Trempealeau cable TV near for farm families in county
Trempealeau County faces a key hurdle in building the nations first rural cable TV system for farm homes. Rod Moen and Arcadia attorney Bill Koslo travel to Washington to press FmHA for a 15 year pole use agreement with the local electric co op NSP and Tri County Telephone to secure a $1.4 million loan. If approved the system could reach 6,000 farm homes and eight school districts with 20 channel service at $7 monthly.
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Trempealeau County
Washington, D.C
Rod Moen
Kellogg
Arcadia
Bill Koslo
Farmers Home Administration
Moen
Washington
Mr. Moen
Mr. Koslo
Western Wisconsin Communications Co-op
WWCC
FWHA
Fmha
The
Rural Electric Cooperative
REC
Tri-County Telephone Co-op
Northern States Power Co
Whitehall
Independence
Eleva-Strum
Osseo-Fairchild
Blair
Taylor
Gale- Ettrick-Trempealeau
Communications Co-Op
NSP
Telephone Co-Op
Western Wisconsin Communications Cooperative
Electric Co-Op
Larry Dahl
Willis Capps
Chicago
Wisconsin
U.S
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Trempealeau Farmers
Alvin Baldus
James Thornton
United States
Gordon Meistad
Trempealeau County Rural Electric Cooperative
Meisted
Carter
Federal Communication Commission
Rural Electrification Administration
REA
FEHA
USDA
Koslo
W.K. Kellogg Foundation of
Battle Creek, Mich
Kellogg Foundation
Uw-Stout
U.S. Navy
American Electronics of
Lansdale
Rod Moon
Jane Matchey
Polfus
H.D. Pkup
IHC
Polfus Implement Inc
New Richmond
Wisc
Wayne
Arthur Batho
Plum City
Wis
G. Rollins & Sons, Inc
Stanley, WI
Humke's Feed & Farm
Longwood
Wayne Animal Health Ales
Curtiss, WI
Grange Hall
Christie Feed & Farm Service
Christie, WI
Hone
Tracys
A.P
James Sacia
Chippewa Falls
Shicac