First Round Barn in West Built by MacFarlane Long Ago
The article discusses the 1889 spring construction of the first round barn in Wisconsin by MacFarlane, praised for its design by Prof. FH King. It outlines aims: shelter that does not impede animals, uses animal heat for warmth, ensures ample ventilation, and minimizes injury and maintenance costs. It notes ventilation and temperature control as key advantages.
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West
M'Farlane
FH. King
Mit
Agricultural Experiment Station
Universit of Wisconsin
Consolidated barn design showcased at Wisconsin Fair
The article notes how a cylindrical single roof barn economizes on materials and labor by combining functions and using a central feeding point. It highlights large savings in time for care and feeding, praises progress in Wisconsin dairy housing, and urges fair visitors to inspect the impressive structure despite missing other displays.
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Wisconsin
Lindsey A Home Roundup of Local Social Notes
Mary Cres and aunt visited as family activities fill the week. A rural club welcomed three new members, with light refreshments and a warm gathering. School begins Monday as regional events and weddings are noted including Mr My c and Mr Squixes joining Ballam and party travels to Alb Birch and Nottlaville events.
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Mary Cresapt
RNAL
Arden
August Walters
Miss My c
Squixes
Ballam
Fart Field
Lindsey Paul Kidd, Jr
Alb Birch
Mr Pearl Ani I
Alsoy
Vetsville
Ham
Setember Ath
Elward Owens
Ched
RT. Davies
Nottlaville
Trene Hobbs
Mill Creek Notes Ahead of School Year Start
The echogl board prepared the district for the new term as Louis Alderson laid the foundation for a new barn to replace the burned one. Miss Anna Kempen is involved in local arts, Henry homes, and a collision injures Andrew Noonan’s face while bringing colts home. Diphtheria cases recovering, Gallatin of Marshfield visits family, and a wedding is announced between Miss Jine Ros and John Ehotharcy of Richfield. Several locals attend berry picking, cement work on a bridge proceeds, and fair preparations continue as residents note road work and various social gatherings.
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Echogl Board of di
Louis Alderson
Jaid
Anna Kempen
Joh Arts and
Henry
Thomas
Andrew Noonan
M. Gallatin
Marshfield
Fred Gallatin
Por
Gallaun Se
Jine Ros
John Ehotharcy
Richfield
B. Fowell
Ohm
Athens
C. Gallatin
Bluffs
Tmil Oam
Mil Crook
Empen
Mill Creek
Andrew Newman
iThomas Horn
Nic Foltz
Leo Varsho
John Behnke
Hubertina Piel
Charles Seidel
Agnes
William Hoon
Mohle Notes of Local Visits and Birthday Party
Aug 28 Mohle Mrs Hillman and children from Marshfield visited Mr and Mrs Albert Schultz parents of Mrs Hillman last week. Mrs Nick Bei was given a surprise party on her birthday Wednesday. Brown Morey visited his brother William in Jim's Falls over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Magalofski of Spencer were Sunday visitors at Mrs Chas Heckel's. Mrs Frank Hildebrandt spent a few days last week with her sister Miss Lessington of Marshfield preparing for a tip to Milwaukee. Fred Minton of Waupaca is visiting her niece Mrs Brown Morey.
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Mohle
Hillman
Marshfield
Albert ‘Schultz
Brown Morey
William
Jim’s Falls
Mrs. Magalofski
Spencer
Chas. Heckel
Richfield visitors and local society notes at Fairgrounds
Visitors to Richfield include Harry Derweiler AL, DD, FL and Louis Elmhamt, Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Keerbs, Henry Balgemann of Dunkingham, and Paul Derweiler Jr. of Pittsburgh. Alfred Willett traveled to Pittsburgh and bought two Jersey cattle. Richfield Ladies Aird society serves meals at the Fair grounds. A car testing event was mentioned with William Gurhey Pridiy attempting to move a car near a store display window.
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Richfield
Town
Fallo
Harry Derweiler
AL i
Louis Elmhamt
Wiliam Keerbs
Henry Balgemann
Duckingham,ml
Paul Derweiler Jr
Pittsburgh
Alfred Willett
Pittsville
Richfield Ladies’ Aird Society
T& To
William Gur Hey
Dows
Val
Abjonaly
Cornerstone Laying At Marshfield Church Sparks Local Interest
Aug 27 in Bakerville residents witnessed the cornerstone ceremony at the new Marshfield church Sunday afternoon. The Gleischner family visited their uncle George Fischer. Mrs. Louis Kasberger Sr. is ill with bronchitis. Margaret and Gleischner sisters traveled to Chicago after two weeks in the county. Ruthie Schneider returned to Hewitt after four weeks with her sister Mrs Frank Gleischner.
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Bakerville
Marshfield
Marion
Margaret
Anna Gleischner
George Fischer
Louis Kasberger
Gleischner
Chicago
Ructie Schneider
Frank Gleischner
Hewitt
Death of Lynn Soy and diphtheria death in Lynn
During the past week a resident of Lynn was claimed by diphtheria. Elmer Riesner, the year old son of Mr and Mrs Jar Riesner, died at the isolation hospital in this city Friday from the disease. Funeral services were held Saturday with only the minister and undertaker in charge.
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Lynn
Elmer Riesner
Jar Riesner
Auto Ride Offer From Frost Proof Silo Office
During fair week the writer invites farmer friends and customers to meet at the Silo Office and take them for an auto ride. They will show Frost Proof Silez models built or under construction at 4612 W. H. Ludwig.
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W. H. Ludwig
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