Hoover Plan Sets Farm Relief Aims and Boundaries
Congressional leaders say the farm relief bill will reflect Hoover preferences and avoid subsidies or exportable surplus handling. Hearings open next week with McNary signaling limits, while a federal farm board would use a 300 million dollar revolving fund to assist cooperative marketing. Midwest farm groups plan coordinated demand ahead of the April 15 special session.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
Senate Agriculture
McNary
Owever
Farm Board
St. Louis
American Farm Bureau Federation
The
Grange
Senate
Des Moines
Iowa
Farm Organization
Midwest
Corn Belt Committee
William Hirth
Columbia
Banker Watson Helps Oklahoma Farmers With Innovation
In Stillwater Oklahoma Charles W Watson a multiple bank operator visits farmers rather than stay in offices He promotes sweet clover terracing seed loans and dairy improvements He offers free terracing machines turkeys seed cotton and Holstein bulls to stimulate prosperous farming communities
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Central Press Dispatch
Manitowoc Times
Stillwater
Okla
Charles W. Watson
Oklahoma
Watson
Kansas City Clearing House
Kansas City
Carmen
Drummond
First National Bank
Agricultural Interest Is Aim of America's Future Farmers
Exclusive report from Richmond Virginia outlines the Future Farmers of America formed by 15 000 high school farm youths. Leslie Applegate leads the group as president with state and national leaders guiding four membership degrees and service projects across 30 states.
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Aim of America
Central Press- Dispatch
Manitowoc Times
Richmond
Farm Boys
Future Farmers of America
Leslie Applegate
Freehold
N. J
Don Godsey
Washington, D. C
Green Hands
Ginia Organization
Lane
The
Schlies Among Men to Be Graduated
Almost all graduates of Wisconsin college of agriculture short course will return to farming. F. J. Schlies of this county is among the 53 graduates. Forty five plan to go back to the home farm while eight will pursue fields closely tied to farming.
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Wisconsin College of Agriculture
F. J. Schlies
Wisconsin to test German pasture system under university fellowship
Madison news reports that the Hohenheim pasture management method used in Germany during World War I will be tested in Wisconsin. A fellowship from the American Cyanamid Company funds the project, approved by the university board of regents, with soil experts citing heavy fertilization and rotating grazing as key features.
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Madison
Germany
Wisconsin
State University
American Cyanamid Company
New York
University Board of Regents
Hohenheim
Warmbold
Goan Defended by a Specialist in Swine Ration
University of Wisconsin animal husbandman G Bohstedt defends Goan corn as a swine ration by noting both under and over use harms. He cites cases where cheap corn fills rations causing protein and vitamin deficiencies and excessive feed leading to fat deposition in brood sows. Inferior winter rations also cause weak progeny and small litters. Superior Wisconsin hosts Tri State Dairy conference with W A Duffy and other officials.
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Madison
G. Bohstedy
University of Wisconsin
Bohstedt
Superior
Wis
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
W. A. Duffy
E. J. Delwiche
Ashland
A. J. Cramer
The
State University
H. L. Russell
State University Agricultural College
Easter Bridge Party At Masonic Temple In Brillion
The Masonic temple hosted an Easter themed bridge party Friday evening organized by Miss Mabel Luecker Mrs A F Werner and Miss Lillie Schier for 52 guests. Prizes went to Mrs John Bartz first Mrs S T Barnard second Mrs Mark Ohlsen third Mrs Joe Ecker fourth Mrs W L Boyden fifth and Mrs Charlies Zutz sixth. Various locals visited friends and relatives in Brillion over the weekend and attendance included guests from Manitowoc Appleton and Kaukauna.
