVNe o., 4o.S.
Guernsey Cattle Notes
The latest report comes to this Of
flee from Genoa stating that all plans
have been completed for the all day
Guernsey celebration on Sunday, July
18th at the home of A. J. Malin Mr.
| Malin informs us that he has ordered
, exceptionally good weather for that
fday and believes that his order will be
; filled. Everyone is cordially invited
to spend July 10th at MIR. Mains
farm.
: Badger Press Caravan
/, Starts From kilbourn
Eight of Wisconsin's most produc-
tive counties will be on dress parade
! from August 3rd to August 18th. Mem
bers Of the Wisconsin Press Associa-
ton viii visit these rich crop and stock
centers at that time, on their second
annual Seeing Wisconsin-First tour.
: Assembling at Kilbourn in Column
bia county on Thursday, August 8,
the editors will be entertained by the
lKilbourn Business Club and then leave
a by the modern Caravan Route" for
l lBaraboo and the Devils Lake region.
While in Columbia and Sank coun-
ties the editors will be piloted by Jas.
f. Jones, editor of the Kilbourn Week
lly Events: Roland j. Osborne, Sank
4 County Democrat; F. J.. and G. H.
: Hood, Baraboo Republic; and H. E.
Cole and H. X. Page, Baraboo News.
) Leaving Baraboo on Saturday morn
ing the editors will journey over state
, highway thirty-three to Lacrosse, Wis
iting enroute Ablemen Narrows, Reeds
burg, Wonewoc, Hillsboro, Ontario,
Cashton. Portland and Middle Ridge.
E. d. Liddle, agricultural agent for
Monroe county, will accompany the
delegation from Baraboo into the vi
, Iroqua country where the Vernon Coun-
ty "hired man." +. w. Schelling, will
, aid the committee in presenting the
agricultural resources Of that district
; to the editors.
Z The special committee on the Bara-
boo Lat Crosse lap of the journey will
! include Editors B. E. Walters Of the
. Reedsburg Times and George j. Sea-
mans, Reedsburg Free Press; Leslie
lP. Shear, Wonewoc Reporter, w. o.
Shear, Hillsboro Sentry Enterprise; f.
H. Brown. Cashton Record; Mark r.
Byers Lacrosse Tribune and Leader;
Arthur A. Bentley, Lacrosse Weekly
Review; and Adolf Candrian of the
Lacrosse Nordstern.
While in Lacrosse the party will be
guests of the Lacrosse Automobile
Club and shown the beauties of Wis
Ieonsin's noted -four city. A brief en-
tertainment win be provided for the
evening hours by the Lacrosse Com
munity Club, which is noted through
out the state for itssoriginal programs.
Journeying south from Lacrosse the
delegation will again traverse Vernon
county, seeing more Of its excellent
stock and crop raising areas. While
in Vernon county the party will be d.
: rected by a special committee includ-
ing County Agent Schelling and II. +.
Goldsmith og the Vernon County Cen
sor.
1t is expected that when the party
breaches Prairie du Chen it will be en-
larged by the addition of a group of
Iowa publishers, who viii accompany
the Badgers on the remainder of the
/, journey. A side trip will be made to
lMcGregor, Iowa. The afternoon and
evening will be spent in visiting his
torie places and in enjoying a boat
ride on the Mississippi river.
While in Crawford county the dele
cation viii be regaled by a committee
/ including Agricultural Agent Mehrton
I, Wright; j. II. Frazier, Crawford Coun-
. ty Press; and II. E. Howe, Prairie du
Chen Courier
Crossing I he Wisconsin River at
Bridgeport, the procession will travel
over Grant county TO Fennimore, from
: Fennimore to Platteville and then
across into Iowa county, touching
: IDodgeville and Mineral Point. In one
! of the Wisconsin lead and zinz mining
counties, opportunity viii be given to
visit one of the mines in that vicinity
and q stop VIII be made at the site
. of the old capitol building at Belmont.
In addition to this County Agent Paul
F. Graf, the Grant county committee
lccnsists of A. L. Sherman of the Her
aid; c. NJ. DuHamel Of the Teller at
Lancaster; K. J. and H. E. Roethe of
the Times at Fennimore; and Robert
/. Dugdale, Grant County News; VIM.
M. Rindlaub, Witness and C. II. Crib
bic of the Journal at Platteville.
1 To honor one of the veteran mem
bers of their association, the members
expect to make special trip TO Min
Ieral Point, the home Of George Craw-
ford, Of the Iowa County Democrat.
The local committee to welcome the
Visitors to Iowa county viii consist Of
John NJ Reese, Of the DodgeviIle
Chronicle; Granville Trace Of the
EDodgeville Sun-Republic; B. j. Ben
nett, Mineral Point Tribune; Robert
n. Crawford, Iowa County Democrat;
and Tnuufv A gent II r. Noble