May Dairy Cow Leaders Dominate Wisconsin Tests
Albert Grover tops May butterfat with his Holstein Pansy at 78.1 pounds in 31 days for Gale Dairy Herd Improvement. Arcadia and Whitehall associations report high cows and herds with Brown Swiss, Guernsey, and Holstein entries led by Haines Brothers and James Steen. New members join Whitehall and Arcadia. Edwin Strand joins Arcadia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Wis
Ial
Albert Grover
Gale Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Charles A. Mittel- Stadt
Haines Brothers
Arcadia Association
Robertsen
Whitehall Association
James Steen
Hale
Henry Hanson
Arcadia
Guernsey
Robert Tomtein
Haines Bros
Margaret E. Lyons and Sons
Galesville
Joseph R. Pehler
Donald Hardie
Alex Pellowski
Weltjen
English
Ernest Herbert
Galesville Association
Larsen Brothers
Earl Trim
Bert Congdon
Robert Tomten
R. A. Lamberson
A. E. Nehring
Wilfred Adams
Fred Alf
Eleva
Leonard Brown
Osseo
Edwin Strand
Flood Control Proposals Discussed in Sparta City Meeting
The Sparta city council heard a report on flood control for the southern district. Plans include a 300 foot spillway and raised bridges, with recommendations withheld until the Public Service Commission reports on potential damages to Humphreys Dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Wis
State Wing Commission
M. V. Torkelson
T. C. Radde
City Planning Commission
Radde
State Commission
Umphrey's Dam
City Commission
State Planning Commission
South Water
Walrath Streets
South Court Street
Torkelson
Zel S. Rice
Robert McCoy
State Planning Commissions
South Street
Henry Kupper
Bergman
Humphreys Dam
Houston Grads Receive Auxiliary Bond Awards
Five dollars in war bonds awarded annually by the Houston American Legion auxiliary to outstanding graduates. Miss Dorothy Onsgard and Lowell Nelson received the honors at Friday night commencement. Onsgard is daughter of Mrs. Winnie Onsgard and Nelson son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Nelson for high scholastic marks and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Minn
Houston American Legion Auxiliary
Dorothy Onsgard
Lowell Nelson
Miss Onsgard
Winnie
Chester Nelson
Weather Brief From U S Dept of Commerce Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa
Cloudy conditions and minimal temperature change across Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa. Minnesota predicts fair tonight and Saturday with a light rain in the far southeast Saturday forenoon. Iowa expects cloud cover tonight and Saturday with light rain or drizzle tapering off in the east by noon Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Mississippi river forecast near Hastings to Genoa and Wis
The Mississippi River is expected to rise through mid next week from Dam No. 2 to Dam No. 8 with average daily gains of 0.4 to 0.6 feet. From Fountain City northward rises slow but steady to Sunday night after current rainfall. Chippewa River fall slows as tributaries stay steady. Cautionary high water warnings issued for Wabasha Minnesota to Mountain City Wisconsin with peaks early Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Genoa
Uhe
Ube
Fountain City
Wabasha
Minn
Mountain City
Wis
Hutson and Stein Top Monroe Rural-Graded Honors
Donald E. Hutson of Hillcrest and Dickie Stein of Wyeville led Monroe county’s 256 eighth grade graduates in rural and state graded schools. The list of rural top honor students includes Verna Witt Douglas Randall George Sorenson Vernon Hemerly Merlyn Dasse David Fauska Edward Burkhalter Otis Dupee Barbara Arnold Angelo Catherine Joan Riley. The annual rural commencement has been discontinued for the duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Wis
Donald E. Hutson
Hillcrest
Dickie Stein
Wyeville
Monroe County
Ollie Swanson
Superintendent of
Verna Witt
Webb School
Douglas Randall
Kirby
George Sorenson
Moundview
Vernon Hemerly
Hillside
Edward Burkhalter
Council Creek
Otis Dupee
Barbara Arnold
Angelo
Catherine Joan Riley
Glendale
Postwar Agricultural Problems Discussed
A two day conference in Chicago opened with 50 to 60 delegates from Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Michigan Minnesota Missouri North Dakota Ohio and Wisconsin. Mrs Bernice T Van Der Vries chair of the Illinois commission on intergovernmental cooperation said the meeting would discuss interpreting the interstate committee on postwar reconstruction and development recommendations to legislatures officials and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
