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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1966

Page

13

Upham Woods Funded for Central Lodge by Wisconsin 4-H

Wisconsin 4 H Foundation budgeted $130 000 for Upham Woods central lodge at Lake Delton near Wisconsin Dells. The camp serves 4 H clubs schools churches and scouts as a leadership training site with 1965 attendance over 5000. Wisconsin 4 H membership totals about 62000 with rising non farm membership.

Lake Delton Wisconsin 4-H Foundation Upham Woods Central Lodge Wisconsin Dells Milo Swanton Upham Woods Swanton Frank Campbell Wisconsin Central Lodge

Soil Group Enters U S Competition in Iowa

The Allamakee County Soil Conservation District in Waukon Iowa entered the 20th annual competition to name the nation's top 53 districts. District chairman Howard C Leppert says districts are judged on 1966 performance with an expense-paid work study trip to Arizona in December 1967 for one governing body member and an outstanding farmer cooperative in each winning district. The honored pair will visit the 14 000 acre Goodyear farm.

Waukon Iowa Allamakee County Howard C. Leppert Lansing Arizona Goodyear Farm

Bangor Dairyman Attends Holstein Meet in Wichita

Floyd Jones of Bangor is at the 81st Holstein-Friesian Association of America convention in Wichita Kansas. Jones is a past president of the La Crosse County Holstein Breeders Association and has served as an officer and board member of the Wisconsin Holstein Breeders Association.

Wichita Kan Floyd Jones Bangor Holstein-Friesian Association of America Jones la Crosse

Melrose Band Wins First At Arcadia Parade

Melrose High School band led by R C Klein captured first place in the Arcadia Broiler Days parade, winning over 22 bands on Sunday May 29.

Melrose Band Arcadia Melrose Wis Melrose High School R. C. Klein

Curb Tobacco Field Pests Then Plant

Whitehall Wisconsin Trempealeau County tobacco farmers are advised by Ed Ausderau to control cutworms wireworms and grubs before transplanting seedlings. Diazinon applied pre plant in soil offers season long protection and can be used in transplant water for limited effect. Continuous soil application before planting is emphasized for best results.

Ausderau

Workers Needed For Shearing Of Yule Trees

The Northern Christmas Tree Growers seek at least 125 workers age 16 plus for six weeks starting June 20. Pay starts $1.25 an hour, rises to $1.35 after 200 hours. crew leaders earn more. Sign up near Merrillan on Highway 12. bring 16–18 permit. A season end party is planned.

Black River Falls Wis Merrillan Highway 12

Holstein Men Plan Twilight Meeting

The Jackson County Holstein twilight meeting will be at 6 p.m. Wednesday June 8 at the Selz Brothers farm on Highway 12 two miles north of Humbird. Eugene Savage Jackson County agent said this week. Russell Stetzer Breeders Association president said Zane Akin national Holstein field man will speak. Judging contests with three cattle classes are planned. Lunch will be available on the grounds.

Black River Falls Wis Jackson County Selz Brothers Highway 12 Humbird Eugene Savage Russell Stetzer Jackson County Holstein Breeders Association Zane Akin National Holstein

Gale Firemen Picnic Set for Sunday in Reception Park

Galeville fire department announces its annual picnic in Reception Park with rain plan at the Curling Club. Activities include baseball and horseshoes, supper at 5 p.m., and invites extended to firemen families. Attendees should bring their own table service.

Galesville Wis Curling Club

Power Unit Solves Failure At Harvest

Madison farmers gain portable electric power units built by University of Wisconsin engineer Marshall Finner. Two 25 to 40 hp motors with a phase converter run on single phase lines, mounted on a two wheel trailer, linked to tractor PTO speeds for forage, drying, grinding and manure pumping. Unloading rates reach 47 tons hr with 40 hp, 27 tons hr with 23 hp, and water addition boosts rates while reducing energy per ton.

Madison Marshall Finner University of Wisconsin Finner

Milk Intake Tops Million Pounds at Blair Creamery

Preston Cooperative Creamery in Blair Wisconsin processed more than 1 million pounds of milk in a single day. The operation has grown into one of the state's largest cheese manufacturers.

Blair Wis Preston Cooperative Creamery

Two Jackson County 4-H Delegates Named for DC Course

William Stennlson of Black River Falls and Judy Westfall of Melrose chosen as Jackson County 4-H citizenship delegates to the National 4-H Center program in Washington DC this June. They will travel by chartered bus as part of Wisconsin's delegation with partial fee support from the Jackson County 4-H Leader Association.

Willliam Stennlson Black River Falls Judy Westfall Melrose Jackson County Washington, D.C Judy Melrose - Mindoro Wisconsin Grace Webb Ray Shanklin Trempealeau County Calvin Haag 4-H Leader Association

Brown School Museum To Hold Annual Picnic

Friends of the Brown School Museum at Red Mound in De Soto Wisconsin plan their sixth annual picnic with a potluck noon meal. Guests bring dishes and silver plus food for the table while free coffee and cold drinks are provided. An open house will showcase the new annex Stone House built by Francis Brasda. A Winnebago Indian ceremonial dance will begin at 1 pm, with music by Stan Wierson and De Soto High School students.

Black River Falls Stan Wierson de Soto High School

Harvest under way as drought cuts wheat crop outlook

Drought and late freezes have pared down wheat yield forecasts across the Great Plains. Central and western Kansas and neighboring states report stunted, stressed fields with risks from pests. Hope rests on rain as a few central Kansas areas receive scarce moisture.

