Fourth Generation Keeps Heider Farm Tradition
The Heider family of West Salem La Crosse County enters 93 years of farming as Bill Heider, the fourth generation, leads a 100 percent dairy operation with 130 Holsteins. The March Farm Family of the Month features a 64 by 30 calf barn plan, a pipeline milking system, and a concrete exercise yard with a silo and automatic bank feeder.
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The
Tribune
la Crosse County
Bill Heider
Henry
Hazel Heider
Highway 16
West Salem
Heiders
Bill
Mary
University of Cincinnati
John
Carolyn) Hinz
Mankato, Minn
Heider
PTA
Farm Bureau
Hazel
England
Australia
Texas
Southwest
Wisconsin voters weigh bingo amendment amid gambling clash
Voters face a narrow ballot question on April 3 to amend the constitution to allow bingo run by religious and charitable groups. Supporters cite church and school funding needs while opponents warn of crime risk and unclear regulation. The plan mirrors a decades long debate with no guarantees of success or detailed regulatory rules.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Myron Lotto
Green Bay
Atty
Robert W. Warren
TV Appearance Advances To Friday Knutson
State Sen. Milo G. Knutson will appear on WKBT-TV Friday at 6 30 p m to discuss the Local 1263 strike at UOP Norplex La Crosse Mayors remarks at a UAW rally prompted the change He plans a paid telecast to discuss the rally and is open to a debate with Mayor Gilbertson while Gilbertson says he should not have entered the dispute and apologizes for the controversy Local 1263 has been striking since Oct 1 and challengers question neutrality in labor matters.
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la’ Crosse
W. Peter Gilbertson
United Auto Workers
Gilbertson
Knutson
la Crosse
Dyer
Wkty-Radio
UAW
Safety Council Honors 11 Firms for Injury Free Years
Eleven La Crosse firms were cited for zero disabling injuries at the La Crosse Industrial Safety Council meeting held at The Fireside in Onalaska. The La Crosse Tribune recorded seven consecutive injury-free years, with 1972 hours and other firms reporting multiple years and man-hours without disabling injuries. M R Tillisch Jr discussed no fault insurance as Wisconsin eyes legislation, noting models in other states and a middle ground likely in Wisconsin.
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la Crosse Industrial Safety Council
M. R. Tillisch Jr
Employers Insurance of
Wausau
Highway 16
Onalaska
la Crosse Tribune
the Tribune
Handi-Gadget Corp
Burglaries and Theft Reported in La Crosse County Weekend
Three burglaries and theft reported to the La Crosse County Sheriff over the weekend. At Holmen Feed and Farm Supply burglars broke a window and unlocked a door stealing gloves, choppers, liners, a tool box and tools, oil, a radio and a gasoline can. Entry attempted at Huber City Station Onalaska. Yum Yum Tree Tavern in Shelby entered by breaking a rear window and stealing photographs including 50 nude go go girl photos. Robert L. Oesau reported tools valued at 150 dollars stolen from a boat in his yard.
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la Crosse County
Holmen
Huber Cityo
S. 2Nd Ave
Onalaska
Highway 14
Shelby
Robert L. Oesau
la Crescent St
WWHPO to Mull Overlap In Statutes
The Western Wisconsin Health Planning Organization will hold an informational seminar on two overlapping state statutes governing services for disability groups. The session in Grandview’s fifth floor room at 7:30 p.m. will discuss funding, implementation and how the boards overlap, with speakers Paul Zei and Merlen Kurth.
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Western Wisconsin Health Planning Organization
Grandview
Unified Board
Paul Zei
la Crosse County
Local businessman named 100 Division head for 1973 United Fund
UF Division Chairman John W. Sherman of 115 S 29th St is appointed leader of the 100 Division covering firms with 25 to 100 employees. Sherman, VP of manufacturing at La Crosse Rubber Mills, serves on United Fund and La Crosse Festivals boards, is a YMCA director, and has three children with his wife Ruth.
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John W. Sherman
S. 29Th St
la Crosse Area
United Fund
Sherman
la Crosse
Two Minnesota men face charges after La Crosse altercation
Rodney Nation aged 18 of Houston Minnesota was fined 409 for disorderly conduct and resisting officers. Eugene Buchholtz aged 19 of Houston Minnesota had his case continued for public defender. Police say both were seen leaving Sloopy's Tavern with open beer and Buchholtz resisted officers while Nation joined in.
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la Crosse County
Leonard Roraff
Rodney J. Nation
Houston
Nation
Eugene J. Buchholtz
Asst. Dist. Atty
Mark Lukoff
Buchholtz
James Brieske
Sloopy
Pearl St
Brieske
Lukoff
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Holstein Breeders
Equity Livestock
Tri-State Breeders
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Duchess
Henry Heider
Alf Gundersen
S. 14Th St
Gundersen
la Crosse Lutheran Hospital
State Medical Society of Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Warren
U.S
Philip Dyer
Norplex
Safety Council
Benson Optical Co
Cassidy Auto Body Shop
la Crosse Brush Co
F. W. Means Co
la Crosse Printing Co
Hoerner-Waldorf Corp
Mid-City Tool and Die, Ltd
Coca Cola Bottling Co
Randall-Graw Co. Inc
Trane Co
G. Heileman Brewing Co
Continental Can Co. Inc
Dairyland Power
Erickson Bakeries Inc
la Crosse Telephone Corp
Northern States Power Co
Pepsi- Cola Bottling Co
Tillisch
Massachusetts
Florida
Maryland
Michigan
Bar Association
Alvin Koenig
Jackson St
Black River
Copeland Park
James Ritter
9Th St
St. James Street
Collins-La Crosse Sign Co
Pine St
Tribune Press
Swanson
Goss Urbanite Press
N. 3Rd St
Goss
Rockwell Corp
Rockford
Ill
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