Crawford 4 H Talk Winners Are Chosen
In Seneca Wisconsin the Crawford County 4 H club speaking contest crowned senior winner Carol Moldrem of North Crawford High School for Life Not a Spectator Sport She will compete at the district contest in April Gail Kramer won the intermediate trophy and Stephen McCullough took junior honors Mentors Ed Heinle Gary David Barbara Straka Lola Emerson and judges from state and county offices assisted about 30 club members at the event.
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Seneca
Wis
Crawford County
Carol Moldrem
Thrifty Workers
Arnold Moldrem
Ferryville
North Crawford High School
Gail Kramer
Eastman Cloverleaf Club
Stephen McCullick
Happy Hi-Liters of
Meldrem
Ed Heinle
Robert Wright
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Manager
Prairie du Chien
Ronald Forseth
Gays Mills
Robert Frederick
Vernon County
Viroqua
Gary David
Barbara Straka
Wauzeka
Lola Emerson
Gale Kramer
Eastman
Carol Moldren
4-H Leader Meetings Planned in Whitehall Wisconsin
4-H leader development meetings will be held in Whitehall on January 31 and February 21 for junior and senior leaders plus other youth group members. Sessions at Whitehall High School begin 8 15 p m with eight classes led by county and area agents and officials.
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Whitehall
Wis
Ray Shanklin
Trempealeau County
Whitehall High School
Nyla Musser
Jackson County
Carol L. Anderson
al Frankenstein
Buffalo County
David Holcomb
Brooks Rector
Clark County
Fern Swenson
Pietrek
Claire Nimetz
Civil Defense
Trempealeau
Buffalo
Effectiveness Dubted Imitation Milk Sales Curbs Challenged
Madison Wisconsin dairy economist Truman Graf argues that laws against filled and imitation milk are weakening. He cites court rulings and state laws permitting sale, while urging stronger promotion, product development, and revised pricing to compete with lower cost substitutes. He also recommends tighter regulation to counter imports of sodium caseinate used in imitation milks.
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Madison
U.S
Truman Graf
University of Wisconsin
Washington
Graf
Economist
Waukon Creamery Plans Annual Meeting
Waukon Cooperative Creamery will hold its annual meeting at 1 p.m. Saturday January 27 in the Waukon Senior High School Auditorium. Two directors will be elected. Joseph Larson president of the Sparta Brush Co. of Sparta Wisconsin will speak.
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Waukon
Iowa
Farmers Waukon Cooperative Creamery
Waukon Senior High School
Joseph Larson
Sparta Brush Co
Sparta
Wis
Plant Certified Seed and UM Specialists Endorse Choices
Caledonia Minn plant certified seed urged by Harlie Larson and Harley Otto of the University of Wisconsin. Emphasizes buying certified seed from reliable dealers, noting seeds are closely regulated for purity, germination, and weed content. Lists recommended varieties for 1968 including Tippecanoe Minhafer Garland Lodi and others across crops and forages.
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Caledonia
Minn
Harlie Larson
Harley Otto
Extension Agronomist
University of Wisconsin
Otto
University of Minnesota
Minnesota Crop Improvement Association
Garland
Dawn
Holden
Harmon
Dorsey
Grant
Hark
Merit
Portage
Traverse
Chris
Manitou
Ranger
Vernal
Bulletin
Ackenbach
Fischer
Lincoln
4-H Club Elects New Officers in Centerville Wis
The Tri-School Workers 4-H Club reorganized with officers Caron Walski president Jane Bartle vice president Steven Kopp treasurer Elaine Walski secretary Beth Kaste sergeant at arms and Phyllis Trim reporter New members enrolled include Terry Daffinson Laurie Grover Amy Kaste Thomas Kopp and Patty Trim.
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Centerville
Wis
Tri-School Workers 4-H Club
Caron Walski
Jane Bartle
Steven Kopp
Elaine Walski
Beth Kaste
Phyllis Trim
Terry Daffinson
Laurie Grover
Amy Kaste
Thomas Kopp
Patty Trim
Trempealeau County Farm Bureau Women Meet In Osseo
ETTRICK Wis The Trempealeau County Farm Bureau Women’s Group will meet at the home of Mrs David Steen Osseo Wis at 8 p m Tuesday Jan 23
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Ettrick
Wis
Trempealeau County Farm Bureau
David Steen
Osseo
County couples attend Farm Bureau young married meeting
Three La Crosse County couples attended a Blair gathering of the Farm Bureau young married couples group. West Salem residents Mr and Mrs Myrle Bruemmer and Mr and Mrs Merlin Wehrs led the group, joined by Mr and Mrs Robert Nelson of Holmen.
