07 May 1943
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Newspaper
Hustisford News
Location
Hustisford, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1943
Page
1
Hustisford township contributed 7208.05 to the American Red Cross and pledges 13553.25 to the Second War Bond Loan. Of the county and state funds, 8052.96 is allocated to the local area. Gratitude is extended to supporters and helpers by Alex Brendemuehl, present War Savings Staff chairman.
Patient admissions include Mrs Art Stark Star Route Hustisford and Mrs Kathryn Fischer of Juneau. Discharges include Mrs Susie Schoonover Richland Center and Mrs Melvin Priebusch Lowell. Other names: Mrs Henry Born Waterown, Mrs Herman Key Juneau, Mrs Albert Reutemann Ashippun, Mrs Dora Moldenhauer Ixonia, Mrs V Ostrander Watertown.
A fragmentary note discusses Bern Switzerland and its bear emblem with etymology from the German word for bears. It also mentions U S car registrations and a 1939 world record, plus a brief definition of the Scavenger's Daughter and a stray jail-related line.
The College of Agriculture at Madison released a circular on the Family Sized Poultry Flock for Wartime. A nationwide land value survey shows farm real estate higher than a year ago as of March 1. Wisconsin reports strong chick demand, rising dairy herds, and ongoing efforts in pest control, pasturing alfalfa, and disease prevention to improve yields.
A collage of brief excerpts covers diverse topics. Notes mention women’s medical education and Boston hotel cigarette imagery, West Point admissions, lemon juice stain removal, a disputed 1876 election, age statistics in crime, and a description of camera shutter technology.
Sparky Schuett sponsors a large bowling tournament at his establishment listing May 15 16 22 29 30 31 with a $3 entry fee. The event runs 7 9 10 pm shifts and 1 3 4 37 pm early shifts. Prizes include $50 first, $5 weekly high, $3 high game, and handicaps up to 70 percent with 190 scratch for three games. Entries open at 10 am May 1 1943. Reservations to Erven Dornfeld Hustisford are requested.
A disjointed clipping references ancient empire scales and modern grain and labor figures. It notes grain yields per bushel and cellulose fodder production in Sweden, plus U S labor disputes and meat industry strikes. It also mentions silver steel alloy development with chromium and nickel components.
University of Wisconsin and State Soil Conservation committee report ten years of soil improvement on a hill farm near Grandad's Bluff LaCrosse County. Outlay averaged about 1.45 dollars per acre annually for lime and fertilizer. The run-down farm now yields about 15 dollars more per acre each year than the county average in cash return.
Market report lists poultry prices heavy hens heavy leghorn hens under four pounds and over four pounds with prices. Hog and hog products prices show good to chowe hogs fat and lights with ranges. Cattle and veal values include steer and cow classes with price bands and bulls and vealers figures.
Applicants appeared for marriage licenses at County Clerk Walter Obeitiek's Juneau office this week. Ewald Besse Calamus Margarite Machmueller Chester Clyde Dukelow Hustisford Marcella Hauser Rubicon Ervin Staige Beaver Dam Dorothy Lieck Beaver Dam.
The News lists subscribers who renewed for one year or more this past week. Walter Mueller Oer, 1943 Frank Thielke Apr 1944 Lester Burges Apr 1944 Alvin Schwartz Apr 1944 Alex Brenden wehl May 1944 Thanks to our patrons.
A miscellany of notes on Solomon’s wives and concubines, a claim about the world’s lowest water body Jead saa in Palestina, misprinted lines on a geometry of the earth, and trivia about Lincoln papers, mint production in 1940, and coinage totals across U S mints.
Wisconsin leads in artificial breeding with 4 194 members of 23 448 nationwide and 100 of 574 bulls used in state associations. Jersey Guernsey Holstein Brown Swiss Angus and Shorthorn bulls are employed as Wisconsin dairymen shift from herd sires to more cows producing 36 000 000 pounds of milk yearly, boosting bloodlines and dairy improvement.
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