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Newspaper
Country Today
Location
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1987
Page
19
A group of 20 Alices gathered to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Alice in Dairyland. The earliest attendee from the 1948 program is Margaret McGuire Blott, shown at the upper right beside a man. Other Alices are listed on Page 21. Photo by Jim Massey.
Wisconsin's Alice in Dairyland program has produced 39 alumnae who continue to promote the state’s products. Six past Alices share how the year shaped their careers, relationships, and lifelong commitment to Wisconsin agriculture, noting the program’s lasting marketing impact.
A 60 acre La Crosse County grove hosts one of the nation’s last American Chestnut stands. The trees, survivors of blistering blight, draw visitors from across the country including officials from the American Chestnut Foundation and UW La Crosse faculty. Local owners Robert and Delores Rhyme maintain the site, noting blight signs but ongoing growth on the west facing slope amid oaks, maples and spruces.
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