Wisconsin Lags as U S Population Rises 3.5 Percent
The 1947 census est reports United States population at 143,414,000, up 8.9 percent since 1940. Wisconsin grows 3.5 percent, adding 110,000 residents to 3,247,000, while California surges 42.1 percent to surge to third place behind New York and Pennsylvania. Nine states lose population.
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Wisconsin
United States
Census Bureau
Pacific Coast
Michigan
California
Oregon
Arkansas
Kentucky
Mississippi
West Virginia
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
Montana
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Ohio
Texas
Seed Processing Plant At U W Nears Completion
A central seed processing plant at the University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture nears completion. It will process foundation seeds for certified seed growers in the state, which now produce over 900000 bushels annually in small grains and hybrid corn.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
College of Agriculture
Committee Meets for Monthly County Audit
The auditing committee met today at the county clerk's office for the monthly audit of county bills.
Johnson Brothers Plan 40 by 100 Foot Quonset Building
Johnson Brothers will erect a 40 by 100 foot quonset type building on property purchased from Mrs. Edna Schmid at the west edge of the city limits.
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Johnson Brothers Implements
Edna Schmid
Finger Tip Lost In Hay Barrel Accident
Albany special report Melvin Malkow lost the tip of his right little finger in a hay barrel accident Saturday afternoon. The tip was amputated to the first joint.
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Albany
Melvin Malkow
Mission School Attended At Conference Point Lake Geneva
Misses Clara ZumBrunnen and Grace Byers attend the Summer School of Missions at Conference Point Lake Geneva this week. The inter-denominational gathering features missionaries lecturers and writers from many countries.
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Clara ZumBrunnen
Grace Byers
Conference Point
Lake Geneva
Missing Car Recovered After Parking Lot Theft Suspect Pulled Away
A car reported missing from a stall in the 1000 block of 18th avenue at 11 45 last night was found by city police less than 30 minutes later in the 1500 block of 13th street. The vehicle owned by William Dorman of Darlington appears to have been pushed there by another car.
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18Th Avenue
13Th Street
William Dorman
Darlington
Tomorrow Designated Official Day for Attendance at Wisconsin Center
Tomorrow has been designated as the official day for attendance at the Wisconsin Center. The designation outlines a statewide observance with events planned at the center and related activities across the state.
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Wisconsin Center
Wisconsin Women Exposition Action Noted by Monroe Club
The Monroe Woman's club was informed by the Wisconsin Federation of Woman's clubs state headquarters of official action taken by the Committee on Wisconsin Women, the sponsor for the Women's building at the exposition.
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Nial Exposition
Wisconsin Federation of Woman’s Clubs State Federation
Monroe Woman’s Club
Committee On Wisconsin Women
Oat Crop Yield High At Glen Roderick Farm
The Glen Roderick farm in Clarno township reports high oat yields. An eight acre field produced 983 bushels and 11 acres yielded 1121 bushels, all Clinton oats reaching well over 1000 bushels per acre.
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Glen Roderick
Clarno Township
Mother dies after polio birth in Houston hospital
In Wichita Falls Texas a 22 year old mother suffering from infantile paralysis gave birth to a healthy nine pound daughter in a Houston hospital four hours before her death. The newborn survived and is reported in good condition.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Houston
New Dairy Inspector Assigned to Iowa Lafayette Area
Royal Jewell, formerly with Iowa County Quality Improvement, becomes dairy inspector for the Iowa Lafayette area. He succeeds Roy H. Allen, who moves to Adams Marquette Green Lake and Columbia counties. Peter H. Mickle of Madison is named cheese grader, replacing Walter Kramer who retired. Mickle has served as state dairy inspector since 1926 and led the Dane County area.
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Helen Steari
State Department of Agriculture
Iowa- Lafayette
Royal Jewell
Iowa County Quality Improvement Association
Roy H. Allen
Adams
Marquette
Green Lake
Columbia County
Peter H. Mickle
Madison
Mickle
Walter Kramer
Dane County
Idaho Power Division Manager Ralph W. Car
Idaho Power Co announces Ralph W. Car as division manager in a midyear staffing notice. The memo cites his leadership role and assigns him supervision of specific departments within the division.
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Idaho Power Co
Ralph W. Car
Planes Cut Power Lines Across Rural Idaho
A report from Twin Falls, Idaho describes planes posing a new danger to rural electric power lines. The article notes aerial activity and potential risks to transmission routes and outages.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
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