06 Aug 1943
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Newspaper
Hustisford News
Location
Hustisford, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1943
Page
1
Volunteers from the local fire company took three prizes at the Dodge County Firemen's Association tournament in Lebanon. Marching won 1st prize, full dress uniform won 1st prize, and the largest company in attendance earned 2nd prize. Fire Chief Roland Radloff led the team with his crew.
Tohn Hahn of Neosho, age 65, collapsed and died Sunday. Doctor W. J. Schmidt, county coroner, was summoned to conduct an inquest into Hahn's death.
Wisconsin seed grain outlook favorable with oats strong and above average. Barley rated only fair after late spring rust and heat drought. Wieland variety healthy in Dodge County while most others show poor performance.
The report outlines wartime farm needs including Kiarm And Home Lines i jees wax as a new farm product for war. It notes two destroyer escort vessels named for fallen 4 H Club members and Uncle Sam purchasing 10 million pounds of turkey for holiday meals. Wisconsin dairy farmers build a war chest to promote dairy postwar while a Fond du Lac group forms the Wisconsin Milk Sanitarians. Copper wire is scarce for farmers, and USDA War Boards manage distribution. Pig farrowing rises 13 percent to over 2.75 million this spring, and baby chick hatcheries set records with more than 1.25 billion chicks hatched in the first half of 1943.
A 1935 analysis argues quantity buying and selling favor big city stores but fails to net savings for Hustisford shoppers. It explains higher freight, distribution, and advertising costs offset any price gaps, and notes local redress and service differ from distant chain promises.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a traveler from Klamath Falls visiting tropical South Anvellon where Maards allegedly carried bloody discharge from the eyes to several feet. Details are sparse and unclear.
Dodge County households urged to save one tablespoon of waste fat daily during the WPB fat salvage drive. With 14,284 families, this would yield glycerin for 685,632 aircraft shells, per the drive’s national collector.
August 3 1943 list from Hustisford Hospital records shows admissions for Mrs Clarence Peck of Whitewater Mrs Emerson Crucknon of Kingston Miss Tillie Wievel of Richland Center and others Discharges include Ed Miller of Winneconne Emil Laversdorf of Juneau Hilbert Graunke and family from Hustisford Albert Martwig of Juneau and more residents from Ashippun Horicon and Oconomowoc.
A fragmentary notice mentions a drive on Bath Migs with heated tea and a rodent issue. The readable text is unclear and lacks concrete entities or a coherent event to confirm a full news item.
County Clerk Walter Obeidek reported licenses applied for this week in Juneau. Names listed include Clarence Reed and Elizabeth Rettich of Beaver Dam, Kenneth Bloor of Fox Lake, Lillian Lloyd of Randolph, Charles Bernard and Theresa Werner of Oak Grove, Norbert Neis of Reeseville, and Mildred Krause of Reeseville.
The Roll of Honor lists patrons and prices for hogs and cattle trades. Entries include Hog subscription to The News, various prices for hogs and bulls, and names such as Erwin Pollnow Emil Kirchoff John Schwarz Theo Hegers with dates in 1943 944 and 944.
Moist mash fed with milk whey or water keeps hens productive in heat, says Barry Hayes extension poultryman at the University of Wisconsin. Feed in troughs at noon or atop dry mash. chickens eat until full in about 16 to 18 minutes. Outdoor range and green feed advised for all flocks, including backyard stock and commercial poultrymen.
Fragmentary OCR notes an estimated 1 560 000 in the United States who are classified as sawmen playibles, a figure mentioned amid boom times.
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