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Newspaper

Hustisford News

Location

Hustisford, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1941

Page

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County Board to Confer in Groups on Auditor Resignation

Dodge County Board of Supervisors will hold informal group conferences to brief members on Chester M. Stanton's resignation as county auditor and purchasing agent. The plan replaces a general meeting to explain actions taken by the finance committee and the committee on law and legislation.

Dodge County Board of Supervisors Chester M. Stanton Finance Committee Committee On Law and Legislation

New Yicland Oats In Big Demand

Wisconsin announces the new early yellow Vieland oat on the seed market with strong rust and leaf disease resistance. Foundation stock, distributed to about 300 seed growers, aims to yield 150 000 to 200 000 bushels of seed in 1941 for use in 1942. The Wisconsin Experiment Association maintains certified seed rules requiring foundation seed from the College of Agriculture.

Wisconsin Agricultural Station Wisconsin Wisconsin College of Agriculture Wisconsin Experiment Association

Obituary Mrs Jos Morloch Dies in Horicon

Funeral services for Mrs. Jos Morloch who died suddenly Thursday were held Monday at St Malachys with Rev Daniel Garvey officiating. Interment followed in St Malachys Cemetery at Horicon. Born November 11, 1874 in Monostorseg Hungary she came to America in 1907 and had lived in Horicon since.

Jos. Morloch St. Malachy’s Church Daniel Garvey St. Malachy’s Houricon Monostorseg Hungary America Horicon

World Series Excites Fans Across Oceans

The annual World Series in the United States draws major interest from Japanese fans nearly 10 000 miles away. A separate note mentions a race winner earning more than 336 000 and a reference to Christmas and a veterinarian advising humane action. The text includes garbled lines about a federal court and other disjointed items.

America

Godsell Farm Home Near Juneau Destroyed by Fire

The Godsell farm home just south of Juneau, a two story stucco building, was almost totally destroyed by a Thursday fire of unknown origin. Neighbors helped remove some furniture and clothing before Juneau and Wryman firefighters redirected efforts to saving nearby structures.

Thomas Godsell Juneau Wryman

Farm topics and seed health in agriculture

The excerpt notes Farm And Home Lines Hosiery as a major small item in family clothing budgets. It advises starting a garden with disease-free seed to prevent seed borne diseases. It also remarks a migration trend toward city suburbs and indicates most insect pests threatening U.S. agriculture originate abroad according to entomologists.

Wisconsin Farmers Rally With Record Fertilizer Use

Wisconsin farmers used more than 64 thousand tons of commercial fertilizer in 1940 the largest amount on record. Salt is not a cure-all for poultry canker but may help mature birds. Avoid periodic burning of farm woods as ground fires destroy forest litter and impede reforestation.

Wisconsin

Marriage License Applications Filed at Juneau County Clerk

Walter Cherdick’s office in Juneau records multiple filings for marriage licenses this week. Calvin Brandenberg with Hubbard Margaretha Daehr. George Strop with Herman Edna Puls. Wim Schoenfeld Jr. and Helen Milton Beaver. Lester Tallman with Christina Vis Chaster. other couples include Dundee and Beaver Dam residents.

Walter Cherdick Juneau Wim, Schoenfeld Jr Beaver Tian Helen Milton Beaver Dam

Subscriptions paid for the News past week

The Roll of Honor lists patrons who paid one year subscriptions in February March and August from 1941 to 1942. Names include Art Mueller Archie Bros Otto Kirchoff Mire A Plageman Foland Ruehl Mrs Frieda Pah and others. The note thanks all patrons for their support.

Mueller Archie Bros Otto Kirchoff A. Plageman Foland Ruehl Frieda Pah

Supervisor Session Is Looked For

A special Board of Supervisors meeting is expected soon likely around March first. Board members have met daily with the Finance committee to review findings and discuss the County Auditor matter with the committee on law and legislation.

Dodge County Board of Supervisors Committee On Law and Legation

Baby Center To Be Held In March At Juneau

A maternal and child health center will be held on Wednesday March 19 at the County Nurse’s Office in Juneau. Free examinations are offered by the Wisconsin State Board of Health with Dr ES Cameron and Florence Finger assisting, plus members of the Juneau Legion Auxiliary. The centers aim to educate mothers in rural areas and provide health guidance for children birth to six years. Registration hours at the center were not completed in the readable text.

County Nirce Court House Juneau Wisconsin State Board of Health ES. Cameron State Board 1Hyasician Florence Finger R. N Juneau Legion Auxiliary Bureau of Maternal and Child Health State Board of Health Wisconsin Bea

Mothers urged to bring blankets for children in care

Readers are asked to provide a large cloth or wrapping blanket for child comfort. The note cites Florence Finger of R. NM, County Nase, and lists times from 9 A M to 12:30 A M and 1 P M to 3:00 BP M.

