Clark Speaks At Field Day in Sparta Wisconsin
Warren Clark of the University of Wisconsin will headline a grassland field day at Monroe County Farm, one mile north of Sparta, June 17. The event, organized by UW grassland committee and county agents, will feature demonstrations of forage harvesting equipment, soil and erosion control talks, and exhibits on hay, silage, and pasture renovation for farmers from several counties.
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Sparta
Wis
Warren Clark
University of Wisconsin
Grossland Hele
Monroe County
Spurtu
Moree
Jackson
la Crosse
University of Wisconsin Gressland Committee
A.D. Begley
Monroa County
Clark
Nhe Fon
Fr. D. Brubn
Flo
Moischinery
Soils Department
State Soil Conservation Committee
College of Agriculture
Moachinery Manufacturing
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Dilan
Charee
Bruhn
Alfalfa Protection Demonstrations In La Crosse Area
County Agent Emil J. Schlesyer highlights demonstrations by Alfred Tobbert and George Briggs showing the impact of proper soil food and windbreaks on alfalfa. Tobbert’s field with fertilizer and split seeding produced lush stands, while Briggs’s windbreak strategy preserved fields against strong winds.
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Emil J. Schlesyer
Alfred Tobbert
Holmon
High
Ingt
Tobbert
Neve
Attuttiy
Strane
Hollinel
Searge Briggs
Holmen Oth
Cho Younk
Reight
Brigns
Alfairi
Schickser
Schhlesser
Tabbert
la Crosse
Extension Department
College of Agriculture
South Pavitie
Vollege
Wayne Tubbert
Worle
Hongra
Jartiya
U. 5
Pietermaritzburg
South Aten
Frilunes Phinra
Alfred Tabbert
Holland
Weed Meeting Planned Here
Emil J. Semesser county agent announces a weed meeting in the county court office to discuss crop losses and control measures. He notes profits per farm around 250 dollars and urges farmers and garden owners to attend with questions on weed management. Dwight Forsyth from the state department of vericulture will speak, and all 4H boys and girls with gardener projects are invited.
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Emil J. Semesser
Roan
Schlessee
Dwight Forsyth
State Department of Vericulture
Essousien Service
Schiesser
Seth Guveler
Fun Ride Dreamers Trail The Continental Divide Run
A garbled report notes a rider planning a westward horseback journey for fun. Slim Young of Ferndale Michigan informs publicity chief Moburt Warren that the rider intends a cross country trek from New Mexico through Colorado to the Wyoming border along the continental divide.
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Denver
Cal
West
Slim Youn
Ferndale
Mich
Cale
Caledonia Hosts Brown Swiss Show At Fairgrounds
Twenty three head of purebred Brown Swiss cattle from Houston and Winona counties were shown at the Caledonia fairgrounds. Judge Dr. Lester Gilmore and secretary Norman Shige presided as spectators selected champions in adult and 4 H divisions. Grand champion bull Captain’s Carl and grand champion cow Carls Maiden Lacy led a day of awards and exhibit highlights with Smith showcasing multiple top animals.
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Caledonia
Minn
Houston
Winona County
Canton
Lester Gilmore
University Tarm
St. Paul
Norman Shige
Mina
Brown Swiss Breeders’ Association
Dick Slumbo
Brown Swiss Association
Rumer Leighton
University Farm
Wayne Hanson
Norman Slade
Dr. Climore
John Anderson
Orst
Orson Hempstead
Moyston
Glenn. Sehulty
Rey Huyseby
Spring Stove
Kostovize
Howard Waugesind
Spring Grove
Dale Runnigan
Flouston
Donald Runnigan
Herman Tewes
New Allin
Carl
Maglars Farm
Cletus Sehleigh
Guy Smith
Judy
L. A
Smith
Carls Maiden Lacy
Wiilgo
Wisconsin certified seed potato sales rise in 1945 crop year
Wisconsin certified seed potato sales show a near 130000 bushel gain in 1945, with total certified seed sold reaching 408500 bushels versus 278900 the year before. Top grade Baker Stone Brand led with 891284 bushels across 22 varieties, while Chippewa totaled 116218. Red Tay seed sold 17222 bushels led by Katahdin 8790 and Irish Cobbler 3205.
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Wisconsin
Elmer Peterson
Makeling Specialiat
Peterson
Aales
Bison Herd Shrinks After Yellowstone Drowning Incident
Yellowstone Park rangers report at least 28 buffalo drowned last winter in the Yellowstone River. The herd, started in 1902 with 24 animals and grown to about 300, declined after a bank collapse under weight.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Yellowstone W National Park
Yellowstone River
Wisconsin assessors urged to file farm reports early
Wisconsin assessors are urged to complete their farm statistics reports as early as possible due to critical food shortages. The effort supports monthly crop reports used to determine planted acreage and informs state agriculture planning with township data.
