Wisconsin Council of Churches launches new publication
The Wisconsin Councilor debuts to clergy and lay members highlighting council activities contributions rise to three cents per member. It lists events: Council of Churches meeting in Madison January 20, Laymen Conference at Green Lake May 28, youth conference in Milwaukee January 10, pastors conference in Madison April 19, plus upcoming public relations and legislative conferences.
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Wisconsin Council of Churches
Inter-Denominational Federation
Ellis H. Dana
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Henry P. Baldwin
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Council of Churches
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Wisconsin
Green Lake
Council Committee On Youth Work
Milwaukee
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University of Wisconsin
Must Label Chlorine Content In Fertilizer
Wisconsin tobacco fertilizer sold after January 1 must have a label showing maximum chlorine content not exceeding two percent. The order follows hearings where growers argued lower chlorine reduces costs and improves prices, ending a prior informal two percent limit among older manufacturers.
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Madison
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Wisconsin
State Department of Agriculture
What It Means Carryover In Wheat
Washington columnist explains the wheat carryover as a reserve crucial for price stability and bread supply. He notes prewar carryover about 230 million bushels, peak 630 million in 1942, and postwar low around 83 million with officials seeking 150 to 200 million for this crop year.
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Anderson
Navy Reveals Holiday Menu
The 1947 Christmas menu for 250000 sailors abroad lists chicken soup soda crackers stuffed olives sweet pickles roast turkey baked spiced ham bread dressing giblet gravy celery mashed potatoes candied sweet potatoes asparagus creamed peas bread and butter pumpkin pie apple pie pound cake assorted cakes oranges apples bananas mixed nuts ice cream and coffee.
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Continental
United States
Government buys cattle and sheep during 1934 drought
The United States government purchased 8,279,000 head of cattle and 3,608,700 sheep in response to the 1934 drought, aiming to support food supply and farmers facing hardship.
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