Scouts Overcome Trials On Grand Rapids Trip And Court Of Honor Session
The Bop Scouts of America Troop Five returned from a long trip beyond Nekoosa in excellent shape and enjoyed a supper hosted by Mrs Hopslowski. The Court of Honor met at Scout Headquarters with Thomas Dutcher earning the First Class Badge and Thomas Nash plus Geral Smith advancing in merit badges. Interested in upcoming merit badges gardening and birdhouse projects were promoted.
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Nekoosa
Hopslowski
Court of Honor
Scout
Nash
Knapp
Father Reding
Matt
Thomas Dutcher
Thomas Nash
Geral Smith
Nas
Scout Smith
Scouts of
Grand Rapids
Birch Lodge
Harding
BM. Rahn
Milla
Mack
Gerald Smith
Tom Dutcher
Meade Reeves
M. B.coweh
K. Rover
Coniendubed
Thom
Herbert Peck
Dutcher
K. C. Mall
John McCarthy
Ohio
Ket
St. Lawrence School
Milk price protest urged by Wisconsin veterinarians
The Central Wisconsin Association of Graduate Veterinarians adopted resolutions protesting reductions in farmers milk prices. They cited attorney Alvin Reis examining production costs and a February price of 24 cents per eight gallon can. The group urged no further cuts until all dairy prices are aligned and quality remains paramount.
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E. L. Philipp
Alvin C. Reis
Norton
Central Wisconsin Association of Graduate Veterinarians
St Itl Miceling
Marshfield
State Division of Markets
Wisconsin Divison
Central
Wisconsin Association of Chorale Veterinarians
Plans Survey of Pulp Wood Influence on Industry
An official push by the Agriculture department backs Senator Poindexter’s bill for a $1,000,000 survey of pulp wood on public domain and nearby private lands to map timber types, accessibility, and future supply. The plan aims to foster west and Alaska mills and guide reforestation and sustained newsprint production.
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United States
Alaska
Wisconsin
Lake
Anani
Department of Agriculture
Forest Service
Secretary of Agriculture
A. Dg. Gronna
Poindexter
Timber survey targets pulp mill potential in western states
Officials outline a phased study focusing on timber availability for pulp and paper in the north Rocky Mountain and Pacific coast states and southeastern Alaska. The effort will gather extensive data for broad areas while detailing promising zones for early development.
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North
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Alaska
Kids Still Go Free in St Louis League Vote
The St Louis Nationals continue a free admission policy for boys aged 10 to 16 despite a league ruling against the practice. The decision persists as organizers maintain the program intended to support youth participation and attendance at games.
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St. Louis
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Wyse
Ireland
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St. Patrick's Day
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Cardinals
Iist Geasan
Rae Apd
Bill Hart
Square Deal
Sanderson
Carling
Alex Norris
Weisel
St. North
Printzess
Hooter
Eac
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