Need for More Farmers Acute Across Kenosha County
The article reports a national shortage of farm labor despite rising meat milk and poultry demand. Secretary Brannan supports increasing European immigrant farm workers to supply year round labor for dairying and livestock, while seasonal Mexican workers fill only some crops. He defends higher quotas as beneficial with proper selection and wage parity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha County
Washington
America
Agriculture Department
Branman
U. S
Mexico
Europe
Preparing and cooking carp from Wisconsin waters
A memo by Phil Sander explains carp should be filleted skin removed to avoid strong flavors. Instructions cover filleting from head to tail, skin removal, washing, then boiling frying or broiling. Recipes include boiled carp with vegetables styled, fried carp in bacon fat, and broiled carp with onions paprika and fat.
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Phil Sander
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Cool Weather Slows Up Crop Growth
The Milwaukee Weather Bureau reports cooler than normal readings across Wisconsin last week delaying corn planting in parts while pea and small grain growth progress. Frost and freezing in low areas damaged crops such as corn beans and tomatoes, with rainfall varying from under half an inch to 2.7 inches in Reedsburg.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Federal Weather Bureau
Menomonie
Ellsworth
Spooner
Park Falls
Blair
Grantsburg
Reedsburg
Public Notices and Bids Across Kenosha County 1952
Legal notices announce Class B tavern license applications for Hugo Lenocioni and Willis Whyteford in Kenosha, a coal bid by the Kenosha School Board, a Wisconsin Conservation Commission bid request for New Munster real property, and a sheriff sale by execution in Kenosha County.
Holstein Cow Surpasses Lifetime Milk Milestone
Nell Pansy Burton De Kol, a Holstein cow owned by Harvey A. Nelson & Sons, exceeds 100000 pounds of milk in lifetime production. Across six milking years she totals 121534 pounds of milk and 4933 pounds of butterfat, with peak 21262 pounds of milk and 891 pounds butterfat in a single year.
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Brattleboro
Nell Pansy Burton de Kol
Harvey A. Nelson & Sons
Union Grove
U. S
Prizes Set At Over 100000 For 1952 International Livestock Expo
The 53rd annual International Livestock Exposition and Horse Show received prize totals exceeding 100000 dollars at a Chicago meeting of the show directors. The event runs November 29 to December 6 at the International Amphitheater and adjacent Chicago Union Stock Yards. Beef divisions offer 10000 dollars each for Aberdeen Angus Hereford and Shorthorn. Polled Shorthorns gain 3500 dollars. Additional awards run to many thousands for steer classes and fat carrot cattle divisions. A short fed carrot cattle class prize list was created for last year's lapse. Entries are limited to 120 days of grain feeding.
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Chicago
International Amphitheater
Chicago Union Stock Yards
Rural Roundup June 4-H and 4-H Club Events
Rural Roundup lists 4-H club activities across dates in June. Brighten Badgers meet at Jerry Welker home on June 6 with handicraft project. Cattle shed building at County Fair Grounds on June 8. Highland club meets June 10 at Highland School 7:30 a.m. Randall Rustlers meet June 11 at Bassett Town Hall 8:00 p.m. 4-H camp June 11–13 at Camp Minikini. Somers club meets June 13 at Washington State Graded School 8:00 p.m.
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Brighton Badgers
Jerry Welker
County Fair Grounds
Highland
Highland School
Randall Rustlers
Bassett Town Hall
Camp Minikini
Washington State Graded School
Wisconsin Dairy Leaders Salute Dairy Month nationwide radio series
Wisconsin dairy leaders will broadcast during June as part of the 16th annual Dairy Month observance. The lineup includes D. N. McDowell and W. Knox on state and national programs, Governor Kohler delivering a message, and coverage on National Farm and Home Hour and ABC network with TV and Kitchen Club features highlighting Wisconsin dairying and dairy foods.