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Wisconsin
W Eonsin
United States Departments of Agvicullata
Wisconsit
Wisconsin Crop Reporting Service
High Quality Agricultural Lime From Wisconsin Quarries
Wisconsin quarry operators supply agricultural lime of uniformly high quality. State tests show most samples exceed standards and some grades meet higher requirements. Walter E. Griem notes the lab findings and inspectors report only one sample failed to meet neutralizing value standards.
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Wisconsin
Food and Fertilizer Laboratory
State Department of Agriculture
Walter E. Griem
Tom
Tri-State Deaths in Lansing Mrs Bechtel Dies at 82
Funeral arrangements are set for Mrs. Matt Bechtel 82 who died Friday evening in Lansing. She was born November 1 1863 in Freeport Illinois and lived much of her youth in New Hampton. Survived by 26 grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Burial at Oule Hill cemetery. Edward Meyers 51 of Lansing dies after brief illness at Town City university hospital. Survived by wife Bertha predeceased 15 years ago, two sons Franklin and Leslie, three daughters Esther Nettie Myrtle, and siblings. Burial at Dale Hill cemetery.
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Lansing
Matt Bechtel
Mary Christoph
Hernmiin J Christoph
Freeport
Lil
New Houmpton
Matt Bechel
Theodore
Marie Bieber
New Hampton
Adrline Bechtel
Woulon
Lydia Markhouser
Tinslip
Adolph Bovttehor
Will Sehmiett
Lawler
Fred Christoph
German Presbyterian Church
Oule HI
Edward Meyers
University Hospital
Town City
August Meyers
Union City Township
Bertha Krabenke
August
Charles Gruber
Mes. Emuma_Bellows
la Crosse
Tranklin Meyers
Saiveing Leslie
Esther
Nettie
Coday Rapids
Myrtle
Davenport
Dale Hill Cemetery
Ivory seizure after elephant slaughter in Northern Rhodagia
A Northern Rhodagia seizure reports over 27 000 jyeur of ivory recovered from a mass elephant kill. Authorities say 95 elephants were killed last year and the stock is valued at about 49000 dollars.
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Rhodagia
Guernsey Club To Hold Outing In Trempealeau County
Trempealeau County Guernsey Breeders picnic at Berard Wood farm Gile town opens at 2 with a family style dinner. George Britis will discuss Our Guernsey Cattle and a junior judging contest runs 2 to 3 with cash prizes. County Agent Weohes and Ty Main present a demonstration on the use of PT on dairy farms.
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Whitehall
Wis
Trempesleau County
Guernsey
Berard Wood Farm
Gile
Minorisey
Arnold Waches
Trompeateque
Woodhome
Tee Crean
Galesville
Wood Farm
George Britis
Willian Mckerrow
Milwaukee
Tromp
Weohes
Ty C. Main
Deaths Last Night Include Noted Scholars And Officials
Several obituaries report the deaths of professors and public figures. Notables include Bloomington Indiana resident Professor William Thomas Morgan age 62, scholar of European history and author. Urbana Illinois linguist Lin D. Meekerald age 52, head of Spanish department at the University of Arizona. Cambridge Missouri doctor Frederick Jexner age 50, director of theater at Wellesley College. Also listed are J Rows Calin former Great Smoky Mountains superintendent and Waynesell Wessel McCheyer. Indications from Sweden discuss woodpulp production for the year ahead.
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Satunday
Jonanbon City
Ten
J. Rows
Calin
Great Smoky
Newark
Cambridge
Mos
Frederick Jexner
Wellesley College
Theater Gravaa
Germany
Switzerland
Ios
Tes
Four State Delegates Leave For 4-H Camp
Wisconsin four delegates depart for the Loih national 4-H club camp in Washington DC from June 1 to 18 after leaving Chicago on June 8 by chartered bus with fellow Midwest champions. Leader Walelin McNeel accompanies Bonnie Christison Elisha Jean Forme Clam Falls Fred Bruneel Endeavor and Gerton Olsson Westby. The 1,830 mile trip crosses eight states and a Canadian province visiting Niagara Falls then travels to Washington via New York Pennsylvania Delaware and Maryland on the way home stopping in West Virginia and Ohio.
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Wis
Wisconsi
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Waleelin McNeel
White Leghorn Remains Wisconsin Poultry Leader in 1946
The 1946 hatchery flock summary by S. Howard King shows White Leghorns at 70.6 percent of 243,033 birds across 1,317 flocks in Wisconsin. White Rocks and New Hampshires follow at 14.3 and 9.6 percent. The three major breeds account for 94.6 percent of hatchery stock.
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Wisconsin
S. Howard King
State Departent of Agriculture
Ming
Prisoners Of Nazis Write Book On Them
In Munich liberated inmates of Nazi camps in Bavaria have compiled data for a book on Nazism from 1918 to 1945. General Lucian D. Thuscott, commander of the Third American Army, received the manuscript from Otto Aster and Gottlies Brantz, with Bavarian officials presenting the work. Italy plans to produce nearly 100000 tons of processed foods.