North Dakota
Ohio
Wisconsin
Bernice T. van der Vries
Illinois Commission On Intergovernmental Cooperation
Interstate Committee On
USO Entertainers Set for Three Shows at McCoy Camp
Five star USO entertainers visit CAMP McCOY for three shows Tuesday and Wednesday. Performances occur at 417th Infantry recreation hall at 8 15 p m, Red Cross building in the station hospital at 2 p m, and Service Club 1 at 8 15 p m. MC James Richards leads the program with dance and comedy impressions. Other stars Dick Carson on piano and Harold Seaman with accordion conclude the showcases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelphia
21 Club
Baltimore
Dick Carson
Harold Seaman
Woman Chemist Joins Camp McCoy Staff
Alice L. Corcoran becomes the latest recruit at Camp McCoy joining the post’s woman power. The UW graduate fills the chemist position previously held by a man and was hired with the cooperation of the U.S. Civil Service Commission and the University of Wisconsin. Approximately 30 local graduates have been hired recently for laundry warehousing and post engineering duties to support health and physical conditioning needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Mccoy
Wis
Stanley Kaufman
Alice L. Corcoran
University of Wisconsin
John F. Burke
Licenses Denied Three Viroqua Tavern Owners
Three of Viroqua s eight taverns were denied licenses for fermented malt beverages at a common council meeting. Charles Kuebler’s license was rescinded after initially approved. Branson Potts, Dewey Brown, and his bartenders Erickson and Jackson were denied as well. Alderman Casperson was absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viroqua
Wis
Common Council
Charles Kuebler
Branson Potts
Thorson, Vig
Wintz
Cox and Johnson
I. Casperson
Dewey Brown
Erickson and
Jackson
Fort Forty-Three Ward Ribbons Awarded to McCoy Staff
John F. Burke announces 43 ward ribbons for six months continuous service among McCoy employees this week. Breakdown shows 18 in supply, 10 in medical, 8 in La Crosse ordnance command shop, 6 in post engineers, and 1 in fiscal. Total awards reach 1 874 to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Mccoy
Wis
McCoy
John F. Burke
la Crosse
WPB Designs 25,000 Civilian Use Trailers
The War Production Board allocates 25,000 trailers for civilian use as part of a planned postwar housing and transport program. Officials emphasize rapid distribution to support migration and rebuilding, with coordination across state agencies and manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPB
Sixteen Register For Vernon County Primary
Sixteen Vernon county citizens filed candidacies for the upcoming primary. The Republican slate includes Assembly incumbent J. H. Wheelock and sheriff A. E. Smith, clerk of court Bernard Ann Vincent, register of deeds Verl Poole, incumbent William Kolvis with F. F. Neumann, and coroner Ole Jackson. Progressive candidates include state senator Paul Dahl for the 16th district, Vernon county assembly hopeful Bernard Lewison, district attorney Martin Gulbrandsen seeking re election, clerk of court candidate Mrs. Cora Lawton, register of deeds Edward Viz, and coroner Nik Dorshied. No Democratic filings were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viroqua
Wis
Vernon County
Republican Party
Assembly
J. H. Wheelock
A. E. Smith
Bernard Ann- Vincent Rabbit
Verl Poole
Register of Deeds
Wiliam Kolvis
F. F. Neumann
Ole Jackson
Paul Dahl
Vernon
Crawford
Grant
Bernard Lewison
Martin Gulbrandsen
Cora Lawton
Edward Viz
Nik Dorshied
No Flat Foot Floogie at Camp McCoy
Pvt. Jayne Henry of the Women's Army corps runs the physio therapy ward at Camp McCoy station hospital correcting flat feet with exercises and diathermy treatments. A Bridgeport former table tennis champion she joined the WAC in 1943 and hopes for overseas duty to apply her medical experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp McCoy
Jayne Henry
Wac
Pvt
Henry
New Haven School of Physiotherapy
Station Hospital
Boston State Hospital
Boston City Hospital
Bridgeport, Conn
Bridgeport
Women's Army Corps
Commanding Officer of 304th Transferred