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la Crosse County
Farm Bureau
Blair
Myrle Bruemmer
Merlin Wehrs
West Salem
Robert Nelson
Holmen
Wisconsin Farmers Union Plans State Convention
The 37th Wisconsin Farmers Union convention will be held Feb 11 12 and 13 at the Hotel Loraine in Madison with Sen Gaylord Nelson and John A Baker among speakers. Tony T Dechant and Thomas H Steichen of St Paul will also address the gathering with Rohde announcing Milton Holton Raymond Novak and Blue Carstenson on the speaker lineup. Nelson will give the main banquet address Feb 12 while Baker delivers the Sunday keynote on Communities of Tomorrow.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
Gaylord Nelson
John A. Baker
National Farmers Union
Tony T. Dechant
Thomas H. Steichen
Farmers Union Central Exchange of
Raymond Novak
Denver
Colo
Farmers Union Insurances
Milton Holton
Redwood Falls
Minn
Farmers Union Marketing and Processing Association
Blue Carstenson
Washington, D.C
Sen
Nelson
Farmers Union
Baker
Guernsey Breeders Plan Annual Meet
The La Crosse County Guernsey Breeders Association will hold its annual dinner and meeting at noon on Saturday January 27 at Our Savior's Lutheran Church in West Salem Wisconsin. The business meeting will follow the meal and include a vote on a by law change to limit officers to two consecutive terms.
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West Salem
Wis
la Crosse County
Guernsey Breeders Association
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Pigeon Falls Co-Op Plans Annual Meet
Pigeon Falls Wisconsin announces the annual meeting of the Pigeon Falls Cooperative Creamery on January 25 at Evangelical Lutheran Church. Dinner by ladies aid at 11 30 a.m. business session starts 1 p.m. Three directors to be elected for three year terms. Held over directors listed. Rev Roland L Schwandt to speak on Horsemen and Chariots of Fire.
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Pigeon Falls
Wis
County Farm Bureau Women Plan Meeting
County Farm Bureau Women will meet at 1 30 p m Wednesday January 24 at the Robert Rhyme farm about five miles north of West Salem on County Trunk C.
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West Salem
Wis
la Crosse
Victoria Falls Height Compared To Niagara Falls
An article notes Victoria Falls in Africa, known to locals as Thunder Smoke, stands nearly twice as high as Niagara Falls. It highlights the dramatic scale and the local name reflecting the thundering roar.
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Victoria Falls
Africa
Niagara Falls
Green Thumb program expands to seven Wisconsin counties
The Green Thumb project now includes Eau Claire Chippewa Clark Jackson Wood Marathon and Taylor Counties with 127 possible jobs 120 men employed average age 70.4 years oldest 85 Everett Raine. District headquarters in Neillsville Clark County courthouse. Program funded by National Farmers Union aims to provide supplemental income for older rural farmers through park and public property projects.
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Green Thumb
Wisconsin
Clark
Jackson
Wood
Marathon
Taylor
Eau Claire
Chippewa
John Kmosena
Ladysmith
Everett Raine
Neillsville
Clark County
Kmosena
National Farmers Union
America
Cadett
Chippewa County
Owen City
Marshfield
Wood County
Pittsville
Hatfield
Jackson and
Clark Counties
Snyder
Lake Clark County
Medford Park
Taylor County
Bob Roberts
Fall Creek
Carol Smith
Blanche Slone
UW and Weather Bureau to share $10,500 for cranberry research
Madison Wisconsin officials announced grants totaling 10500 for cranberry research at the University of Wisconsin and frost warning services by the Weather Bureau. UW will receive 8000 for horticulture pathology and entomology studies while Frost Warning Service gets 2500. Growers approved the state marketing order in 1965 and will vote again this year.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Weather Bureau
U.S. Commerce Department
Agriculture
D. N. McDowell
McDowell
Frost Warning Service
Chiropractic patients shown as healthy and educated group
The American Medical Association attacks on chiropractors are challenged by facts noting 30,000,000 patients who use chiropractic care. Presidents, governors, scientists, celebrities, and average citizens are among supporters, with chiropractic framed as an accepted healing art. Fluoridation News.
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American Medical Association
United States
Nature
Democrats To Hear Colorado Official In Madison Dinner
Wisconsin Democrats appoint Colorado official Lieutenant Governor Mark A. Hogan as speaker for the legislative campaign dinner in Madison on January 27. Hogan, a former state legislator, was the lone Democrat to survive Colorado’s 1966 Republican landslide.
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Madison
Colorado
Mark A. Hogan
Wisconsin
Hogan
Survey shows 3.6 million Americans hold multiple jobs
A recent survey finds about 3.6 million U.S. workers or 5 percent of the employed population hold two or more jobs. The report highlights lines between part time and full time roles and implications for income and labor markets.
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U.S
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