A Wisconsin Dairy Notice on Cows Vacation and Market Prices
Wisconsin dairy science cites 60 to 90 day dry periods for cows to recover after a heavy year, with some needing 45 days. Farm sales near Sciota Mills and Argyle auction old Spore place. 1952 farm prices and production shown. milk prices above last fall but feed costs higher. outlook predicts little change in 1953. Holstein herds sold include Segus Pabst Ferndell to Hil Lery and Son. Trumpy Excetter Bessie Lass 3d completes 356 days with about 14 quarts daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Crowley
University of Wisconsin Dairy Husbandman
Crowley
Wisconsin
United States Departments of Agriculture
Trumpy
Bessie Lass
Frank Trumpy
Clarno
Flier Who Refused Duty Gets Discharge
Captain Carl Izard at Keesler AFB Mississippi was honorably discharged after a court martial found him guilty of malingering and sentenced him to dishonorable discharge with forfeiture of pay. Secretary Finletter approved the conviction and sentence but ordered the honorable discharge instead. The case was part of a larger pattern of World War II veterans in Texas air fields who refused to fly after recall to active duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carl Izard
Air Force
Izard
Keesler Air Force Base
Miss
Finletter
Texas Air Fields
Air Reserve
State Workers Offered Four Day Holiday Choice
State employees may take a four day holiday during Christmas or New Year periods. Department heads can arrange schedules so part time staff work Dec. 26 and Jan. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Bureau of Personnel
Local Residents Visit and Family Gatherings Around Monroe
Twin Grove Mrs Minnie Roenneburg and Mr and Mrs Henry Marty with family visited Oscar Walters in Monroe on Sunday. Judd Cowan of Janesville called Friday. John Emrich and Oscar Walters were business callers in Monroe Friday. Burill Miller's guests included Donald Knutson and kin from Darlington, Harold and June Drake of Monroe, and Paul Warren of Juda. Frank Johnson family visited Amos Johnson at Brodhead Sunday. Herman Bell and family from New Glarus called on Herb and Albert Bell homes. Cheri Lynn Dahms illness prompted Mrs Bert Orton to stay in Monroe two days. George Pick and family spent weekend at Waubesa Beach with Ralph Rieder family in Madison. Monday shoppers in Monroe included Mr and Mrs Preston Reed and the Kenneth Reeds. John Donmeyer hosted Sunday supper for Franklin Roenneburg and Mrs Albert Raether and Audrey Steiton of Juda plus Franklin Roenneburg at the gathering for a birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Marty
Monroe
Oscar Walters
Judd Cowan
Janesville
John Emrich
Burill Millers
Donald Knutson
Darlington
Harold
June Drake
Paul Warren
Juda
Frank Johnson
Amos Johnsons
Brodhead
Herman Bell
New Glarus
Herb
Albert Bell
Bert Orton
Cheri Lynn Dahms
George Pick
Waubesa Beach
Madison
Ralph Rieder
Preston Reed
Kenneth Reeds
John Donmeyers
Franklin Roe
Orangeville Social Roundup Celebrates Birthdays and Visits
A weekend of family gatherings and Sunday dinners marks milestone birthdays and hosting duties in Orangeville and surrounding towns. Notables include Gene Pinnow's birthday celebration and multiple crews visiting relatives in Freeport, Rockford, Monroe, and Zion with guests from Halbert, Esmond, and Lena.
School principal Fred Heissner funds bowling program
A Wisconsin high school, led by Principal Fred Heissner, receives funding to support its bowling program. Details on the source of funds or the amount are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Fred Heissner
Tues
Federal funds released for Bowler elementary school
The Federal Security Agency released 122,850 dollars for a new Bowler elementary school construction. The funds are provided because 120 Strockbridge Indians, wards of the federal government, attend Bowler schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day
Federal Security Agency
Strockbridge
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Dc. G. Springman and Son
Sciota Mills
Ed Robinson
Argyle
Spore
Wiota
Capper
W. C. Baumgartner
Sylvester Township
Oscar A. Hillery and Son
Twin Grove
Minnie Roenneburg
Orangeville
Gien E. Boiendeer
William Albright
Albright
Erwin Gruber
John Gruber
Paul Bolender
Lynn
Freeport
Glen Bolender
Earl Dittmar
Marvin Shippy
Chicago
Lyle Henze
Lester Krug
Gene Pinnow
William Pinnow
Mmes
Ralph Frautschy
Orland Priors
Halbert
Gilbert Abraham
Stu
Stevengen
Potlucker Sunt
Yd Dietmeier
J. Milton Bostian
Messrs
Robert Bridge
DeKalb
Herman Zurbriggen
Sycamore
Will Hartwig
C. B. Bridge
Ralph Derwent
Rockford
Tracy Taylor
George Busjahn
Line Officers Club
Eastern Star Lodge
Bonnie Bolender
Ann
Hamphill
Donald Eder
Harry Pfeifer
Lyle Rinehart
Gerry
Boyd Homan
Ray Folgate
Kenneth Wallace
John Hoagg
Glenn Keuler
Debbie
Harry Keuler
Helelville
Steve Likens
Stanley Hulbert
Douglas Scheider
Norman Scheider
Eral
Charlesngton
Howard Peterson
Waukegan
Orange
Charles E. Confer
Albert Hemphill
Ted Kelley
Floyd W. Matzke
Jesse Matzke
William Engels
Otto Folgate
A. F. Hiteman and Son
Richard
I. O. Er
Stanley Rayhorn
Lena
Eldred Hulbert
Stanley Gustafson
Esmond
Fred Anderson
Joan Cole
Curt Cole
Lois Ulrich
Zion
Richardson Electric
Buddy L
West Bend
Sunbeam
Dell
Wegon
Kempfert’s
Moe
Rech
Parker
Ronson
Jewelite
Buxton
Otome
Tebu
Hezel
Oyu
Lentherie Perfumes
Denea’s
Paris
By Eaton
Whitman’s Chocolates
Aen
Wwealee
Vanity
bAenicure
Jess
Kem
Masa
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