La Crosse County Farmers Join State Tobacco Pool
La Crosse County farmers unite to join a state tobacco pool as the Tribune launches its weekly farm department. The page invites farmer input, aims to report practical agricultural news, and seeks cooperation without endorsing advocacy or political propaganda. It emphasizes farm reports, experiments, and local agricultural success.
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Prompt Care and Weed Growth in Farmland
Cryptic OCR text discusses weed growth control and farming practices with mentions of various names and terms. It references health warnings, potential hazards, and questions about fair treatment and reporting standards without clear, coherent facts or a definite event.
Fragmented Editor’s Note From An Obscure Local Paper
A garbled excerpt from The Chisgersville Clarion hints at editor troubles and a mistaken inserted quotation. The fragment references individuals and unclear events, with minimal coherent context or identifiable dates or places.
Inoculation Benefits for Soy Bean and Alfalfa Seen
Agricultural experts urge inoculation to boost yields in soy beans and alfalfa, with field photos from Pendleton Bros. Farm showing root and plant improvements, differing varieties, and guidance on timing and methods for best results across the region.
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Canning Season Signals Busy Harvest Start Across Regions
Fragmented OCR notes describe widespread canning season activity starting Monday morning. References mention crop handling, weather influence, and varying production levels, with observations about workers, markets, and regional conditions affecting the harvest pace.
Monroe County Dairy Improvement Leads In Statewide Efforts
Monroe County stands among leaders in dairy improvement reports from the 15th edition of the Wisconsin Farmer. Elmer Tavabten’s property hosted a sale at Spaeth where 8150 dollars were raised. Local figures like Mr. Txulton and Za George contributed to herd testing and milk production, while County Agent Me Liddle and others supported the effort with testing and payment plans.
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Elmer Tavabten
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Timsteins
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Ba. Jones
Liddle
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Hye Leen Valley
Flower Cockscombs and Celestas Grow Strong Color
Observers note cockscombs with stems matching bloom color, yellow or red, veins showing hues. These annuals are fast growing, sun loving, and thrive in rich soil, reaching up to eighteen inches with plume-shaped blooms. Varieties like Thompsonii, Pride of Castle Gould, and Chinese wooldower offer bold winter bouquet potential.
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Outlook Bright for Good Crops in This Section
Madison Wisconsin reports a favorable statewide crop outlook with hay and pasturage in excellent condition despite severe winter. Wheat and rye show promise, alfalfa and peas healthy, corn prospects improved, and pastureland gains noted. Rain and warm temperatures aided growth across counties, though some areas faced damage from wind and floods. Livestock in good condition with strong milk production.
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Cow Testing Club Formed in Shelby Town
A cow testing association was organized Wednesday in Shelby Town under the guidance of county agent W. J. Spreiter and Sam Tryde. The group plans to form similar clubs across the county’s townships to promote dairy herd evaluation.
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Leon Bangor Joint District to Have a New School House
The Fish Creek district in Manger and Leon townships will begin a new school house this fall after funds were raised. Plans call for a fine movie room style building to replace the condemned structure, delaying consolidation with Rockland. State education inspector S M Thames condemned the current building and prohibited its use as a school, prompting urgent action.
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Alfalfa Acreage In Lacrosse County Rises Amid National Decline
Lacrosse County shows an increased alfalfa acreage while ten principal Wisconsin counties mostly reduce yields. Forecasts estimate about 92 000 acres this year rising to 131 000 in 1927 with a possible 71 000 acre gain, and Wisconsin yields arouse optimism as local agents report snow and winter survivals. County resources note about 300 acres devoted to alfalfa in the region with potential record yields.
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Farmers Profit by Shipping Eggs to Eastern Markets
Wisconsin farmers profit from sending eggs to major eastern markets. Poultry experts advise following proper rules to maximize returns. A Milwaukee River shippers earns about 25 cents a dozen more, proving shipping can be lucrative when done right.
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Only One Ship Brings Americans to Britain In War Talk
An American prisoner questioned by a German officer asserts there were three million Americans on this side of the Atlantic. The interrogator asks about the number of ships, and the prisoner replies only one ship, the Tasifania, carried them over. A merchant asks about the worker's position, and the exchange reveals a chain of command in a shop, concluding with a joke about how orders pass along.
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Two Varieties of Hard Luck in a Patchy Prose Fragment
An Ohio State Journal fragment contemplates midlife hopes and bodily fragility as a man reaches middle age. It contrasts thought and action, noting a paradox of effort and outcome, with scattered reflections on youth, nerves, and the odd behavior of insects.
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Ohio State Journal
Farm Bureau Seeks More Members in La Crosse County
La Crosse County Farm Bureau launches a statewide drive to recruit farmers amid a pool tobacco program. Secretary W. D. Sandman reports over 500 members countywide with rapid gains in Farmington and Mindoro, while organizers in Bangor and Onalaska push recruitment amid logistical hurdles and seasonal contracts.
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Daige County
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Mindoro
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West Salem Boys Attend 13th One Week Course in Madison
West Salem youths Gordon Clark and Edward Thomas join Wisconsin boys and girls from clubs across the state for a week at the University of Wisconsin. The program features talks on education, home grounds beautification, wireless uses, and home economics, plus trips to Madison plants and university departments.
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University of Wisconsin
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Edward Thomas
West Salem
Milwaukee
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United States Forest Products Laboratory
State Capitol
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B. F. Zaffke
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