The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-02-12
SALEM TO HAVE
FARM INSTITUTE
Great Preparations Being
Made for Farmers In
stitute at Salem.
OFFER MANY PRIZES

the biggest ana DeSL 1nSLlIutS Oh ASo
kind ever held in that community.
Fred w. Becker, who is in charge of
the arrangements for the institute, an
nounced the regulations regarding ex-
hibits. The exhibits must bes COM
posed entirely of grains grown in Ke-
nosha county during tn e1924 season
and must be entered by Kenosha coun-
ty residents.
The prize winning poster last year,
which is being used extensively this
year to advertise the institute, is "The
Farm Wheel of Fortune" 1t is the
work of Arthur Bloss Jr. of Salem, a
Kenosha county lad.
Program is Announced.
The program for the two-day con-
vention was announced today to be
as follows:
Tuesday, Feb. IL.
10000 a. m. - HThe Farm Income and
Diversifcation," Mr.. Scott; "How
Small Fruits Can Help the Family
Purse" Mr.. Kuehner. 100 p. m. =
Results with Farm Trials with Phos-
phate," Mr.. Williams; "Do You Want
Another Institute?" Mr.. Scott; Turn
ing Home Orchards to Profits" Mr..
Kuehner; Feeding the Herd Real
Problem now" Mr.. Scott. $500 p. M
One Hour Progam, Local Talent;
when the Rails Met" Mr.. Scott.
Wednesday, Feb. IS.
10000 a. m. Sweet Clover Pas
ture," Mr.. Scott; "Pills for the Ills of
Grains" Mr.. Brann. 100 p. m. "Py-
rutol Takes the Backache Out of Many
a Job," Mr.. Rowlands; "Do You Want
Another Institute ?"s Mr.. Scott; "Bet-
ter Potatoes for the Farm Table," Mr..
Brann; Things We Want to Do in
1925 The Revival" Mr.. Williams.
L. E. Scott, Stanley; G. L. Kuehner,
College of Agriculture, Madison; ]. w.
Brann, College of Agriculture, Madi-
son; w. A. Rowlands, College Of Agri-
culture, Madison;J. S. Williams, Coun-
ty Agent, Kenosha. Local chairman,
William Griffin.
Kenosha Kiwanis club entertains
Wednesday evening, Feb. IS.
The committee has found it impos-
sible to furnish woman's institute
as first planned because of an inability
to secure speaker.
Prizes Are Listed.
s In addition to the attractive program
for the two days, long list of prizes
has been FURNISHED by prominent bust
ness men Of the county for the various
exhibits.
The prize list follows:
10 Ears Golden Glow Corn First,
sack of flour, G. E. Thomas, Salem;
second, 81 merchandise, Bell Cloth
ing house, Kenosha.
10 Ears Silver King Corn First,
So merchandise, Austin Shoe company,
Kenosha; second, 81 merchandise, Bell
Clothing house, Kenosha.
10 Ears Murdoch Corn = First, So
merchandise, Isermann Bros, Keno
sha; second, 81 merchandise, Barden
Store, Kenosha.
10 Ears Wisconsin No. 8 Corn -
First, So merchandise, Wilbur Lumber
company, Silverlake; second, 81 mer-
chandise, Johnson Hansen Clothing
company, Kenosha.
10 Ears Any Other Variety of Corn
- First, So merchandise, Balm Hard
ware company, Kenosha; second, 81
merchandise, Pitts Paint store, Keno
sha.
10 Ears Any Variety of Sweet Corn
- First, 10 gallons of gasoline, NJ. j.
Siebert, Salem; second, 81 merchan-
disc, Dewey Hardware company, Keno
sha.
10 Ears Any Variety of Popcorn =
First, So merchandise, Isermann Bros,
Kenosha; second, 81 merchandise, Dew
ey Hardware company, Kenosha.
/ Peck Yellow Oats First, 81 mer-
chandise, J. A. Peterson Shoe com
pany, Kenosha; second, 81 merchan-
disc, IsermannJ Bros, Kenosha.
1 Peck White Oats - First, one pail
of Calf Meal, John Evans, Salem; Sec
ond, 81 merchandise, Greetings Clothes
shop, Kenosha.
l Peck Rye - First, So merchandise,
Gordon's Clothes shop, Kenosha; Sec
ond, 81 merchandise, Dewey Hardware
company, Kenosha.
/ Peck Winter Wheat First, five
gallons motor oil, Salem Motor COM
pany, Salem; second, 81 merchandise,
Johnson Hansen Clothing company,
Kenosha.
/ Peck Spring Wheat First, auto
seat cushion, A. G. Hartnell & Son,
Salem; second, 81 merchandise, Bell
Clothing house, Kenosha.
/ Peck Barley = First, 81 merchan-
disc, American Wooden Mill, Kenosha;
second, 81 merchandise, Johnson Han
sen Clothing company, Kenosha.
l Peck Buckwheat First, SITS
horse whip, G.. B. Meyers, Kenosha;
second, 81 merchandise, Bell Clothing
house, Kenosha.
l Peck Early Potatoes First,
smoking stand, Bode Furniture store,
Kenosha; second, 81 merchandise,
Bell Clothing house, Kenosha.
1 Peck Late Potatoes - First, box
of cigars, Fox River Winter Gardens,
Salem, R. No. %; second, 81 merchan-
disc, Richter & Holtdorf, Silverlake.
Plate of Apples - First, 81 mer-
chandise, Austin Shoe company, Keno
sha; second, 81 merchandise, R. T.
Button, Silverlake.
Loaf of Home Baked White Bread -
First, 81 merchandise, Barden Store,
Kenosha; second, 81 merchandise, C.
B. Vaughn, Silverlake.
1 Dozen Doughnuts - First, 81 mer-
chandise, Barden Store, Kenosha; Sec
ond, 81 merchandise, j. E. Dalton, Sill
verlake.
Layer Cake First, five-pound fruit
cake, Atlas Bakeries, Milwaukee; Sec
ond, 81 merchandise, Richter & Holt
dorf, Silverlake.
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