Memorial Service Keeps Pioneer Church Memory Alive
A 105 year old bell will beam across fields as the Bloomer Prairie Church marks its 57th annual memorial service. The event gathers descendants and community members to recall Scandinavian settlers who built Wisconsin dairy farms south of Bloomer. Services start 10:30 a.m. with The Star Spangled Banner and end an hour later with God Bless America. The note of history extends beyond the service to the church grounds, cemetery association duties, and a post service chicken dinner in Bloomer. The effort preserves the rural church’s legacy with attendees like Herman Mullen and longtime organist Mrs. Hanson, reflecting years of attendance and dedication.
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Harry) Hanson
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Wisconsin farmer keeps working team of Belgians on 25 acre corn
Caryville farmer Pat Haddeman still uses Deb and Roxie the Belgian horses for plowing 15 acres of a 25 acre field amid modern tractors. He recalls starting with horses at age ten and says the team offers quiet, flexible work and rewarding straight driving. The farm hosts visitors and tours as Haddeman plans to husk corn by hand this fall, despite occasional tractor use after a horse setback.
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Weather Outlook Pleasant Warm Days For Haymaking
Forecast shows good weather for hay, with highs in the mid to upper 70s and lows in the low to mid-50s. Clear to partly cloudy skies expected through the period.
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