Lieut. Col. Claude M. Howard, commanding officer of the First Battalion, 304th Infantry, is reassigned from the 304th Regiment. A West Point graduate of 1934 and Fort Leavenworth alum, he has led the battalion since last November and served as regimental executive officer in 1943. A battalion review honored him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Mccoy
Wis
304Th Infantry
Claude M. Howard
Howard
Wallace A. Choquette
West Point
Command and General Staff School
Ft. Leavenworth
Kansand
New Fuel Tablet Cuts Heating Time For C Ration
The quartermaster corps develops a compact fuel tablet weighing just over an ounce capable of heating a standard C ration in six minutes, improving field meals efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Quartermaster Corps
Wisconsin considers broad aviation education in schools
The Wisconsin aeronau tics advisory board committee on education and training urged a state wide program to teach aviation in grade schools and high schools. The plan would place ground training solo flight prep and maps in senior year curricula with geography math science and pre flight activities for younger students and vocational tracks for maintenance training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Aeronautics Advisory Board
Chester Allen
Wisconsin
Joseph Horner
Green Bay
John R. Riedl
Appleton Post-Crescent
Riedl
Allen
Frank L. Taylor
The
Milwaukee Sentinel
Taylor
Surprise candidate tops Trempealeau primary field
WHITEHALL Wis Special one surprise candidate emerged in Trempealeau County Aug 15 primary filing Miss Marjorie Schaefer deputy clerk of court announced for clerk of court on the Republican ticket Clarence H Johnson who is current clerk will not seek reelection No Democrats filed three incumbents have clear sails Lester Brennom Martin Wiemer LaVern Kostner face no opposition Roy Matson Oscar Haug and John Allen August Knudtson seek posts in county offices Primary features four for sheriff and three for assemblyman with Heath Holton and Thomasgaard among contenders for the Republican and Progressive tickets noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Wis
Marjorie Schaefer
Clarence H. Johnson
Register of Deeds
Lester Brennom
Martin Wiemer
Independence
LaVern G. Kostner
Arcadia
Brennom
Roy H. Matson
Joe
Oscar Haug
Galesville
John Allen
August Knudtson
Martin D. Brom
Dodge
Basil Erickson
E. A. Sorenson
Jens Klavestad
Sumner
Trempealeau County
C. E. Heath
R. H. Holton
Ed Thomasgaard
Strum
Trempealeau Red Cross Fund Drive Receipts Total
Trempealeau county chairwoman Mrs Olive F Bitter reports receipts of 13219 dollars 74 cents for the Red Cross war fund and roll call drive, surpassing the 12195 dollar quota by 1024 dollars 24 cents. Whitehall led exceeded quotas with 518 dollar allotment nearly tripled, the motion picture theater in Whitehall contributing 168 dollar 86 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trempealeau County
Red Cross
Ettrick
Wis
Olive F. Bitter
Red Cross War Fund
Whitehall
Aracadia City
Blair
Unity
Caledonia
Galesville
Independence
Dodge
Pigeon
Sumner
Trempealeau
Albion
Arcadia Township
Burnside
Chimney Rock
Lincoln
Hale
Preston
Trempealeau Township
Thirteen Trempealeau County Residents Get Citizenship Papers
Thirteen Trempealeau County residents received naturalization papers at a Wednesday afternoon hearing before Judge R. S. Cowie at the courthouse. Three people were repatriated. Names include Frank Simon Puchalla Lucy Mary Kulig Edward Frederick Gutow August N. Aalstad and others. Three additional cases heard in Whitehall included judgments in civil actions and foreclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Wis
Trempealeau County
R. S. Cowie
Court House
Hans P. Hanson
Rochester
Cowie
Frank Simon Puchalla
Blair
Josephine L. Anderson
Emma Ellefson
Osseo
Earl D. Stevens
Arcadia
H. W. Whitney
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Louis J. Leterski
Et. Ald
Trempealeau
William I. Hohlfeldt
Norman E. Nelson to Be Ordained in West Salem
Norman E. Nelson of West Salem will be ordained into the Holy ministry of the Norwegian Lutheran Church of America. The ceremony Sunday at 10 a.m. will be at Our Savior's Lutheran Church West Salem with Dr. Martin Anderson as ordinator. Nelson, a Luther College and Luther Theological Seminary alumnus, has accepted a call to Sunburst Montana and will be installed July 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman E. Nelson
N. A. Nelson
West Salem
Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
C. T. Paulson
Martin Anderson
NLCA
Geo. Ulvilden
H. J. Wein
