Sloane Butter Adds Reddies Patties in Viroqua Plant
Sloane Brothers Inc expands with Reddies individually wrapped butter patties produced at the Viroqua branch plant on U.S. Highway 1461, joining layer and block packaging from Westby. The firm ships via its fleet to 39 states, employs 40, and holds USDA AA grade, with QC Dairy cooperative testing.
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Verdel Scharping
Sloane Brothers Inc
Viroqua
Jean Schaldach
Tribune
Frances Fredrickson
Virequa
William Aasen Jr
le Crosse Tribune
Wis
Reddies
Archie
Lester Sloane
Westby
County Fair Cheese Mart
Archie Sloane
Sloane Brothers, Inc
Armin Sloane
Sloane Brothers
United States Department of Agriculture
Quality Controlled Dairies Cooperative
Gale-Ettrick Youths Earn Dairy Honors at State Show
Gale-Ettrick FFA members Vern on Jacobs Kenneth Congdon Bruce Westlie and Daniel Byom exhibited at the Wisconsin Junior Dairyman's Association show in Manston. Kenneth and Bruce took second place. Daniel and Vernon earned third. Adviser J O Beadle accompanied them. Byron Anderson and Thomas Nichols received the Wisconsin State Farmer degree at Green Lake from Monday to Wednesday. Delegates La Verne Affeldt and Rodney Nelsestuen represented the local FFA chapter.
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Galesville
Wis
Vernon Jacobs
Kenneth Congdon
Bruce Westlie
Daniel Byom
Gale-Ettrick
FFA
Manston
Kenneth
Bruce
Daniel
Vernon
J. O. Beadle
Byron Anderson
Thomas Nichols
Green Lake
la Verne Affeldt
Rodney Nelsestuen
Holstein Twilight Meet Planned by La Crosse Breeders
The La Crosse County Holstein Breeders Association schedules a twilight meeting at 7 30 p m Wednesday June 22 at the Skemp Wendorf farm nine miles southeast of La Crosse on Highway 1461 and County Trunk Highway YY. State Holstein officials Zane Akins and Norm Rasmussen will attend along with judging contests for men women and 4 H members. The youth winner receives a purebred calf from the La Crosse Bankers Association. The event is open to the public.
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la Crosse County
la Crosse Banker’s Association
Tiny Shaft Size Described for Watch Mechanism
A historical note explains the watch shaft is minuscule, stating you could place about 4 000 of them on a single dime, illustrating the precision required in horology.
New Agriculture Unit Formed In Minnesota
The University of Minnesota creates a Department of Food Science and Industries led by Prof. Samuel T. Coulter. The unit consolidates work from horticultural science, animal husbandry, poultry science, and dairy industries to teach research and international programs in food processing.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Institute of Agriculture
University of Minnesota
University Board of Regents
Samuel T. Coulter
Sherwood O. Berg
Berg
Minnesota
Upper Midwest
Ence
Older Youth Unit Plans Picnic and Hike at Castle Mound
The Jackson County Older Youth group will sponsor a hike and picnic at Castle Mound in Black River Falls Wisconsin on Tuesday June 21 for ages 14 to 21. Attendees should bring their own lunch and soft drinks will be available. Meet in front of the Jackson County Courthouse at 6 30 p m. then proceed to the park.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Jackson County
Castle Mound
Rockland Receives FHA Aid For Water System Upgrade
Rockland Wisconsin will gain a new sewer and water system funded by federal aid. Senator Gaylord Nelson announced that Farmers Home Administration approved a grant of 112600 dollars and a 125000 dollar loan to finance the project.
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Rockland
Wis
Gaylord Nelson
Farmers Home Administration
Dairy Import Threat Warns Dairy Leader
Assemblyman Norbert Nuttelman cites an ice cream mix from Europe as a 55 percent butter oil and 44 percent sugar product that evades U S import rules. It is already in New York and spreading in the East with only five states enforcing sufficient sanitation laws. He urges dairy groups and consumers to contact Washington officials to warn of the peril to the dairy economy.
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Norbert Nuttelman
Nuttelman
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Peterborough
Europe
New York State
Washington
Five finalists selected for La Crosse County 4-H Queen 1966
Albert Becker says the June Dairy Month and 4-H junior leaders dance on June 29 at the Avalon Ballroom will crown the new La Crosse County 4-H queen for 1966 67. Finalists Ruth Mashak Debbie Brown Paula Schomberg Nola Stasiak and Barbara Gollnick are active in 4-H clubs with leadership roles and multiple projects.
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la Crosse County
Albert Becker
Avalon Ballroom
Junior Leaders Association
Ruth Mashak
Harold R. Mashak
Bangor
Debbie Brown
Eugene Brown
R. 2
la Crosse
Paula Schomberg
Harry Schomberg
Nola Stasiak
Frank Stasi
Holmen
Barbara Gollnick
Walter Gollnick
R. 1
Ruth
Upham Woods
Bangor Township
Debbie
Smith Valley
Barre Badgers Club
Blair Boy Recovers From Severe Leg Injury
Blair Wisconsin article reports Steven Jacobson son of Mr and Mrs Donald Jacobson recovering from a severe leg injury. He received a deep gash after running into a studded football practice post, requiring 22 stitches.
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Blair, Wis
Steven Jacobson
Donald Jacobson
Steven
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