Father July Retires After Forty Three Years of Service
The Pioneer Catholics of central Wisconsin note Father July's impending retirement from active parish work on June 1 after 43 years in the priesthood. His career spanned DePere Stevens Point Rhinelander Stockbridge and Stockbridge missions, building churches and schools across a 200 mile range, earning broad respect from clergy and laity alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Father July
Chilton Times
Nicholas July
St. Mary's Catholic Thurch
Stockbridge
Enteute
Green Bay
J.J. Fox
Milwaukee
Grean Fay
St. Francis Seminary
DePere
Stevens Point
Rhinelander
St. Mary's
July
Ashland
Marshfield
Colby
Spencer
Geo. A. Clifford
St. Augustine’s
City
M. H. Clifford
Oshkosh
Gervais O Connell
Askeaton
Nicholas Diedrich
Indigestion Five Years Cured by Ninol Cod Liver Tone
Mrs L D Cook of Vineland New Jersey says five years of indigestion and a heavy feeling in the stomach vanished after taking Ninol. She reports rapid improvement, regained flesh, and better health. Sexton Brothers Drugists Marshfield Wisconsin guarantee money back if not helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dovlaca
Louro
Mary Farr
Beaver Dam
Henry Kelframus
Nagal
Albert Frickions Lowell
Lillian Hudson
Palmer Rota
Fond du Lac
Og Altor
Ho Redmond
Win
Goddard
Bib Paung
Ladien
Heber
Mra
Cook
Vineland
N. J
Ninol
Vinci
Parish Leaders Instruct And Exemplify Diligence
A fragment notes Green Bay figures and parish work, praising teaching, exemplifying leadership, and steady effort across parishes with emphasis on dedication and good example.
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Green Bay
How to Start Alfalfa for Best Stand
Professor R A Moore warns to prepare the alfalfa field before seeding. Plow early, lime with weekly applications until June 1 to kill weed seeds, and choose high well drained land with clay over gravel or limestone. Alfalfa tolerates various soils but avoid flood risks and areas with standing water. If soil turns blue litmus red, apply pulverized limestone or dry marl at 1 to 4 tons per acre. Limestone suppliers are expanding to meet acid soil needs.
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R. A. Moore
College of Agricultural
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Dairy Map Revision Questioned
I. Q. Emery of the Wisconsin Dairy and Food Commission states the dairy map published by the University of Wisconsin agricultural department is updated infrequently. Data for the publication are usually completed by the department, with revisions occurring no more often than every five years.
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I. Q. Emery
Wisconsin Dairy and Food Commission
Jen. Emery
Explosive Clearing Prompts Wisconsin Land Claim Debate
A farm magazine discusses unimproved U S land being abundant in Michigan and Wisconsin and praises explosives for clearing rocky and timber lands. It warns buyers that real prices have risen beyond $5 per acre and that Wisconsin’s rocky stumps have limited premier farmland potential.
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Farm Magazine
United States
Michigan
Wisconsin
Booking to Improve Sixty Miles of Railway North of Medford
A crew of eighty men began bal lasting the Soo tracks near Medford on Thursday to improve about sixty miles of road. A boarding train follows the crew as they move along the line. Foreman Fred Lindner of Colby in charge of the work. F L Zweck sells wedding rings watches clocks brooches and ornamental jewelry 28th.
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Medford
Fred Lindner
Colbyrs
F. L. Zweck
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Elmer Norenberg
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Williard Boarder
Cantor Streets
Honan Miller
E.W. Race
Saratoga
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J.B. Chase
Polk
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Goorge B. Estoy
State St
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Joe Haberman
Lee St. Appleton, Wise
William Ott
4Th St
Ouhkosh
Wits
John Knaup
First St
William Alz
Gary St
Green Deywis
Frank Vanderborch
New Franken
Rudolph Graf
South Jackson St
Jangeville
Fred Mautl
Mead
Racine
Wis- FM
Miller
Howe
Wisconsin Streets
Miwankes
Vinel
Sexton Brothers Druggista Marshfield
Emery
Mazda
L. B. Carl
Tanchard
So. Central Ave
Walter F. Laabs
Prop
South Cent. Ave
Marshfield, Wis
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