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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1946

Page

9

Land O Lakes Deploys New Mobile Dairy Lab In Wisconsin

A mobile dairy laboratory, first of its kind in the Midwest, arrives at Whitehall to test butter cheese cream and dried milk from 21 member creameries. The unit serves as trouble shooter and quality insurance and will visit other plants including Mondovi and Brainerd Minn during its seven month field voyage.

Whitehall Wis Land O'Lakes Creameries, Inc Middlewest Land O'Lakes Dairy Company Mondovi Mail Land O'Lakes Laboratory Northwest Terminal Minneapolis Ben Zakariasen Land O'Lakes Laboratories Brainerd Minn Charles Holcombe Land O'Lakes Roy Milus Holcombe Laeb

Five Generations Preserve Bahr Farm Timber Land

The Bahr family sustains a 600 acre western Wisconsin woodlot across the Coulee. Great grandfather Peter Bahr settled here, with descendants maintaining selective cutting and a dairy herd. Edward Bahr and Rose Kendhammer, now in charge, operate the farm with elms planted by Ernest, 380 acres farmed, 115 under cultivation, and a mixed operation including 25 dairy cows, 250 laying hens, hogs, sheep, and a large garden amid growing red oaks and timber.

Tapune Bahr Peter Bahr Germany Elizabeth Milwaukee Peter Wisconsin Little Coulee Edward Bahr la Crosse R. 1 Coulee Gabriel Frank Franks Ernest Margaret Muenzenberger St. Joseph's Ridge Margaret Bahr Edward Rose Kendhammer Gabriel Bahr

Corn Borers Threat Looms for Wisconsin 1946 Crops

Wisconsin experts warn corn borers survived winter well and remain in stalks across farms. University of Wisconsin entomologist John Lilly cautions for an early May to June 1 emergence, with warm weather possibly bringing earlier moth activity and increased pest pressure on 1946 corn crops.

Wisconsin John Lilly University of Wisconsin Lilly

County Boasts 4-H Club Band in La Crosse County

Midway Brice Prairie 4 H club, the only band in La Crosse County and likely in the southern district, has nine members since 1945. They include Rachel Van Loon, Joyce De Boer, Gertrude DeBoer, Carol Price, Arlene Stone, Gladys Van Loon, Russell Van Loon, Harley Meyer, and Bob Price. The group performs at club activities and high school events and has been invited to the Prairie du Chien district camp, June 5 8, to provide music for camp activities.

Tribune Midway-Brice Prairie la Crosse County Rachel van Logan Bob Price Gladys van Loon Harley Meyer Russell van Loon Joyce de Boer Gertrude de Boer Carol Price Arlene Stone Holmen School Holmen High School Rachel van Loon la Crosse Teachers College Gertrude DeBoer Holmen 4-H

County 4-H Nucleus Sought From Midway-Brice Prairie Club

The passage notes plans to have the Midway Brice Prairie group report to the county extension leader and act as the nucleus for a county 4-H club, with potential organization in the near future.

Midway-Brice

Brown Swiss Picnic Called Off For This Year

Emil J. Schiesser county agricultural agent said Monday that the annual Brown Swiss canton picnic scheduled for May 9 has been canceled. The committee decided after conferring with Brown Swiss breeders that many farmers will be busy with corn planting, so the project will be abandoned this year.

Emil J. Schiesser

Whitehall to Hasten Cow Testing Cooperative Field Work

Joel Johnson of Whitehall has joined Trempealeau County Cow Testing as second field man. The cooperative's laboratory in Whitehall courthouse recently opened with Joe Pehler as the first field man already active in lab and field duties. Johnson is a World War II veteran and the son of Kasper and Mrs. Johnson.

Whitehall Wis Joel Johnson New Trempealeau County Court House Joe Pehler Johnson Kasper Johnson

Dogs of War Deployed by Marines on Bougainville Landing

American forces introduce trained canines in their Bougainville assault marking the first use of dog units in U.S. Marine operations. The dogs assist in patrols, scouting, and potential threat detection during the landing.

Bougainville

Wisconsin Crop Prospects Show Change in Canning Acreages

Wisconsin farmers plan smaller acreages for peas tomatoes early cabbage beets but larger cucumber pickles and dry onions areas. State leads in canning vegetables with increases for cucumbers and onions while nationwide trends vary by crop.

Wisconsin United States Departments of Agriculture

New Zealander hikes 70 miles to return lost bag

Fred Bergeson of Norsewood walked 70 miles to Hastings to return a Hastings woman’s lost handbag. He declined any reward, saying he did the right thing.

Auckland Fred Bergeson Norsewood Hastings

Roadside Meal Leads to Found Return a Week Later

A pickup of food at a roadside location resulted in a missing person case when Bergeson reported the item later and located the person who had left it behind. The return occurred about a week after the meal was found.

Bergeson

Kiwanis Sponsor 4-H Girls Food Preservation Project

La Crosse Kiwanis club sponsors a 4-H girls project in food preservation for ages 14 and up. Anita Gundlach says beginners test jars and plan canning or freezing targets such as 15 quarts of fruit and 10 of tomatoes, with older members raising canning goals and storing vegetables for winter. Records cover start stock, preservation plan, amounts, methods, and a learning narrative. awards depend on book records and demonstrations.

la Crosse Kiwanis Club Anita Gundlach

Pasteeth Denture Powder Brings Comfort and Odor Control

Purported dental aid promotes FASTEETH powder for dentures to secure teeth, reduce plate odor, and improve eating and speaking comfort. Claims no gummy taste, easy sprinkling on plates, available at drug stores.

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Bahr Farm N. Blanche Shonat Albert Mary Arthur Sno Joseph Ridge Bernice Alois Roesler Tire Service Hoeschler Salsbury Walko Bess Pratit Edward F. Bahr Florence Carol Jean Patricia County Midway Brice Prairie Arenz Shoe CO Ohio F. M. Edwards Dr. Edwards Ee Ee Big David Bradley Dee David Bradley Sears Fifth Avenue South
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