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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1944

Page

10

Groups Inspect Farm On Bluff Visits Planned In La Crosse County

Orville E. Hays announces inspection tours by groups visiting the soil conservation area. University of Illinois engineers and service staff will tour June 15–16 to view erosion control. Rochester farmers arrive June 16, followed by International Harvester and Case Implement Co. employees touring June 22–23 and 55–60 dealers for a similar visit.

Orville E. Hays la Crosse University of Illinois Ralph Hay Ernestalker B. B. Clark Soil Conservation Service Rochester Minn International Harvester Conan Chicago Hays Station Farm la Crosse County J. L Case Implement Co

Increase In Contour Farming Is Reported

In Vernon county soil conservation expands with 3,217 acres planned for contour strip cropping this spring and 4,596 acres laid out last fall, totaling 7,813 acres. 207 farmers start contour strips this year. Viroqua township leads with 447 acres, followed by Sterling 393, Jefferson 297, and Webster 250. Among top farms are G Barton 80 acres, P H Peterson 55, Koppen and Fanta 55, Paul Schultz 50, and several others with 40–50 acres.

Viroqua Wis Vernon County Local Conservation District Viroqua Township Sterling Jefferson Webster G. Barton Harmony Township P. H. Peterson Kickapoo Koppen Fanta Paul Schultz Hamburg Oscar Webster Harold Phillips Gulbransen Oldenburg Fred Hillesheim Union

Vernon Farmers Raise Canning Peas This Year

Vernon county farmers are growing canning peas for the first time in Hillsboro La Farge and Ontario areas. The early harvest allows fields to be used later for fall pasture, a double cropping option worth considering if other pastures are short for feed later.

Viroqua Wis Vernon County Hillsboro la Farge Ontario

Survey Badger Hog Production

A government survey tracks changes in Wisconsin hog production since 1943. The June nationwide livestock survey uses farmer questionnaires distributed by rural carriers, with Wisconsin noted for thorough cooperation and high completeness. Thousands of farmers participate.

Wisconsin United States Departments of Agriculture Department of Agriculture Post Office Department Crop Reporting Service

Hemp Crops Bring Notable Returns for Wisconsin Farmers in 1943

Wisconsin agronomist A. H. Wright reports that hemp grown on suitable land yielded gross returns of 100 to 150 dollars per acre in 1943 for government fiber mills. After 20 to 30 dollars per acre in costs, net returns ranged from 75 to over 125 dollars per acre. Poorly chosen land reduced results, underscoring the need for uniform high productivity.

Madison Wis Wisconsin A. H. Wright University of Wisconsin Agronomist Wright

Poultry Breeders Plan Heavy Culling Program Amid Shortages

Gerald Annin of Wisconsin reports the national flock remains the largest on record but contains more non layers. Despite eggs at record levels for the period, a drop in production and limited store capacity spur plans to cull low producing birds to conserve feed and lower egg costs.

Madison Wis Gerald Annin Wisconsin Poultryman Wisconsin Annin

Defoliation Threat from Leaf Gluttons in Wisconsin

Thousands of shade and fruit trees across southern Wisconsin are defoliated by three insects the cankerworm tent caterpillar and June beetle state entomologist E L Chambers reports in Monday remarks He advises arsenical spray to protect trees noting relaxed federal limits allow arsenate of lead in 1 2 to two pounds per 50 gallons of water He cautions trees often regrow leaves in summer but repeated defoliation can weaken trees inviting bark borers if the stress continues.

Wisconsin E. L. Chambers State Departe of Agriculture Monay Chambers

Livestock Market Report from Winona Milwaukee and Chicago

SWIFT AND COMPANY reports cattle and hog prices with top hogs at 13.30, steers and yearlings 14.50 to 16.00, cows 9.25 to 11.75, calves up to 15.50, lambs to 15.25, and notes market steady with post closing care for arrivals. Milwaukee and Chicago bids mirror steady tone with hogs near 13.75 to 12.15 and cattle mostly 14 to 17 dollars, calves 12 to 16, lambs 15 to 15.75, market slowly adjusting to supply.