Florence Finger R. NM County Nase

Hustisford Randall School Notes Highlight Daily Activities

Miss LaVerne Kaul teaches at Hustisford Randall School where pupils were weighed Monday and six weeks tests were given Tuesday. The sandtable project is The Dutch Village. Morning activity focuses on fair work and scrapbooks. The 8th grade studies The Man Without a Country and geography. 4th to 6th grades start new units in history. students learn about James Audubon. Songs include The Milk You Drink For Lunch Look Both Ways Jays and Sturdy Lad and Ronny Lam. The color scheme for the reunion features green and white with a St Patrick's Day motif.

Perio Jays Rony Lam James Audubon

Schulz Honored for 25 Years with Herman Mutuals

Julius C. Schulz of Iron Ridge marked the twenty five year anniversary with Herman Mutual Insurance Company. A Saturday gathering at the Iron Ridge village hall included board members families and staff. Schulz joined as an office clerk March 1 1916 later becoming secretary and guiding growth from 12 million dollars in 1916 to 30.65 million in 1941 while developing the merit rating system later copied by other firms.

Julius C. Schulz Iron Ridge Herman Mutual Insurance Company Schulz H. F. Ringle Mr. Schulz Mr. Ringle John Steiner Charles Ringle Herman Mutual Wisconsin Wiscconsin England

Agricultural notes on vetches boosting soil nitrogen potential

Agricultural note states vetches yield two to three tons of dry matter per acre and, if plowed under, would add 18 cents to 200 pounds of nitrogen to the soil. Aviation employment rises in California with orders up and 60 percent more workers than year ago. Temple of Selz.

Nota California

Theresa Farmer Tragedy At Feichert Farm In Wisconsin

Sheriff Harold Hammer and coroner Dr. Earl Queckenbush investigated the death at the Feichert farm home south of Theresa on Highway 41. They ruled the death a self inflicted act by William Feichert, 44, and said an inquest was not necessary, citing melancholy as the suspected cause.

Harold Hammer Earl Queckenbush Feichert Theresa William Feichert Ofhers

Dodge County Court House News Juneau Item

In Juneau Dodge county court updates note Circuit Judge Edward Gehl aims for a June hearing on U S citizenship. J and Stallard county club leader leads farm institutes across Dodge county. Highway committee hires patrolmen for trunk and future 1941 system. Sheriff Hammer reports promoters collecting fees from safety clubs via vending machine in courthouse hall.

Edward Gehl U. S J. &. Stallard Dodge County

Market Report Calf and Livestock Prices at Milwaukee Market

Calf market shows 145 lb plus at 11.00, 135-145 at 9.00, lighter ranges from 8.50 to 9.00. Hogs steady with Good lights around 7.75, butchers 7.60-7.85, sows 6.00-7.75. Cattle bids list steers 8.50-18.00, fed heifers 8.50-11.00, cows 7.00-7.50, with vealers 9.00-12.00 and general bulk 10.00-11.00. Prices reflect recent market conditions for Milwaukee buyers.

Bologna Ventura

Wisconsin Farms Grow Bigger Despite Fewer in Number

Wisconsin farms are fewer in number but larger on average. The 1985 census shows an average farm size of 122 acres, up 5 acres from 1985, while the total number of farms fell by 6.6 percent and land in farms declined 2.5 percent. Despite fewer farms, land and building values dropped from 1985 levels, with buildings accounting for nearly half of farm value.

Wisconsin

Hustensford School Echoes Prom Plans and Classroom Projects

Junior class readies for May prom with Marvin Feller as prom king yet to choose a queen. Mrs Giese and Mira Ulrich visit as students display Civil War artifacts, Eskimo village models, and reading awards. Lincoln childhood themes discussed in language class.

Robert Kohn Xomks Ronald Kueh Alyce Fluckhan Giese Mira Frances Ulrich Abraham Lincoln Virginia Essman Vajleda Radlof

Oechsner Couple Observe Second Wedding Anniversary

Teloy Mr and Mrs John Oechsner marked their second wedding anniversary Tuesday. Peter Feucht returned home Tuesday from St Agnes hospital after an operation. Alois Feucht and family and James Clark of Mayville visited Edwin Schebert at Lamartine Sunday. Misses Florence Gindt Corrine r Adeline Schrassnagel and Col lett Bilbes of Evarton Indiana spent the weekend visiting their parents.

John Oechsner Peter Feucht St. Agnes Hospital Alois Feucht James Clark Mayville Edwin Schebert Lamartine Florence Gindt Corrainer Adeline Schrassnagel Collett Bilbes Evaraton

Australian Canned Flowers Doctor Turner’s Canning Method

An Australian professor at the University of Melbourne has devised a method of canning flowers. The article notes a Washington county referendum and a state vote on a 608 to something measure linked to liquor regulation.

J. 5. Turner University of Melbourne Australia

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Bentense New van N. Cy Godsell Calvin Brandenberg Hubbard Margaretha Daehr Hubbard George Strop Herman Edna Puls Herman Lester Tallman, Chester Christina Vis Chaster Hustisford Randall Schoo Amelda Luedtke Tron Ridge Man Rods Herman Mutuals Selz Theresa Farmer House News Dodge County Court House Market Report Hustisforé Market Utner Sharket Ceee Milwaukee Hustensford Public School Marvin Feller Goff Whitewater State Teachers College James Harden Teloy Washington County Dama Voyed
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