Wisconsin dairy and cheese associations list meeting secretary roles
A fragmented OCR listing from Wisconsin and Minnesota agricultural groups names several secretaries and officials. Paul C Inneo is secretary of the Dairymen’s Association, L Samamis associated with Tetury, Chris J Schroeder secretary of the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Products Federation, George W Davies secretary of the Wisconsin Livestock Growers Association, Henry Kromrey president of the Wisconsin Cheese Producers Federation, Hugh J Hughes director of markets, with G Foster deputy commissioner, and Math Michels in the Minnesota Department of Markets.
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Duers’ Association
Paul C
Neo
Wiscongin
Dairymen'’s Assd- L. Samamis
Tetury Wis
Cheesemakers Sociation
Chris J. Schroeder
Wisconsin Farm Bureau Products Federation
George W. Davies
Wisconsin
Livestock Brooders’ Assocition
Henry Kromrey
Wisconsin Cheese Producers’ Federation
Hugh J. Hughes
Minnesots Department of Agriculture
St. Paul
G. Foster
Franken
Math Michels
Department of Markets
Farmers Fight New Marketing Plan At Wisconsin Conference
Madison Wis August 23 1921 farmers organizations and state representatives met at the state capitol to reaffirm support for a new marketing program for farm products. The conference chaired by Governor Blaine produced a 1921 plan published in Wisconsin Agricultural Extension Circular 136 and opposed the Wisconsin Equity Dairyman's Cooperative backed by the American Society of Equity. Signatures included D N Nordmann K J L Hatch Theo Macklin A J Glover R B Heller and others.
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Madison
Wis
State Capitol
Blaine
Wisconsin Agricultural Extension
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Equity Dairyman's Cooperative Association
American Society of Equity
Dn. Nordmann
Steamer Carries Record Load of Corn to Canada
The Canadian freighter Westmount left South Chicago Sunday with 232000 bushels of corn bound for Depot Harbor, Canada. It is touted as the largest corn shipment ever sent from Chicago, marking a historic export volume.
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Canada
Chicago
Westmount
South
Depot Harbor
Weather boost for 10 crops says Becker in Madison
In Madison Wisconsin agricultural statist Jo Becker says cool weather and rain improve ten crops though corn and tobacco may face damage from the storm of August 19. Farm work is five weeks early. threshing near completion. Potatoes show some benefit. pastures improve but livestock remains lean. feed shortages expected this winter. Harding returns to Washington after weekend Mayflower cruise.
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Becker
Madison
Wis
Joseph A. Becker
Bern
Hein
Hopperborn
Wheat yield forecast shows rise for Northern Hemisphere
Rome reports International Institute of Agriculture expects about 60,200,000 tons of wheat in the Northern Hemisphere, up from 51,300,000 in 1920. In Washington, Weeks notes war department economies amid Capitol inquiries. In London, ex Emperor Charles and Empress Zita may stay in Switzerland to October. Also in Washington, bids of 52,100 for 205 wooden fuses submitted by a New York shipbuilding firm are accepted.
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Rome
International Istituce of Agricoulture
Washington
War Department
Weeks
Buln
House Military Vom Toitee
Piuree Lorraine
Ship Construction and Titling ' Corporation of
New York
Shipping Board
Funeral for Joan Edward Burroughs Held in Wauk on
The funeral of Joan Edward Burroughs was held at Mount Hope church Wednesday with burial in English Beach cemetery. Burroughs, born October 29, 1840 in Dorchester County, died in an accidental lightning strike on a farm near Vinton, Iowa, Saturday evening, August 13. He was nearly 31 years old.
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Waukon
Joan Edward Burroughs
Mount Hope
English Beach
Burroughs
Vinton
Iowa
Dorchestein County
Bargain Excursion To Winona Ad
Advertisement for a bargain excursion leaving La Grosse August 23 at 10:00 a.m. arriving Winona, returning from Winona at 4:00 p.m. to La Grosse by 6:30 p.m. Fare one cent.
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Winona
la Grosse
Winona m
Executive Council of A F L Meeting at Atlantic City
The American Federation of Labor executive council opened a weeklong session in Atlantic City to act on unemployment and other matters referred by the national convention. Samuel Gompers, president, was quoted declaring the union will settle labour problems amicably where possible and fight where not.
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Atlantic
Executive Council
The
American Federation of Lauber
Sesson, Hert
Samuel Gompers
Way
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Fred Weruus
Main Street
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