Goodyear T Calif Indiana al. Chem Ulinois Central Ld Harvester Swift and Co Nick Can Texas Co Timken-Detroit Smelt and Refg Union Carbide Johns-Manville United Air Lines Zinc L San Kennecott United Aircraft U. S. Rubber and Armour U. S. Steel Atchison T and SF Liggett and Myers Marshall Union Aviation Corp West el Mig Tromery Ward Woolworth Fw Bethlehem Steel Co Nash-Kelvinator Youngst. Sh T 38 Calumet and Heclary National Steel Tase Jt) Co Am. Aviation NEW Oak North Amer. Co Ark Nat Gas A Northern Pacific Chrysler Corps Ohio Onid Edison Owens-Lil. Glass J. Bond Pan Am. Airways Edison Param. Pictures Ins Newark Penney J.C Ma Co Container Corp Penn Helleman Brew Curtiss-Wright Phillips Petroleum Mass I, Trust Republican Steel N. St du Pont de Nem Shell Union Oil General Electric Sinclair Oil Bancorp General Foods Southern Pacific Pub. Soc Ind General Motors Trane Co Goodrich Swift and Company Milwaukee Livestock Milwaukee Chicago Livestock Chicago

Big Gain 24 Percent Concentrate For Livestock

Advertises Big Gain 24% Concentrate for all livestock with selected proteins vitamins and minerals. Describes use in self feeders or mixed at 6 percent with grain to boost weight gain for pigs and reach market quickly. Encourages asking dealer for product.

District Supervisors Plan County Farm Tour

Vernon county soil conservation supervisors Clarence Carter Ralph Larson Readstown George Johnson Chaseburg Art Gillen Ontario and W J Schaillock Vi roqua will lead an inspection tour next Friday June 16 of practices by farmer cooperators in the eastern part of the county They will be joined by Robert Lee district conservationist Keith Kreger technician and Oren Johnson county agent The tour aims to gauge progress across various conservation practices and help shape practical future programs.

Viroqua Wis Vernon County Soil Conservation Supervisors Clarence Carter Ralph Larson Readstown George Johnson Chaseburg Art Gillen Ontario W. J. Schaillock Robert Lee Keith Kreger Oren Johnson

Handy Table For Home Canning Yields By Crop

Extension nutritionists at the University of Wisconsin publish an approximate guide to bushel yields for common canning crops. Apples tomatoes grapes yield 16 to 20 quarts per bushel. peaches 18 to 20. pears 20 to 24. Small fruits vary. raspberries 15 to 24 quarts, strawberries 10 to 15, cherries 20 to 25, plums 24 to 30. Vegetables differ by size: snap beans squash 16 to 20, lima beans 6 to 8, sweet corn in husks 8 to 9, peas 12 to 15 pints, carrots 20 to 22, beets 22 to 24.

Madison Wis University of Wisconsin

Weed Commissioners Of County To Meet Friday

County Agent W E Spreiter announced a Friday meeting of county weed commissioners at 2 p m in the supervisors room of the courthouse. Alvin Schwendiman from the State Weed Commissioner Henry Lunz will discuss weed laws and duties. The event is open to the public and invites farmers to bring weed samples for control discussion amid labor shortages and late crops.

W. E. Spreiter Court House Alvin Schwendiman Henry Lunz Spreiter

Brookside 4-H Club Reorganizes For Second Year

Brookside 4-H Club reorganizes for a second year with 13 members. Officers include Ray Jostad as president and Allegra Jostad as secretary. Projects cover gardening clothing food and nutrition handicraft with members named. The June meeting at Theodore Hulberg home had nine present with Mrs Rudolph Hulberg supervising.

Brookside 4-H Club Ray Jostad Allegra Jostad Dorothy Severson Donna Knutson Eloise Knudson Elizabeth Jostad Grace Jordson Donna Knudson Kenneth Eugene Bisher LaVonne Schmitz Delores Asmus Elvera Elvera Schmitz Theodore Hulberg Rudolph Hulberg

Vernon 4 H Clubs To Have Motion Pictures

Vernon county 4 H club members, parents and friends will hold 12 meetings at which county extension agents Edith Brevig and Oren Johnson will show two sound motion pictures The films are A Stitch in Time about preventing farm accidents and The Gardener Takes His Place about gardening The series runs nightly at 8 30 p m from June 15 to June 30 at various halls and schools across the county including Re Treat Purdy Red Mound Trippville Onward Mason City Hillsdale Viroqua Sugar Grove Enterprise Lower Weister and Valley Vitcenda halls.

