One-Floor Barn Opens New Trend in Rural Buildings
An article on one-story all steel barns and farm buildings showcased at the Frautschu farm near Winslow in Oneco Township. The design features 106 by 34 foot dairy and hay structures with fireproof doors, insulation from corn cob material, and moisture control via fans. Arthur Lanz of the Madison firm explains the system as economical, sanitary, and windproof, with extensions including a 24 by 72 foot barn and a 40 by 72 hay barn, noting broader use in Lafayette Green Counties and Monroe city garage projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lington
Franz
Frautschu Farm
Frautschu
Arthur Lanz
Monroe
Madison Concern
Lanz
John Lanz
Herbert Lanz
University of Wisconsin
Lafayette
Green Coun
Monroe City
Hubert Brewing Co
Green County Highway Department
New Glarus
Henry Hageman
Evansville
Hageman
Jefferson Township
R. G. Franz
Darlington
Chester Frautschy
Winslow
Stanley Thomas
New City
Wendt
Social Happenings at Spring Grove and Surrounding Areas
A long list of Sunday and weekend visits includes Spring Grove residents hosting and visiting families from Rock City East Troy Evansville and Albany. Baptism at Eppylanna church and Florida vacation plans are noted along with gatherings at various homes and churches. An ancient reference notes the organ keyboard’s early history from Alexandria to the 12th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Haynes
Chicago
Otto Becker
Robert and
Russell
Herbert Mohns
Carl Montefelt
Jerry
Bette
Beth
Fred Pelas
Rock City
Howard Newcomber
Messrs
Mmes
Herman Ziltener
Walter Ziltener
Marvin Stabler
Baltz Hefty
Orville Hawkins
Raymond Arnsmeier
Juda
Gilbert Wendler
Dale Young
Merrill Woodwards
Evansville
Edwin Theiler
William Cameron
Orville
Joe Hawthorne
Robert Mohns
Winchester
Spring Grove
Clara Woodward
Will Meinert
Virgil
Carol
Paul Zimmerman
J. W. Zim
Merman
Floyd Zimmerman
East Troy
Melvin Swain
Pamela
Arthur
Arlene Meinert
Rockford
Terry Lee
Charles Clark
Eppylanna Church
Ben Deininger
Ernest Deininger
Florida
Fred Kloepping
Patsy
Orangeville
Rodney Arnsmeier
William Goecks
Albany
Mer Jlin Kloofenstein
Otto Goecks
Ellsworth Rosheisen
Henry Zweifel
Albert Tobler
Virgil Wunschel
Robert Stuckey
Lavon
Judy Arnsmeier
Fred Kleepping
Afolkey
Dulles Declares Loyalty Shield For Foreign Service
Dulles told the State Department that loyal government servants have nothing to fear from the Eisenhower era and vowed the foreign service will remain a protected non partisan career group. He met with Dean Acheson for 30 minutes then visited the Pentagon to confer with Lovett as reporters watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulles
State Department
Eisenhower
Foreign Services
Foreign Service
United States
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Pentagon
Defense Lovett
Writer Attacks Sex Magazines in Congress Inquiry
Du luth writer testifies before a House committee on obscene magazines sold on newsstands. She says 1,231 titles exist, about 100 are "girlies," with two billion copies sold yearly. She cites civic actions to curb indecency and notes support for police censorship of comics and pocket books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
House
Duluth
Minn
Cial House
Omtpe
Congress
Miss Banning
Banning
Zac
Deit
District One ADA Rally Dec 10 At Mineral Point
Green Grant Iowa and Lafayette County dairy farmers join the American Dairy Association District One rally at the Point theater Mineral Point next week Wednesday December 10 from 10 30 a m to 3 p m A free lunch will be served at noon A seven member district board will be elected four producers and three dairy plants Nominees include Grant Allen M L Arneson Clarence Buss Gerald Harris Edward Kaderly Henry Moore Walter Morrisey Ernest Pitts Carl Bahl Hans Geissbuehler Earl Jansen Roy Robischaux Donald Smith Palmer Welsh and others Lyman D McKee ADA president will speak on Dairy Farming Our Business Entertainment includes Chippewa Valley Barn Dance Maggie and Scotty film on ADA and Gordon B Ruehl ADA manager A J Framberger will discuss the new districting program creating 13 districts for producer control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Grant
Iowa
Lafayette County
District One
American Dairy Association
Point Theater
Mineral Point
ADA
District 1
Grant Allen
Browntown
M. L. Arneson
Barneveld
Clarence Buss
Belmont
Gerald Harris
Dodgeville
Edward Kaderly
Juda
Henry Moore
Shullsburg
Walter Morrisey
Bloomington
Ernest Pitts
Platteville
Carl Bahl
Fennimore Butter and Cheese Co
Hans Geissbuehler
Lamont Central Cheese Co
Darlington
Earl Janssen
Iowa’ County Dairy Co-op
Roy Robischaux
Golen Red Creamery Co
Brodhear Donald
Lyman D. McKee
ADA of Wisconsin
McKee
Madison Milk Producers
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
National Ada
Wisconsin Swiss * and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Chippewa Valley Barn Dance Group
Eau Claire
Maggie
Scotty
Gordon B. Ruehl
M. J. Framberger
Sheriffs Warned On Quick Arrests
Wisconsin sheriffs were urged to arrest with care and respect for defendants in a convention address by George Hadland chief warden of the Conservation Department and by Charles M. Wilson director of the state crime laboratory. Wilson cautioned that the crime lab supplements local investigations rather than replaces police work.
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Madison
Wisconsin
George Hadland
The
Conservation Department
Charles M. Wilson
State Crime Laboratory
Barrow Wins Prize at Orangeville Hog Show
Byron Meech of Flan Union Service Beloit exhibited the Poland China barrow, champion spot, at the Orangeville hog show held in the Methodist church during the International Live Stock Exposition. The event featured a Christmas candlelight service and took place Sunday evening, December 14 at 8 p m.
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Barrow
Chicago
Byron Meech
Flan Union
Beloit
Orangeville
Poland
China
International Live Union
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Mrs. Herbert Mohn
Alexandria
Reachington
John
Benjamin Franklin
Pennsylvania Gazette
May Automanic
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
American Dairy
Hoover Cleaners
Richardson Electric
Monroe, Wis
Ren
Akar
Allen's
IGA
Clearfield
Bowman's
RMA
Life” Magazine
Campbell's
Michigan
Stert
Pacar
Lutelisk
Allen
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