Wisconsin Growers Harvest Greatest Seed Potato Crop
Wisconsin farmers report over 4600 acres of certified seed potatoes passed field inspections this year. College of Agriculture plant pathologists note output will supply pedigreed seed of 15 varieties for next spring planting. Northern counties host most seed production with multiple university inspections and a final state check at shipping. Chief varieties include Chippowa Cobbler Triumph Sebago Russet Rural and Katahdin.
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Wisconsin Junior Growers Win Six National Awards
Wisconsin junior growers earned two sectional championships and four state awards at the National Junior Vegetable Growers Association convention in Boston. Mae Gnauck and Dorothy De Young each won 100 prizes from 6000 in A P Food Stores scholarships for vegetable production and marketing.
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Drift of a yacht and drift toward liberty
An aging wreck in mid river tells of a perilous night when a captain drilled a hole to save all aboard. The tale links to a broader warning about central planning and the drift from individual liberty toward government control, urging a turn back to freedom.
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Seed harvest doubles for 1946 certified crop run
The 1946 certified seed harvest covered about a thousand acres, surpassing last year's total. Varieties listed include Red Warha Se quoia Menomonee Pontiac Rus set Burbank Russet Sebago Mitte Rose Erie and White Bu.
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Hatred as Poison Destroys Blood Health and Love
A stark quotation by Charles Beaudelaire compares hatred to a lethal poison. It asserts hatred corrupts blood health sleep and two thirds of love, emphasizing its destructive inner impact.
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Greendale Boards Clash Over Teacher Pay Bonus
Greendale village and school boards failed to agree but approved a $6452 cost of living bonus for teachers at a meeting against village wishes. Village trustees accuse the school board of a reorganizat ion plan collapse amid broader local disputes. Wisconsin agricultural cooperatives sold $273 million in farm products last year.
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Hazards and Toy Safety Advice From Riley Station
Advice lists hazards to children including small swallowable toys and hummable objects, toys with removable parts, poisonous paint, glass or button eyes on stuffed animals, non approved electrical toys, sharp edged tools, and complex toys beyond a child's strength. It warns against sit rifles chemistry sets bows and arrows and dangerous tools unless supervised, along with motor scooters and unapproved electric toys.
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