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Wisconsin
D. N. McDowell
W. D. Knox
Hoard’s Dairyman
Dorothy Hussemann
U. W. Foods and Nutrition
Milo Swanton
Wisconsin Council of Agriculture
Walter J. Kohler, Jr
Morning Farm
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
National Farm and Home Hour
McDowell
Knox
Henry T. Scott
Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
Everett Mitchell
Chicago
Wtmj-Tv
Bob Heiss
ABC Nationwide
Edith Hanson
Middle West
Madison
WKOW
Krilium soil conditioner eyed for better granular soils
County Agent outlines Krilium a soil conditioner touted to improve soil granularity, water and air movement, and drought resilience. It dissolves in soil water, acts like natural gums, but current cost limits wide use. lime, fertilizers, and sod crops remain practical paths for soil improvement.
Hailstones Pound France Region Causing Large Damage
Hailstones weighing up to a pound struck Sein-et-Oise in France causing about 5 million dollars in damages. Local residents reported roofs shattered windows broken and crops harmed as investigators assess the extent of the storm’s impact.
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France
Sein-et-Oise
Sale of High View Country Home Lot in Pleasant Prairie
Sheriff Lyle Milligan will sell Lot three of High View Country Home Subdivision at public auction for cash to satisfy the execution. Auction at the south front door of the Kenosha County Courthouse in Kenosha Wisconsin on the Sunday of July 1952 at 10 o'clock. Dated May 21 1952 and published May 23 29 June 6 13 20 27.
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State OF Wisconsin
Kenosha County
Louis Molaro
Alex Barca
Kenosha
Louis, Molaro
Wisconsin
35Th Street
Trustee
22Nd Avenue
High View
Office of the Register of Deeds
Pleasant Prairie
Lyle Milligan
Controls Dropped on Spuds During Current Shortage
Washington reports that Governor Ely Arnall decontrolled prices on white potatoes amid a potato shortage. He cited Senate action banning price controls on fresh produce after June 30 and said ceilings could not be enforced now. He warned prices may rise and noted crop delays and reduced last year's output as causes.
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Washington
U.P
Ellis Arnall
Arnall
Senate
House
Winter and Spring Kind to Wisconsin Farmers
Weather man Howard Thompson reports winter and spring favorable for Wisconsin farmers. The weekly crop summary notes field work in full swing with oat planting progressing: about 50 percent seeded in central Wisconsin and up to 80 percent planted further south.
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Milwaukee
U.P
Howard Thompson
Wisconsin
Thompson
Wisconsin Strawberries to Reach Markets in June
Wisconsin strawberries are expected in local markets the second week of June if weather remains favorable. Peak production should occur before July 4, with good crop conditions and excellent quality. Harvest starts a bit earlier than usual and more berries will be quick frozen this year. The text also oddly notes elephant gestation of 21 to 22 months.
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Wisconsin
Consumer Information Service
Department of Agriculture
Department
Wisconsin Green Peas Acreage Set to Rise in 1952
Wisconsin and United States crop reports project 1952 green pea acreage for processing at 139000 acres in Wisconsin, 4300 more than 1951 but 3290 below the 10 year average, with Wisconsin accounting for about 30 percent of national production while U S acreage remains just under last year’s harvest but above the 10 year average.
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Wisconsin
United States Departments of Agriculture
Badger
United States
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Italy
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Charlotte Trewartha
Trewartha
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56Th Street
J. R. Sawicki
Willis E. Whyteford
13Th Avenue
Ee of Council
Board of Education
H. D. Valaske
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
Delafield
New Munster
NENE
Town of
Wheatland
Elwin Voss
Box 11
Jeffries Camp
The
Conservation Commission
Delafield Fish Hatchery
Ernest Swift
Harry Stroebe
Pacer
Walkowski
75Th Street
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Paul G. Jaeger
18Th Ave
Union Grove Wheatland
Bristol
Southeastern Wisconsin
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47Th Avenue
Hwy
Thomas W. Barter
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Gaines Lumber & Coal Co
Somers
John Deere DE Laval & Gehl
Schmidt Implement Company
Salem
Farmall Tractors International Trucks
Evans Implement CO
Ford Tractors and
Dearborn Farm Implements
Paul Gillingham Implement CO
Timken
Home Heating CO
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Harry Hansen
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