Barney W. Peyser Kansas City Texas Oklahoma Kansas Great Plains Colorado New Mexico Nebraska Washington Texas Panhandles Andrew B. Erhart Garden City Kan Kansas State University Agricultural Experiment Station

Houston County Chooses Heleni Lewis for State 4-H Health Camp

Caledonia junior 4-H leader Heleni Lewis will represent Houston County at the state 4-H health camp June 6 to 10 at the University of Minnesota Itasca forestry and biological station in Itasca State Park. Delegates were picked for leadership potential responsibility and health records.

Caledonia Minn Heleni Lewis Houston County University of Minnesota Itasca State Park Naomi Fruechte Minnesota Agricultural Extension Service Folger Coffee Co

Harmony Youth Georgia Bound in 4-H Exchange Program

Rodney Terbeest of Harmony is one of 35 Minnesota 4-H delegates selected for a Georgia exchange. Delegates depart St. Paul by bus on June 5 to attend the Rock Eagle 4-H Center for a citizenship short course, then stay with host families across Georgia and conclude with a weekend in Atlanta.

ST. Paul Minn Rodney Terbeest Harmony Minnesota Georgia Leonard Harkness Rock Eagle Atlanta

Cooperators Added To Roll In Allamakee District

WAUKON Iowa The Allamakee County Soil and Water Conservation district board approved conservation plans for Gilbert Livingood and Claude Schafer farms. Total district cooperators reach 955 with 723 having complete plans developed with assistance from the U S Soil Conservation Service personnel.

Waukon Iowa Allamakee County

Waterway Construction Progresses in Root River District

Twelve farms in the Root River Soil and Water Conservation District have built sod waterways this season per the U S Soil Conservation Service. The list includes Beaver Creek growers Donald Schroeder Paul Rank Alden Solum McCormick Brothers Ray Jennings Earlyn Knutson Fremont Schulze and Crooked Creek. South Fork of the Root River Donald Norgard Lloyd Burt ness. Upper Iowa Milton Luidahl Sylling Brothers. Winnebago Ray Lord and Robert Lewis. A sod waterway uses a seeded grass cover to protect soil from flowing water.

Caledonia Minn Root River Upper Iowa Ray Lord Robert Lewis Winnebago

Promotions for Scholarships in Agriculture Urged

Wisconsin dairy official Robert Bird urged women traveling to Madison to protest restrictions on selling plea to instead promote scholarships for agriculture students. He spoke at a June Dairy Month luncheon in Sheboygan County noting the average dairy farmer age of 57 and blaming high schools for lacking agricultural courses.

Sheboygan Wisconsin Madison Robert Bird Wisconsin American Dairy Association Bird Sheboygan County

Duluth Businessman Seeks DFL Lieutenant Governor Nomination

Duluth businessman Lee Vann announced his availability for the Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party nomination for lieutenant governor. He said the move came at the urging of friends in Duluth and the Iron Range during remarks for a meeting of the 63rd Legislative District DFL.

Aurora, Minn Duluth Karl Rolvaag Democratic - Farmer-Labor Party Rolvaag A. M. Keith Lee Vann Iron Range 63Rd Legislative District DFL

Worker Crushed at Milwaukee Freeway Site

Joseph P. Browne, 38, of Chicago, was crushed beneath an earth mover at a Milwaukee freeway construction site on Thursday and died on arrival at a local hospital.

Milwaukee Joseph P. Browne Chicago

Milk Prices To Be Topic Of Hearings

The USDA will hold public hearings on July through December fluid milk prices with sessions in St. Louis Denver Washington D C and Cleveland. Dairy farmers request action due to shortages nationwide and emergency measures. Temporary prices set April 10 expire June 30 with some markets extending to July.

Washington, D.C St. Louis U.S. Department of Agriculture Michigan Wisconsin Illinois Missouri Iowa Kansas Louisiana Tennessee Kentucky Mississippi Oklahoma Texas Arkansas Denver Colo Cleveland Ohio Consumer and Marketing Service USDA

State Men Draw Fines For Shooting Cable

Two 22 year old Arpin men pleaded guilty to shooting a telephone cable containing a U S military communications system. They were fined 290 dollars each and ordered to share 580 dollars in property damage as Wood County authorities reported. James R Carlson and John L Passer faced the charge in U S District Court.

Madison Arpin Wis U.S James R. Carlson John L. Passer Wood County Edmund Nix James E. Doyle

Holstein Breeders Plan Twilight Meet in Wisconsin

Trempealeau County Holstein Breeders hold their annual twilight meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday June 7 at the County Hospital farm in Whitehall Wisconsin. Prof James Crowley of the University of Wisconsin dairy science will speak and judge contests. Zane Akins the Holstein fieldman will also speak.

Whitehall Wis Trempealeau County Holstein Breeders Association County Hospital Farm James Crowley University of Wisconsin Dairy Science Department Zane Akins

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Bangor Dairyman Roger Role Lorna RIP. Bros. Citgo Service RAY Oil and Heating, Inc Barre Mills Tribune Holstein Gale Danny Black River Falls, Wis Brown School Museum Sletten McKee Funeral Home West Ave Ferry St DIAL Erhart Harmony Youth Ethel Charles Chaplin Peter Marshall Mr. Jones Readmore Florshop Wes Avenue
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