Rain Weighs On Wisconsin Hay Harvest In Rain Slowed Area
Green County farmers face losses as storms and rain reduce carotene and protein in alfalfa hay. University of Wisconsin tests show rain after cutting destroys carotene up to 90 percent, while sunlight without rain still cuts carotene by half. Quick storage and drying methods like barn drying or grass silage help preserve leaf value and feed quality.
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Green County
University of Wisconsin
W. B. Hatcher
H. L. Ahlgren
J. M. Lund
Young Park Program Play From Monroe Park Players
Monroe's Park Players a youth theater group for ages 10 to 14 holds its first rehearsal at the Youth Center at 4 30 p m today for the season opening comedy The Kings Creampuffs Carol Schindler directs the production about a king who loves creampuffs and the witch who disrupts his plans The show will be presented at Recreation Park on July 11 with all youngsters invited Previous season director Iss Schindler led The Wickedest Witch before an audience of over 100 children and parents.
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Monroe’s Park Players
Carol Schindler
Recreation Park
Iss Schindler
New Insect Control Aids Paper Industry
Wisconsin entomologists report a benzene hexachloride spray can protect stored pulpwood from destructive insects if applied within 48 hours of logging. Insects lower pulp quality by introducing a fungus. peeling logs costs about $3.25 per cord, while spraying costs about $1 per cord and uses less labor.
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Wisconsin
R. D. Scheneflet
E. W. King
W. McNeel Jr
Water Cut Off After Pipeline Burst in St. Louis County
A 36 inch transmission line joint failed yesterday in St. Louis County causing a complete water outage for about 5,000 homes. The incident raised the city’s heat and humidity concerns as crews worked to restore pressure and bring back service.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis County
Local Servicemen Meet Pilgrims to Glarus Event
Green County servicemen joined a 12 day leave in Switzerland during Canton Glarus 600th anniversary celebrations from June 6 to 8. Cpl. Glenn H. Schmid and Cpl. Junior Klassy met New Glarus visitors, toured Innsbruck and Venice, praised Swiss hospitality, and planned a return trip to Switzerland in August with others from New Glarus.
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Green County
Canton Glarus
Switzerland
Glenn H. Schmid
Christ Schmid
Route 2
Monticello
Cpl. Schmid
Med
APO
c/o
New York
Coleman Barracks
Mannheim
Germany
Second Armoured
Cpl
Junior Klassy
Rose Klassy
Schweizer
Orfordville
Schmid
New Glarus and
Edwin Barlow
Glarus
Canton of Glarus
Venice
Italy
Canton
Innsbruck
Austria
New Glarus
Heidelberg
Ma Ray Kundert
David Kundert
Water reelected president at Wisconsin State Network meeting
John Water of WJPG Green Bay was reelected president of the Wisconsin State Network at the annual stockholders meeting held yesterday. All other officers and directors were also reelected.
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Lake Genev
Wis
John Water
WJPG
Green Bay
Wisconsin State Network
Scout Council to Plan Annual Budget Meeting
Monroe Boy Scout leaders will attend the U S Grant Council annual business and budget planning meeting on Camp Sunday. Representatives include C M Fritz Kiwanis Robert Kramer American Legion John Andereck St Johns Lou is A Koenig St Victors Holy Name Society Knights of Columbus E R Anderson naval reserve platoon and W W Wuethrich Knights of Pythias Koenig sits on the executive board. Council at large members are Harry J Bellahan Green district chairman N Preston council commissioner and Forrest Kubly. A camping committee meeting will be held over the weekend with district chairman Robert Hoes New Glarus. Anderson joins the committee with Vernice Tucker Browntown. Main objective is to plan the annual budget for upcoming community chest drives and October independent drives.
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Monroe
C. M. Fritz
Kiwanis Club
Robert Kramer
American Legion
John Andereck
St. John’s Church
Louis A. Koenig
St. Victor’s Holy Name Society
Knights of Columbus
E. R. Anderson
Naval Reserve Platoon
W. W. Wuethrich
Knights of Pythias
Koenig
19 768 Now Listed On Payroll Of State
BoB persons on it all and paid 5 285 785 in salaries in April, the State Bureau of Personnel reported today. Employment was 1 077 higher and the payroll 810 231 more than in April, 1951. