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Hustisford News

Location

Hustisford, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1943

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Village Announces 1943 Tax Rates With Increase Per Thousand

Village Clerk Erven P Dornfeld releases 1943 tax rates showing a 3.25 increase per $1 000 of assessed valuation from last year due to a $51 025 drop in total village valuation State tax 0 00022417 County 0 08355079 Local 0 04340109 School 0 1 0 14104823 Total 0 027024131 1942 totals listed as well Citizens may obtain their exact figures from Village Treasurer Felix A Roeseler or Dornfeld, by visiting their offices.

Erven P. Dotrnfeld Felix A. Roeseler Erven P. Dornfeld

Karm And Home Lines

The Jefferson county board has allowed more than $1500 in livestock-damage claims from dogs. Fourth quarter battery production allocates 20 percent for farmer sales. Pierce county 4-H projects total value $15,441. In 1948 G. Seyforth notes Harold E. Lange of Lomstock received exclusive use of the herd prefix Hale for Holstein cattle. Wisconsin biochemists say finely ground hoofs boost swine protein. William A. Henry, first dean of the Wisconsin College of Agriculture, will have a Liberty ship named for him now under construction in Portland, Oregon.

Jefferson County Board Pierce County G. Seyforth Harold E. Lange Lomstock Hale William A. Henry Wisconsin College of Agriculture Portland Oregon

Hall of Honor notes soybean meal use in livestock feed

The Hall of Honor reports that over 90 percent of the 1943 soybean crop meal goes to livestock feed despite rising use by military buyers. Dairy cows benefit from evening feed and water. several men are listed with pension-like payments for 1944, while gratitude is extended to patrons.

Part State College Albert Ungland Henry Laabs Robert Gillich Franklin Pieper Art. Stark Arthur Rudolph Engvald Grulke John Nickel Dee

Counties to Receive Agricultural “A” Awards for 1943 Records

Dodge, Dunn and Waushara counties are chosen to receive the agricultural A awards for production records set in 1943. Major Harold Ornstein will present the awards approved by the Army. Top ranked new vegetable variety tested in 1943 is Great Lakes head lettuce developed in Michigan as a cross between two well known varieties.

Dodge Dunn Waushara Agricultural “A Harold Ornstein Army Great Lakes

Discovery of Oxapi Aa in 1883 tale from Oka

A fragment reports an 1883 discovery related to Oxapi Aa on the Oka river area. The sparse text mentions an old tale and a sequence of unclear words, referencing a distant past event without concrete details or corroborating context.

Hospital admissions and bed patent figure from 1038 era

The record cites 9,421,073 hospital admissions in 1038 with one in four becoming a hospital bed patent. It also mentions the Fates Clotho Lachesis and Atropos and notes cameramen on TV sets wear helmets to guard against intense studio light. The term Telescops appears as a further note.

Persens Tz Clotho Lachesis Atropos

Mail Order Decline Spurs Local Merchants Steps Ahead

The 1985 piece argues mail-order houses shrink as chains replicate their tricks. Rural buyers favor small town merchants for quality, service, and personal guarantees. Good roads and national groups aid local merchants to compete and boost the economy.

Wall Street Stor Ismaali

Randolph Man Is An Outstanding Bible Student Now

Randolph John Daniels of Randolph is noted as an outstanding Bible student. He reads the New Testament through twice a month and has completed the Bible about 130 times in five and a half years. He uses spectacles and a magnifying glass, and his Bible is well marked and underlined.

Randolph John Daniels

Obituary notices for Emma Luplow and Wilhelmina Schulz in Juneau

Emma Luplow aged 81 died Friday in Juneau. Funeral at Reformed church led by Rev. Wm. Oelrich. burial in Juneau city cemetery. Born Emma Bellak on September 4, 1862 in Clyman. married Wm. Luplow May 14 1888. Wilhelmina Schulz aged 75 died Sunday in Juneau. Funeral at St. John’s Lutheran with Rev. M. J. Nommensen. burial in Juneau city cemetery. Born February 9, 1863 in Germany. came to America in 1888. married Fred Schulz July 11, 1890.

Emma Luplow Wm. Luplow Juneau the Reformed Church Wm. Oelrich Juneau City Emma Bellak Clyman Wilhelmina Schulz Fred Schulz St. John’s Lutheran Church M. J. Nommensen Wilhelmina Wahl Germany America Fred

Marriage license applications filed in Juneau this week

County Clerk Walter Oberdick reports applications for marriage licenses from Frank Brooks Jr and Trenton Irene Alderden, Randolph Alvin Quandt, Eldoris Spittel, Kenneth Fredrick, and Mildred Hoeft, all at the Juneau office this week.

Walter Oberdick Juneau Frank Brooks Jr Trenton Irene Alderden Randolph

Milwaukee Livestock Market Report from Market Trade

Livestock figures list Leghorn hens roosters ducks geese and dressed poultry with weights and miscellaneous items noted. The report references Heavy Kong Leghorn springs Rock springs and Stags roosters and mentions Milwaukee as the market location.

Kong Leghorn Springs Rock Springs Ceeiee Icc Milwaukee

Dodge County Court House News From Juneau

The December term of Dodge County court officially opens December 7 at 1 30 p m with the calendar to be called. Changes were made last week when the local draft board office moved to the third floor of the new court house addition formerly the soil conservation office.

Dodge County Court House

Hustisford Hospital Notes November 30 1948

November 30 1948 Hustisford Hospital notes list admitted patients Mrs E H Ehlert Palmyra Mrs Melvin Schultz Reeseville Herb Tiede Columbus and two newborn girls to Erwin Kraetezner Lowell on November 25 and Alvin Gase Watertown on November 26 Discharged patients include Mrs Victor Schommer and daughter Hustisford and Robert Weissmann Jefferson.

E. H. Ehlert Palmyra Melvin Schultz Reeseville Herb. Tiede Columbus Erwin Kraetezner Lowell Alvin ‘Gase Watertown Victor Schommer Hustisford Robert Weissmann Jefferson

National Dairy Group Plans Babcock Year Focus

The American Dairy Association announced a nation wide program for dairying centering on Stephen Moulton Babcock. His nutrition work, vitamin research influence, and the Babcock test for milk butterfat are highlighted as foundational to modern dairy science and the association marks his bentennial this year.

Stephen Moulton Babcock American Dairy Association Babcock University of Wisconsin

Tebaces Warcheues largest warehouse in Lexington Kentucky

A Tebaces warehouse in Lexington claims to be among the largest of its kind with 10 000 square feet of space and a record 1 018 008 pounds of tobacco stored at once. The District of Columbia shows high per capita food sales at 194.08 dollars while Mississippi trails at 17.11 dollars. Cleaning brushes can be soaked in turpentine or vinegar, then washed in strong soap for cleaning brushes.

Lexington District of Columbia Mississippi

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Karm and Home Lines Hall of Honor Randolph Man Pearl Harbor Alvin Quandt Beaver Dam Eldoris Spittel Horicon Kenneth Fredrick, Emmet Mildred Hoeft Emmet Warket Report Flustisford Market Dodge County Court House Hustisford Hospital National Dairy Group Enral London New York National Labor Board National Labor Relations Board Niskel Conservation Italy Bock Gadsby the Breet Vincent Wright Les West Point Regular Army National Guard Memez Matthewsen Ater Stee Dacacy Meus Star Bruscbell Russia UBER Adei
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