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Masonic Temple
Mabel Luecker
A. F. Werner
Lillie Schier
John Bartz
S. T. Barnard
Mark Ohlsen
Joe Ecker
W. L. Boyden
Charlies Zutz
Louis Buboltz
Mayme Hlavachek
Manitowoc
Theresa Miller
Alverno
Ambrose Drumm
Reedsville
Rudolph Kruschinske
Ferdinand Mumm
Katherine Daley
Hugo Muehlbach
Appleton
Frank Krizensky
Betty Ann
Whitelaw
Theresa Krizenesky
Harold Beitzel
Peter Hansen
John Krizenesky
Cleveland
Wis
John Junk
William Schultz
Forest Junction
Roy Bunt
Kaukauna
Oscar Matthies
Roman Matthies
Elmer Diederick
Brillion
Sophie Gruett
Merrill
R .D. O. Andrews
Herman Schmeltz
John Behnke
Milwaukee
National Lumber Co
Irene Zieglar
Anna Zieglar
Anton Fritsch
Grimms
Christ Tschantz
Ralph Koch
Chilton
Beloit Hen Keeps Endurance Record Near Babe Ruth
Beloit Wisconsin reports a White Leghorn hen owned by Mrs H B Lattin, now 12 years 10 months old, laying her 2080th egg last week. Though production declined over the years she remains healthy and may continue laying. Her peak of 300 eggs a year occurred in her younger days.
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Beloit
Wis
Babe Ruth
Kansas
H. B. Lattin
Charles Konop among Wisconsin Holstein delegates to national convention
Charles Konop of Cato is listed among 34 Wisconsin nominees for 25 delegate spots to the Holstein Friesian Association of America national convention in Philadelphia this June. The state notes 70 percent of about 3,500 herds in Wisconsin dairy improvement associations are Holstein.
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Charles Konop
Cato
Wisconsin
Holstein’ Friesian Association of America
Philadelphia
A. J. Cramer
Wisconsin Dairy Improvement Associations
Voting Instructions For Ballot Casting Regulations
A historical voting notice outlines ballot issuance, booth rules, and marking methods. It specifies that voters receive ballots with clerk initials, vote alone in a booth, and may get guidance on marking but not on whom to vote. It covers marks for yes or no questions, ballot handling, and accessibility assistance.
Notice of Judicial Superintendent and Referenda Election
State of Wisconsin Manitowoc County notice for April election lists officers to be elected including State Superintendent of Public Instruction Justice of the Supreme Court Municipal Judge and County Superintendent of Schools for multiple towns villages and cities with terms and successors named. The term dates range four two and ten years with successors specified.
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Manitowoc
County Board of Supervisors
Manitowoc County
Superintendent OF Public Instruction
John Callaghan
THE
Supreme Court
Marvin B. Rosenberry
Albert H. Schmidt
Cato
Centerville
Cooperstown
Eaton
Franklin
Gibson
Kossuth
Liberty
Manitowoc Rapids
Wisconsin Judicial and School Superintendent Election Amendments
Notice states that proposed constitutional amendments and referenda questions approved by two legislatures will be submitted to voters at the Judicial and School Superintendent election as required by the state constitution.
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State of
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Joint Resolutions Propose Amendments to Constitution
Two 1929 Wisconsin joint resolutions seek to repeal Section 21 of Article IV restricting legislature pay and to amend Article VI on sheriff terms. They submit questions to voters in the April 1929 statewide election with notes explaining current limits and proposed changes.
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Senate
Assembly
Wisconsin
Wisconsin referendum on Severson Act beer amendments 1929
Manitowoc County Clerk Viola Kasten certifies joint resolutions for 1929 Wisconsin referendum asking voters on two Severson Act questions. The first seeks repeal of the Severson Act and the second allows beer up to 2.75 percent alcohol by weight to be manufactured sold or possessed without penalties.
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Wisconsin
Senate
Assembly
Viola Kasten
Manitowoc
Court House
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Virginia
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Schlies
Hohenstein
Brillion News
County OF
O. C. Heidemann
L. C. Rehm
W. A. Tomer
L. J. Meyer
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