O. Otterson
Nelson
West Salem High School
Luther College
Decorah
Luther Theological Seminary
St. Paul
Minn
Sunburst
Mont
Dip 350 Pigs Sheep In Day At Pfaff Farm
A pig and sheep dipping demonstration on the William Pfaff farm in Lewis Valley treated more than 350 animals for pests. County Agent W. E. Spreiter and James Lacey led the event observed by La Crosse county farmers. About 250 sheep and lambs were treated, with some dipped only and others both dipped and drenched. 104 pigs were drenched and dipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pfaff
Lewis Valley
W. E. Spreiter
James Lacey
College of Agriculture
la Crosse County
Sparta Adopts Two City Street Projects
Sparta Wisconsin city council approves two street projects in the south part of town. Plans include a sewer line on Long Court and High Court streets and paving works on Long Court and High Court. Bids accepted for 30 000 gallons of cutback asphalt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larson
General Electric Co
C. B. Ayars
Northern States Power Co
Marvin Libke
Belmont Gardens
Libke
H. H. Williams, Jr
H. M. Kirchoff
L. R. Newburg
City Health Department
W. T. Meyer
P. W. Schmitz
Kirchoff
O. O. Bergman
Oshkosh
A. E. Pertzsh Construction Co
Water Street
Oak Street
Federal Works Agency
Washington, D. C
Horace S. Rogers
Camp McCoy
Walter Riley
Riley
Walter Marshall
Marshall
Paul Schaller
Police and Fire Commission
Otis George
George J. McCloskey Co
la Crosse
Clark and Bracken
Beaver Creek
Paine, Webber and Jackson
Curtis and Daniel F. Rice Co
Independence Editor Undergoes Major Operation
G L Kirkpatrick of Independence News Wave underwent a major operation at Community hospital in Whitehall on June 7. Other patients admitted June 5 or 6 included Sever Raaum Mondovi Martin Mor lyn Independence S S Solberg Blair and Mrs Mat Everson Fly Creek. Minor surgeries were performed for Elsie Herreid Trick and Robert Doll Whitehall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Wis
G. L. Kirkpatrick
Independence News-Wave
Community Hospital
Sever Raaum
Mondovi
Martin Morlyn
Independence
S. S. Solberg
Blair
Mat Everson
Fly Creek
E. A. Norson
Albert Jensen
Strum
Helen Christianson
Elsie
Palmer Herreid
Ettrick
Robert
G. C. Doll
Henry Ansen
Lewis Nelson
Taylor
Clifford Fremstad
Herbert Stello Chosen As 4 H Club President
Herbert Stello was chosen president of the Fish Creek 4 H club at a Monday meeting at the Fish Creek school. Other officers elected include Alamae Knudtson as vice president Leona Stello as secretary treasurer Jacqueline Toohey as reporter and Willard Jones as cheerleader Alta M Hagen leads the club The next meeting is set for Tuesday evening June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Wis
Herbert Stello
Fish Creek
Fish Creek School
Alamae Knudtson
Leona Stello
Jacqueline Toohey
Willard Jones
Alta M. Hagen
Winona Livestock Report From SWIFT AND COMPANY
Winona Minnesota livestock report shows hogs and cattle prices with different weight ranges and grades. The notice notes buying hours from 9 a m to 4 p m and discounts for mangy or unfinished hogs and for cattle condition.
Livestock Prices In Chicago Market Report
Salable hogs 8 000 total 14 000 slow steady good and choice 180 270 lbs top 13 75 280 330 lbs 11 60 12 15 mostly 12. 150 170 lbs 12 13 scarce medium to good 160 230 lbs 11 50 13. 350 550 lb s 10 50 10 85 lighter weights and extreme heavy barrows gilts 10 90 11 25. About 15 000 hogs unsold near 90 pct support weights. Cattle 1 000 calves 500 no strictly good and choice steers undertone steady on well finished offerings draggy on others. 13 15 14 40 grassy warmed up heifers 10 13 50. Receipts mainly cows, market 50c to 1 under last week. Dry fed escape decline canners cutters common beef cows 6 50 7 25 bulls steady with heavy sausage offerings 11 12 25 vealers 16 down. Sheep 1 000 total 6 500 steady bad to good and choice 100 lb lambs 16 15 few native ewes 7 7 25 cull light weights 4 5 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Milwaukee
Livestock Prices steady in Milwaukee market report
Milwaukee market report lists cattle hogs and sheep prices with ranges by weight and grade. Hogs show values from 11 to 13 dollars for various weights, while cattle include steers yearlings and cows from about 9 to 16.75 dollars. Calves veal and vealers command 12.50 to 16 dollars, with lambs 11 to 15.50 dollars and ewes 5 to 7 dollars.
