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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1922
Page
5
Region of considerable cloudiness with temperatures near or below normal. Occasional local snow flurries possible. The middle of the week turns colder with a notable drop Wednesday as the valley experiences generally fall conditions except for localized snow.
Community fair in Bangor January 12 and 13. Anonak convention state horticultural society at Madison January 19 11 and 12. State poultry show at Sheboygan January 3 to T.
A historic OCR reads as a marketing strategy draft for a dairy cooperative, outlining timeline steps, regional product focus, and member roles. It mentions country markets, distribution plans, and potential brand positioning across multiple locations and entities.
Rok County introduces a new system aimed at assisting farmers in the region. The report lists local leaders and committees, including names such as Jeronei and Paddy, and mentions school and bakery connections, with references to a countywide meeting and anticipated prizes for participation.
A fragmented reminiscence traces a rural period of prosperity for farmers around 14 to 20 with wage gains, rising population, and urban growth. It notes war, economic shifts, and social changes shaping farming communities and city life, highlighting both opportunities and concerns about costs, land, and policy.
A compact report notes a salesman in Hato Wisconsin sentenced after a murky plea. The text mentions urgent legal action, arrests near Milwaukee, and a long prison term extending into two decades. Names and details are garbled but indicate a court case with multiple involved parties.
An agronomist from the University of Wisconsin field crops unit says Wisconsin soil favors alfalfa and clover seed production with good yield potential. A grower near Waukesha harvested 40 acres, yielding about 8 bushels per acre and valued at a notable price as the seed industry expands in the state.
About thirty five farmers near Mindoron sign for a two day farm institute to be held after the holidays. The event aims to teach practical agriculture and improve local farming skills through demonstrations and hands on sessions.
Market conditions showed new high price records for grains and mixed movements in corn and wheat with a week of gains led by foreign demand. Wheat on ocean passage declined slightly while winter crop prospects supported prices. hogs and butter markets also moved with general activity and regional demand patterns noted in major centers.
The Washington Cow Testing association reorganized and resumes work under director Whusend Marking. Nearly all members are returning with few new volunteers and a full membership expected for the new year. West Salem elects officers and reorganizes the Cow Testing group with John Dubus as president and Beehaugh as tester, among others.
Madison Wisconsin The Northern Wisconsin tobacco pool readies to take its first crop from growers soon after January. Officers have arranged warehouse facilities to store up to 4 000 000 pounds of this year crop. Plans by this largest cooperative marketing enterprise involve Wisconsin farmers with bankers backing a $3 000 000 funding need.
Mindoro breeders organize a local Holstein society to promote the breed. Six clubs in the county have federated into the Mindaro County Breeders Association with officers serving as directors.
In Oshkosh Vis the court ordered foreclosure and sale in a case involving the First Trust not Savides bank of Chicago and others. The Oshkosh Savings and Trask company were appointed receiver to take possession of the idle Elm and Monaba Manufacturing plant, which has not operated for some time.
Madison Wisconsin industrial leaders should slow production growth and address market problems causing poor demand, says Haward Nordman, commissioner of Tr-narks. He blames unequal wealth distribution and calls for professionals, bankers, and lawyers to redirect efforts toward market improvements rather than pushing expansion.
Delegation from across Wisconsin plans to attend a large statewide gathering in Madison. The convention opens January 1 with Governor’s address and features speakers on apple growing, horticulture and regional development including leaders from Illinois Minnesota Iowa and various Wisconsin counties and universities.
More than 61 000 Wisconsin dairy cows are in testing clubs this year as owners join 187 associations. The program aims to enroll at least five percent of cows, breed herds with sound registered sires, and free members from tuberculosis by July 1, 1825. Several associations report top butterfat yields, including a Holstein and a Guernsey herd, with state records showing the highest producing group at 1 255 pounds of milk in the month.
Weather and drought conditions across Wisconsin and the United States depressed fall sowing. Reports from state agricultural officials indicate winter wheat sowings are down about 15 percent from last year, with December conditions and a decade-long average affecting overall acreage. Advanced weather notes from Atlanta and Maui also appear in dispatches.
Western farmers plan acreage cuts, storage expansion, and new markets after a poor year. Michigan, Wisconsin, Nebraska, North Dakota and Minnesota face production challenges, transport bottlenecks, and supply surpluses, prompting calls for improved storage and price-aligned marketing strategies.
County Holsteins head to California as a shipment of heifers and cows departs for western markets. Mr Russell expresses strong approval of the cattle’s quality and prospects, noting the herd’s vigor and potential for future shipments and expansion.
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