Elk herd at Trout Lake in good health despite harsh winter
Wisconsin state officials report the Trout Lake elk herd remains healthy after severe winter conditions. Four of seven spring calves survived, with uncertainty over calf deaths blamed on confinement bulls rather than disease. The 280 acre enclosure will expand to 600 acres, and plans include more stock from Montana to boost the herd while preventing inbreeding by exchanging a yearling spikehorn with the Mattison zoo.
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Camels Organize Protest Against Dry Laws in Wisconsin
Secretary C. J. Diegle of the Camels says the organization aims to counter prohibition by leveraging federal power. He predicts a prolonged fight as supporters plan to take the case to the U S Supreme Court. Wisconsin Camel membership stands at about 10 000 with a projected rise to over 50 000 after the next election.
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C. J. Diegle
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U. S. Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Karo Syrup Promotes Thrifty Baking And Candy
During price rises, Karo becomes a symbol of economy. Blue Label Karo is shown as versatile for pancakes and various desserts. It advises using Karo to sweeten stews and desserts, and promotes Karo Home-made Candy as wholesome and cheaper than store candy for children.
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