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Lucian D. Thuscott
Browth
Bavaria
Otto Aster
Gottlies Brantz
Bavarian Red Cross
Italy
Co-Op Breeders Grow Rapidly Serving 1700 Members in Westby Wis
Vernon County Co-Op Breeders Association in Westby Wisconsin has expanded to 1700 members. The breed club, founded in 1941 to improve dairy herds via purebred sires, operates seven branches and nine insemination stations from a modern 103 foot barn with office and lab. Sires come from the United States and Canada, representing Jersey, Guernsey and Holstein breeds, under President Chris Hanson and Manager Rabban Narvestid.
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Westby
Vernon County
Han
Leary
Shawano
la Crosse
Warts
Richland Center
Wilton
Boscobel
Gays Mills
Hillsboro
Associa Sion Ah
Oreganization
Rhode Island
Othness
Canada
New York
England
Jolstein
Guernsey
Jersey
Chris B. Hanson
Vire
Qang
Ole Mielter
O. R. Schaefer
Viroqua
Alhon Soraah
County Bulletins Planned for Wisconsin Series
The Safe Department of Agriculture will publish detailed statistics for Wisconsin’s 71 counties in a new bulletin series. A rural advisory committee, appointed by Milton Burton, director, met last Thursday to discuss plans and ensure alignment with rural lenders and their judgments.
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Wisconsin
Sgriculwice
Milton Burton
Rural Youths To Get Pigs At June Picnic
Winners named by the La Crosse County Chamber of Commerce Pig club from county rural school pupils after a written exam. Presentations will be June 19 at a picnic in Mybick park with lunch provided and ice cream. Winners include Joan Hesselberg Robert Schroeder Elgine Loging Earl-Raymond Kish Carol Ann Zabel Gordon Garves Nancy Hall Henry Garbers Marcelin Storandt Arlen Prat Alice Stareh Gerald Fortun Elizabeth Josiad Arlyn Raymer Elva Bratberg Donald Johnson Nessie Severson Ronald Hanson Elinor Thompson Frank Moldenbauer Laine Clemens Robert Clark. Pig club members list sponsors including National Bank, Co P Newburg Clothing Co E R Barron Co State Bank V Tausche Hardware Co Tillman Bros Bataview Bank La Crosse Tribune Bodega Line club Pure Food Products My Erickson Bakery and several local firms.
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la Crosse County
la Crosse
Carol Ann Zabel
Bangor
Gordon R. Garves
Nancy Ann Hall
Henry Garbers
Marcelin Storandt
Minedoo
Arlen L. Prat
Mindoro
Alice E. Stareh
Coon Valley
Gerald Fortun
Elizabeth Josiad
Holmen
Arlyn Raymer
West Salem
Elva Bratberg
Donald Johnson
Nessie Severson
Ronald OQ. Hanson
Holmien
Elinor Thompson
Frank Moldenbauer
Lese
Laine Clemens
Coon Valey
Robert Clark
Pig Club
George E. Krause
National Bank
William Doerfinger Co
Newburg Clothing Co
E. R. Barron Co
State Bank
V- Tausche Hardware Co
Tillman Bros
Bataview Bank
la Crosse Tribune
Bodega Line Club
Pure Food Products
My. Erickson Bakery
G. Heileman Brewing Co
Northern States
Metal Roofing Meet Planned at Fred Horst Farm
A metal roofing demonstration is planned at the Fred Horst yan farm in Mamitton township on Wednesday at 1 30 PM led by County Agent Emil J Schiesser with 4 H club members in attendance. W E Spretter of the University of Wisconsin and Charles Matthews of the American Zinc Institute will show asbestos wicking sheet metal screws and nails and proper laps sealing. Steel brushing painting and safety grounding of tools for lighting protection will be demonstrated along with material selection to maximize service and minimize maintenance costs.
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Fred Horst Yan
Mamitton Township
Emil J. Schiesser
W. E. Spretter
University of Wisconsin
Charles Matthews
American Zinc Institute
New Lake Inventory Bulletin Published in Wisconsin
The state Department of Agriculture released a new edition of the Inventory of Wisconsin Lakes listing lakes alphabetically by county. John S. Bordner led the project with the Division of Land Economic Inventory and Land Use, and the bulletin covers lake origin, growth, water types, and wildlife. Copies are free from the division in Madison.
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Wisconsin Lake
State Department of Agriculture
John S. Bordner
Wisconsin Lakes
Anita Ife
Division of Land
Madixon
Wis
Air Conditioned Streets in New Orleans Trade Park Plan
New Orleans outlines a proposal for air conditioned streets as part of an International Trade Park. The project would feature enclosed promenades, weather controlled access, and indoor protected tram facilities to promote foreign trade and attract visitors.
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New Orleans
America
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