La Crosse County School of Agriculture and Domestic Economy - Agric Yearbook (Onalaska, WI)

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NINETEEN HUITDRED T H E A GI R 1 C AND TWENTY TWO nnunulmuuunmlmnlnmllmmnnnmununnnuunmnmuumumm nmumn nulnun unununulmum:uumnumnnnm lmInullnuulInt1llrlmlullnllllulllll miriam! m mumumomomtxmnmuibom nm rm lm lunlnlnullunmlunllnumllllnlullluulull lnmmn nnulumnmnull uunuru nn: When Better Automobiles Are Built- Buick Will Build Them. 'Wil .Q sg N . . XXX X X N .gi s x ziiifl X F OX POS . UIC O. r U . I 129 N. Th1rd St. b Telephone 123 Y O c , LA CROSSE, WIS. bmumhium 3 1011201 mwmumlxdblcfb tial Willys-Knight SLEEVE-VALVE MOTOR IMPROVES .WITH USE The Willys-Knight sleeve- valve motor hits on no cylinders.i Its telescopic sleeves slide on a surface of oil, with- out friction, without wear, without need of .adjust- ment for thousands of miles. A Owners have covered 100,000 miles and more at a cost for re- pairs low enough to appear un- believable. La Crosse Overland Co 5th and State Sts. La Crosse, Wis. ggllulllll 11010101411 1101111 muiomumuiq mum 11111 m mlm mum 1110111 m !! -! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !i! !! ,! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! U! lihm IInullnllllllllnIllllllllllIullllullllllnlllll mlx-mt11030-mllmillrlumnmuinmllmlliuix This Monogram On Your Hub Cap fm Assures You Economical Transpor- tation EVERY DAY. Cameron Motor Car Co. LACROSSE, - WISCONSIN mnmuml J' ,f f 4 QA! NN occ: goat: un C Quo fi .X la

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