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Country Today

Location

Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1978

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4

Old Farmer Q&A on Hand Motions and Guilt Admonition

An old note from San dusky Ohio asks about origin of finger movements like stick whittling and the ad monition Shame, shame. It links hand washing to guilt removal and adds home hint about plastic wrap in the fridge. Weather forecast mentions New England clear and warm, sunny south, rainy cool north.

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Seven Day Outlook for Eau Claire May 24 30

Normal high and low temperatures listed by the National Weather Service for Eau Claire during May 24 to 30. Daily highs range from 71 to 73 degrees and lows from 47 to 50, with averages from 59 to 61 degrees.

Eau Claire National Weather Service

Rain Lags Across West Central Wisconsin Weather Week

Rain remained scarce in west central Wisconsin last week with only Clark Jackson and Trempealeau counties reporting measurable moisture. Highs reached into the 80s across the region while Polk logged the week’s top temperature at 87 and lows fell to the 32s in Buffalo and Rusk counties. Dunn County saw a low of 42, the only 30s recorded in the area.

Buffalo Chippewa Clark Dunn Eau Claire Jackson Pepin Pierce Polk Rusk St Croix Trempealeau Wisconsin Clark County Jackson and Polk County Dunn County

Food imports and exports shape U.S. prices says Purdue expert

Purdue economist Joseph Uhl notes rising food imports outpace exports and that exports now cover about one fifth of cropland. He cites a tripling of export values and a fivefold rise in imports from 1964-66 to 1974-76, with the U.S. holding 16 percent of global agricultural trade and imports affecting prices, diets, and farmer incomes.

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