California Long Whites and Louisiana Triumphs Prices Set
Chicago reports mixed potato market with 145 rival shipments and 1 017 supplies. California Long Whites U S No 1 priced at 3 25 75 and Louisiana Bliss Triumphs U S No 1 at 3 60 4 25 as demand shows weakness for stock in California and moderate for southern Triumphs while best quality remains firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
California
U. S
Louisiana Bliss
Chicago live poultry and butter marketreport steady prices
The Chicago market shows live poultry unsettled while other poultry categories are steady with 18 trucks and 1 car of receipts. Butter remains firm with 1 023 599 pounds received and prices unchanged. Eggs show 15 cases at $17 with a firm market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
WFA
Birthday Greetings From Bangor Wis Pie Factory Notices
Birthday wishes listed for Roman Ketek of Bangor Wisconsin pie makers and several residents including Robert F Netwal of New Guinea Jimmy Evans of 809 Ferry Street Olive Haarstad 802 Ferry Street Mrs Francis De Marre 810 Perry Street Viela De Marre 10 Perry Street and Michael Doerre 421 North Ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roman Ketek
Bangor
Wis
Pie
Robert F. Netwal
New Guinea
Jimmy Evans
Ferry Street
Olive Haarstad
Francis de Marre
Perry Street
Viela de Marre
Michael Doerre
North Ninth Street
Wartime Ration Details For Meats Fats Sugars And Fuel
The notice outlines ration validity for four red stamp books A8 to V8 and four blue stamps A8 to V8, sugar stamps 30 and 31 for five pounds, stamp 40 five pounds for home canning through Feb 28 1945, and airplane stamps 1 and 2 indefinitely. It lists gasoline coupons 11 A through three gallons to June 21 and B-3 C-3 five gallons, plus weekly price ceilings for fruits and vegetables in Winona Minnesota and La Crosse Wisconsin for June 7-13. It sets fruit prices for apples bananas oranges grapefruit lemons and vegetables including lettuce potatoes onions cabbage carrots cucumbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
Winona
Minn
la Crosse
Wis
California
U. S. No
Chicago cash grain and futures roundup
Market notes show wheat and barley bids in Chicago with July and Sept futures trading range values. Barley malting and seed prices are listed with per hundredweight metrics alongside various seed types and clover prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Award $7,215 Damages In Circuit Court Action
A Portage County circuit court jury awarded total damages of 7215 in a suit arising from a 1941 automobile collision. Issac Webb’s widow and their daughter received 3457 and 1500 respectively, while the husband’s estate got 2257. defendants include T B Webb and Henry Kier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Point
Wis
Porotage Court
P. Hughes
Oshkasa
Issac Webb
Manawa
Douglas Culver
Harvey
Webb
Wac Recruiting Head Visits La Crosse
Capt Ned P King commander of Wisconsin Wac recruiting visits La Crosse team. He notes increased need for Wacs since the invasion and says enlistees reduce drafting of fathers and workers in essential industry. Inquiries at 310 federal building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned P. King
Army Air Force
Wisconsin
Wac
la Crosse
Wacs
King
Federal Building
New Pay Plan Proposed for Unemployed War Workers
Col. Willard F. Rockwell proposes a 24 week unemployment wage plan for workers laid off due to contract terminations. Funds would come from renegotiation refunds. firms would hold as reserve, returning excess to the treasury as a windfall tax if unused, to ease transition from war to civilian production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Willard F. Rockwell
Timken- Detroit Axle Co
Rockwell
U. S. Treasury
Farewell party for W Helstad of Ettrick
Ettrick Wisconsin workers bid farewell to William Helstad at a community hall gathering with lunch by Pederson cafe staff Gladys Engelsen and Sidney Briggs. The household received a mirror and a wallet earlier from the Lutheran Men's club. Helstad and family move to Taylor where he will be employed at the creamery after 20 years as assistant buttermaker at Ettrick creamery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ettrick
Wis
William Helstad
Ettrick Volunteer Fire Department
Pederson Cafe
Mmes
Gladys Engelsen
Sidney Briggs
Helstad
Ettrick Lutheran Men's Club
Taylor
Ettrick Creamery
Winstow Family to Make Home in La Crosse
Trempealeau Wisconsin special report states Mr and Mrs John Winslow sold their residence to Mr and Mrs Ed James and will move to La Crosse where Mrs Donald Zimmerman and her son will occupy the vacated home. Spain irrigation projects aim to water 97500 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Winstow
la Crosse
Trempealeau, Wis
John Winslow
Ed. James
Donald Zimmerman and Son
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