Tobacco Pool Success in Vernon County Surges After Friday Meet
A Vernon County mass meeting of tobacco growers and business men drew about 3000 attendees. Charles Marvin of Kentucky spoke on cooperative marketing benefits and the pool’s payoff to growers. By Friday night 1850 of 6700 acres in the district had signed contracts, with a goal to enroll every acre by month’s end. The Wisconsin experience and state pool work were highlighted, and coordinators reported rapid progress across districts, with persistent drive to finalize enrollments.
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Vernon County
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Via Viradua
Charles Marvin
Loniaville
Hurley Teharen Pool
Sam Neprad
Viragi Sne Odjan
Viraqne
Canme
State LabAces
Department of Markets
Aarni Isapire
Saniro
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Epersen
Kentucky
Dene Davidagd
Westham
State Department
Hofanarhkees Mat
Manpboo Tyre
Geseaer
Cornitto
Dane
Crosse
Vernon
Tipe Seine
Menree
Letusy Te Ook
Uke Mann
The Farm Bureau Hails Farm News Feature In Tribune
The Farm Bureau lauds the La Crosse Tribune feature “the farmer” as a clear report on agricultural economics and farmer needs. The piece stresses that agriculture underpins national prosperity and praises Farm Bureau’s role in informing the public and shaping policy for county farmers.
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Farm Bureau
la Crosse Tribune
Larce
Warn Bureau
Farm News
RB. W. Davies
County agents meet at Madison Friday for work and play
Wisconsin agricultural event includes demonstrations on animal husbandry and crop management. Attendees from county extension offices participate in field tours and social activities in Madison.
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Madison
County crop outlook looks favorable this season
Weather over the past month has been nearly ideal for crop growth with corn and oats showing promising yields. Early indicators point to a robust harvest as conditions remain favorable for farm operations across the county.
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Tarmiy
La Crosse County Farm Bureau Notes
A scrambled report from La Crosse County Farm Bureau details membership drives, finances, and program efforts. It references local committees, upcoming events, and community outreach activities amid garbled OCR text.
Market Radio Reports Suppressed For Summer Season
A chaotic OCR summary outlines a plan to discontinue market radio reports for the summer. It notes the University and state department involvement and a shift to telephone and telegraph updates via Edward Sordman. Farmers may receive calls with market quotations shortly after trades, with possible cooperation with county agents and farm associations.
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Manison
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Stason
Eoon
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Pelephone
Od Bur Goo Theselvnener Henriette sails from San Francisco
The vessel Henriette, en route to Beyne Prance, in UT4, remains in fine condition and is sailing out of San Francisco.
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Beyne
Prance
Wisconsin Era School of Agriculture and Domestic Economy La Crosse
The School of Agriculture and Domestic Economy in La Crosse County founded in 1909 shows a growth record under director Prof. C. L. Hatch in 1918. Readings detail courses in agriculture domestic science work, lab facilities, and interest in extending education for youth and women, with campus offerings including practical training and extension classes.
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School OF Agriculture and Domestic Economy
LA Crosse County
C. L. Hatch
Lima bean planting guidance for beginners and varieties
The article advises growing Lima beans as a staple garden crop with both bush and pole varieties. It notes pole beans yield more and are easier for beginners, but stresses planting edgewise eye down for germination. It covers soil prep, manure use, and spacing, emphasising decayed matter and correct planting depth.
Shortage of Farm Help Noted by Schultz in Wisconsin
Wisconsin farms face a labor shortage with unemployment falling and demand rising. KR B Schultz, state employment officer in La Crosse, says about sixty men are needed for local farms, with good wages offered, especially for experienced hands. Job seekers should contact the La Crosse Free Employment office for opportunities.
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la Crosse
Rasy Question on Heaven Lines Sparks Grim Reply
A terse exchange about afterlife lines leads to a grim quip from a deceased speaker. The remark hints at funeral or memorial humor amid a somber context. No further context or names are provided in the fragment.
Force of Hahit Hazel Tenor at the euyce Vhe Stable tositeredh
The fragmentary report mentions Hazel Tenor at a stable and a sequence of unclear actions. Names such as Louis Ta nent and St. Meter appear in broken form while readers are left without a clear event, date, or location.
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Euyce
Ayrth
Hat
LoUis
Wisconsin
Steet
Danes Davistan
Trent
Dover
Monroe County Soil Needs More Lime Opinion Reigns
An opinion piece by Liddle argues soil in Monroe County lacks lime, outlining agricultural implications and suggesting lime supplementation. The column references local farming conditions and urges timely soil management actions for better crop yields.
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Monroe County
Liddle
Beekeepers Urge Conservation of Sweet Clover Crop
Beekeepers call for preservation of sweet clover to protect pollinators. The appeal emphasizes farming practices that support honeybee health and sustained honey production amid evolving agricultural needs.
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