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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1962
Page
13
A Michigan Artificial Breeders Coop Newsletter emphasizes udder health and proper milking. It warns that udder form and cleanliness affect milk quality, and stresses careful milking practices, timely treatment of injuries, and respectful handling of udders to ensure rewards.
A four bedroom house stands on the historic Magarell farm at Cumberland replacing the older structure. Built three years ago by current owners Harold Wohlenhaus and family, the farm is nearly a century old and has been in the Wohlenhaus name for 54 years. The lower photo shows the Magarell house as it appeared in 1909 when the farm sold to Wohlenhaus' grandfather.
The Wohlenhaus family of Harold Wohlenhaus and three children Kathryn 18 Bill 15 Fred 12 moved to a 460 acre farm two miles south of Cumberland and built a four bedroom home about two years ago. The Magarells who settled Civil War times sold the land to John Shephard around 1900. Cumberland formed in 1885 with Reno previously serving as the town nearby.
Wohlenhaus, a lifelong cattleman, manages about 200 Angus and Hereford cattle on 225 acres with 30 to 40 hay acres. He markets cattle on the Omaha and Chicago markets, relies on neighbor help and his two boys Bill and Fred for farm labor, while his wife LiRoyse teaches at Cumberland-Massena schools. Kathryn Wohlenhaus, 18, plans to major in drama and speech at Hastings College. The family attends St John’s United Christian church and supports Edna township as a long-time trustee and bank director.
A cheerful exchange recalls a past beach holiday nearly a year ago and jokes about how to spend it this year. The dialogue features George and another speaker noting the date and dialing in a humorous punchline about time and plans.
The article urges smokers to consider health risks as cigarettes gain popularity. It implies non-smokers may seem less concerned about health and cautions readers about tobacco use.
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