Viroqua Wis Vernon County 4-H Club Edith Brevig Oren Johnson Purdy Red Mound Township Hall Trippville Onward Mason City Hillsdale Court Room Sugar Grove Enterprise Lower Weister Valley Vitcenda Hall

Planting a Few Herbs in Home Gardens

Gardeners with a taste for bold flavors can grow herbs at home. Wisconsin horticulturist James Moore says it’s not too late to plant annual spices or sow biennials for harvest next year. He highlights dill for canning and seasoning meats soups fish and sauces. Mint, caraway and parsley offer versatile uses and easy propagation with seasonal harvests. Bermuda’s new laws bar most American-made automobiles.

East Indies James Moore Wisconsin Moore

Leonard Breidel Keeps Oldest County Binder In Use

Leonard Breidel of La Crosse is credited with owning the oldest grain binder in La Crosse county, still in operation after 48 years. A state survey found 126 Wisconsin binders 25 years or older in use, with 28 at 50 or more. Zillmer's binder from Pewaukee leads with 65 years of service.

Leonard Breidel la Crosse la Crosse County Colege of Agriculture Breidel Wisconsin Harry Zillmer Pewaukee Waukeesha Wisconesia Zillmer

Navy Mothers Club Sponsors USO Event at La Crosse

The Navy Mothers' club sponsored a breakfast at the La Crosse USO club Sunday morning with weekend activities including dances on Saturday and Sunday evenings. About five thousand servicemen visited the club over the weekend.

Navy Mothers’ Club la Crosse Uso Club

Ration guide details for stamps and groceries

The notice lists reissued ration values and expiration dates for meats fats and processed foods, sugar stamps for five pounds, shoes and gasoline coupons, Puelow period coupons, and fruit and vegetable prices including apples bananas oranges grapefruit lemons lettuce potatoes onions cabbage carrots cucumbers and more with specific counts and prices. It reflects wartime ration adjustments and available items.

California Florida California Shafters U. S

Manpower Committee Sets Friday Meetings in Wausau

Norman E. Schulze says the labor management committee for the La Crosse Eau Claire Wausau Rhinelander area will meet Friday at 1 30 p m at the Wausau hotel to amend the area stabilization plan aligning with the national program effective July 1. Attending from La Crosse are Reuben Trane Orville Evenson George Hall and H F Reed with the Trainmen's union. Managers meet Friday at 7 30 p m at the Wausau hotel.

Norman E. Schulze la Crosse-Eau Claire-Wausau-Rhinelander War Manpower Commission la Crosse Schulze Reuben Trane Trane Company Orville Evenson United Automobile Workers Geroge Hall AFL H. F. Reed Milwaukee Railroad Trainmen’s Union Wausau Hotel

Birthday greetings for Mrs Josten and Mrs Meyer

A birthday note from Weet Salem wishes Mrs Martha Meyer and Mrs Frank Josten well on their special day. The message references their addresses at 518 South 4th Street and nearby.

Frank Josten Weet Salem Wie Martha Meyer South 4Th Street

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Vernon Farmers U. S. Department OF Commerce Minnesota Iowa Bismarck _ i Denver ST Duluth LA Crosse Airport New York River T.W Winona C.P St. Louis Hastings Genoa Lake Pepin Reads Fountain City Chippewa River KruGon Hoeschler Bros. Drugs Winona Livestock WFA Louisiana Bliss U. 8 Syria Chicago Grain Table West Union, Iowa Mankato Hoeschlers Hoeschlers’ Orue Store U. S. Farmers Bulletin No. 1818 Westinghouse Clark-Bracken CO Fifth Avenue South Electrical Contractors and Distributors of Westinghouse Appliances Aerio Weed Commissioners Brookside Bermuda Leonard Breid Sears Ration Guide The Associated Press Manpower Stabilization Committee West Salem R. A. Ausman Mar McCormick Wearwell Tim Istet Fifth Avenue
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