Trempealeau County Fair highlights top youth winners
Judd Brown, 10, Trempealeau, won six beef and sheep trophies including grand champion steer and overall grand champion breeding female. Barb Sabra of Blair claimed grand champion market lamb and grand champion ewe, with Barb also reserve grand champion ram. Charlie Passa of Osseo showed the grand champion ram, twin to the fair’s reserve ram. Marlin Subra, 23, previously won grand champion market lamb in his first year here. The Subra family now has about 30 registered Suffolk ewes. Other top showmen and rate of gain champions are named from Ettrick, Independence, Arcadia, Whitehall, and nearby towns.
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Judd Brown
Trempealeau
Trempealeau County Fair
Jerry Brown
Trempealeau County
Ing
Barb Sabra
Blair
Charlie Passa
Osseo
Barb Subra
Ene
Marlin
Minnesota
Mr. Brown
Brenda Butman
Ettrick
Connie George
Arcadia
Ms. George
Whitehall
Brent Howard
Strum
John Butman
Shelly Symitczek
Galesville
Roxie Kriesel
Dara Miles
Arin Miles
Raina Rachi
Wether
Market Lamb
Midwest Gas Co
Mr. Guse
Stephanie
Market Barrow
Duroe
Dan
Farley sisters claim top honors at Trempealeau Fair
Darcie Farley 15 of Galesville and her sister Desi 13 traded their first picks this year and Darcie exhibited the grand champion market hog at Trempealeau County Fair. Last year Desi held the grand champion barrow title as the sisters finished first and second as champion intermediates.
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Darcie Farley
Galesville
Desi
Darcie
Trempealeau County Fair
Barrow
Stephanie Guse
Whitehall
Royal Credit Union of
Debbie Smikrud
Gary
Elsie Smikrud
York
Trempealeau auction totals forty thousand plus dollars
Trempealeau County Fair livestock sale grossed 36602.60 from 60 steers hogs and lambs, topping Juneau County sale totals. Connie George Arcadia led with a 1390 pound reserve champion steer at 1.35 per pound to Cub Foods, while Judd Brown Trempealeau sold a 1215 pound grand champion steer at 1.40 to Skogens IGA.
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Trempealeau County Fair
Juneau County
Trempealeau County
Connie George
Arcadia
Cub Foods
Judd Brown
Trempealeau
Skogens Iga
Theodore May named Trempealeau 4-H and youth agent
Theodore May, former Adams County teacher and Wisconsin Assembly candidate, becomes 4-H and youth agent in Trempealeau County. A Michigan native with a UW Stevens Point masters, he directed Upham Woods and taught biology ec ology and outdoor skills. He seeks county outreach and a countywide aluminum can recycling program to fund 4-H projects.
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Theodore May
Wisconsin Assembly
Adams County
4-H
Trempealeau County
Mr. May
Michigan
Natural Resources
University of Michigan
Wisconsin
Adams Friendship High School
Uw-Stevens Point
Upham Woods Environmental Center
Galesville
May
Trempealeau county fair features top dairy cattle wins
At Trempealeau County Fair Melinda Bohlinger 13 showed the supreme cow Keeter, a four year old Holstein. Her siblings Justin 11 and Valerie 9 earned trophies as champion beginning showman and top showman in the 4 H Explorer division with Skippy Doo. Other youths from Osseo Whitehall Arcadia Melrose and Independence displayed junior and breed champions across Holstein Jersey Guernsey Brown Swiss and Ayrshire cattle.
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Trempealeau County Fair
Melinda Bohlinger
Willard
Katie Bohlinger
Independence
Justin
Valerie
Nathan Torpen
Osseo
Tammie Hoff
Arcadia
Laurie Anderson
Whitehall
Jennifer Waller
Melrose
Wendy Lakey
Trempealeau
Guernsey
Pat Schorbahn
Keeter
Irempealeau
Valerie Bohlinger
Willard and
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Barb
Subra
Sara Aleckson
Cheryl Schank
Stacey Schultz
Whoto
Philip J. Tremblay
Dan Guse
Desi Farley
Farley Girls
Ludeman’s South Alma Cheese
Alma Center
Nest
Paula Tenneson
State Bank of Independence
Eric Sonsalla
Trempealeau County Mutual Insurance Co
Ken
LuAnne Farley
Route 1
Eau Claire
Brenda Wright
Richard Havre
Bohlinger
Stephanie Goplin
Anne
Bob Goplin
Danielle
Sarah Anderson
Marilyn Paulson
Supreme
Rup J. Tremblay
Philip J Tremblay
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