Twenty-One County Youths To Receive Pigs At Picnic
Twenty-one boys and girls from La Crosse county will be awarded pure bred pigs at the Chamber of Commerce Pig club picnic set for June 22 in Myrick park. Winners were chosen from 11 townships after a countywide exam. two winners in most townships, four girls among them. The top boy and girl will earn free trips to the International Livestock Exposition and 4-H Club Congress in Chicago, with a requirement to return a pig for next year's presentation. The program, started over 15 years ago to promote county swine farming, culminates in a picnic dinner served by local business leaders, with a noted Wisconsin agricultural leader usually speaking. The organizers have not yet completed this year's picnic program.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chisano
Myrick Park
Wisconsin
Crop Prospects Improve For Wisconsin Winter Grains
Wisconsin crop reporters say winter grains and pastures are above the 10 year average and better than four years ago. Rainfall was near normal in April and moisture remained abundant. rye and winter wheat yields are forecast at high levels, with rye potentially the largest since 1924 and wheat the best since 1929. United States conditions lag the ten year average due to drought in the Great Plains.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Great Plains
Crop Reporting Board
Local Pig Breed Winners Named for Township Fair
Monday's program lists winners and entrants for Chester White Hampshire and Poland China breeds across Bangor Barre Campbell Farmington Greenfield Hamilton Holland Onalaska Shelby and Washington townships. Names include Bernard Hoply Harvey Wehrenberg Fredrick Nuttleman Arnold Rodenberg Franklin Keil Louis Faas Marjorie Harmon Stanley Borchert Esther Berg Berhard Servais Arthur Anderson Leslie Olson Burton Bratberg Harris Haug Marie Waldenberger William Blazek Kenneth Herald Bernice Herald Vernon Bina and others.
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Bangor
Bernard Hoply
Rockland
Chester White
Mike Tom Arentz
Barre
Harvey Wehrenberg
West Salem
Fredrick Nuttleman
la Crosse
Poland
China
Burns
Raymond Praise
Berhard Servais
Hamilton
Arthur Anderson
Hampshire
Leslie Olson
Duroc Jersey
Holland
Burton Brat
Crop Demonstration Plots Are Arranged in Whitehall Wis
A. P. Ofsdahl superintendent of the Trempealeau county asylum and the asylum board with W. Raichele Gale A. C. Hagestad Eduick and EB. N. Eleven Strum cooperate with County Agent R. Larson to conduct demonstration plots east of state trunk highway 121 on the Whitehall Independence road. A fall field day will invite the public once crops mature.
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A. P. Ofsdahl
Trempealeau County Asylum
Asylum Board
W. ¥. Raichele
Gale
A. C. Hagestad
Eduick
EB. N. Eleven
Strum
R. ¥. Larson
Whitehall Independence Road
Speech Contests Held in Whitehall Wisconsin
More than 50 rural and state graded students competed in speaking and spelling contests Friday in the courthouse and village hall under Miss Tillie Sylfest, superintendent of schools. Cash awards were given to winners. Marie Kelly of Oak Grove Sumner won rural declamatory with The Unseen Witness. Julia Holmen of Huskelhus Hale took second with Mary Elizabeth, Joyce Spittler of West Prairie Trempealeau placed third. In the rural oratorical contest continued.
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Whitehall
Wis
Court House
Village Hall
Tillie Sylfest
Marie Kelly
Oak Grove
Sumner
Julia Holmen
Huskelhus
Hale
Mary
Seils Sterling Prize Winners Feature at La Crosse Show
Seils Sterling circus arrives in La Crosse Tuesday with Rhoda Barton's 25000 prize winning horses and a pageant Princess of Siam. The program includes Richard Barnsdale in risky stunts, Garry Owen and Hollywood company, the Cantalena family, Orval Lindeman, Dainty Miss Heller, Miss Florence Riddle, and Billy Sunday, the oldest living elephant. Two performances are scheduled, afternoon and evening.
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Sunshine) Lindeman
Dainty Miss Heller
Florence Riddle
America
Billy Sunday
B. Lindeman
South Avenue
Travis Street
School declamation and spelling winners named in regional contest
Loyal Schroeder led Pleasantville Hale with the oration Wrong Is Right while Lloyd Edison of Upper Bennett Valley Chimney Rock claimed second. Ties for third included Robert Gullickson Coral City Pigeon and Er nest Myhre Oak Grove Hale. Coral Stranney Strum won first in state grade declamatory with Honey. Virginia Pier Caledonia second with Sadie Selects Some Shoes. Willie Wagner Caldonia State graded school won with A Glass of Cold Water. Oscar Holt Jr Ettrick second with Columbus. Rural spelling winners were Carol Skorstad Chapuletpec Ettrick first Theresa Hisek Lower Plum Creek Lincoln second and Margery Westgaard Oak Grove Sumner third. State graded spelling winners were Har Tribune Want Ads pay dividends on smell investment call 323 for expert service Tet Johnson Strum first Theodore Enger Jr Ettrick second Ruth Lewis Huskelhus Hale and Carl Anderson Daggett Pigeon reported Junior Red Cross conference notes. Judges named: Mrs O C Thorpe Chippewa Falls Mrs Stewart Olson Whitehall Miss Helen Nelson Chippewa Falls Miss Anna Heyerdahl Whitehall.
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Pleasantville
Hale
Lloyd Edison
Upper
Bennett Valley
Chimney Rock
John Adams
Robert Gullickson
Coral City
Pigeon
Ernest Myhre
Oak Grove
Coral Stranney
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Caledonia
Sadie
Willie Wagner
Oscar Holt, Jr
Ettrick
Columbus
Carol Skorstad
Chapuletpec
Theresa Hisek
Lower Plum Creek
Lincoln
Margery Westgaard
Sumner
Har- Tribune
Smell Investment
Call 323
Tet Johnson
Theodore Enger, Jr
Ruth Lewis
Huskelhus
Carl Anderson
Daggett
Red Cross
Madison
O. C. Thorpe
Chippewa Falls
Stewart Olson
Whitehall
Helen Nelson
Anna Heyerdahl
Many League Silent On Works Proposal in Madison
The League of Wisconsin Municipalities will not support or oppose Gov. La Follette’s $23,000,000 works program until its 402 cities and 2 villages study the details especially the municipal bonding plans. Executive Secretary F. N. MacMillin said the league will attend the Wednesday hearing on the omnibus bill but will seek another after members review. An initial print run sold out. 2,000 more copies will be issued. Municipal attorneys will receive copies to prepare for a league poll.
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Wis
League of Wisconsin
la Follette
F. N. MacMillin
League
Senate
MacMillin
Brazilian Market Inquiries Pour Into Rio Chamber
The American Chamber of Commerce in Rio de Janeiro receives daily requests from manufacturers. A recent mail day showed inquiries for products from cosmetics to road building machinery and oil transport tanks.
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SCAN
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
American Chamber of Commerce
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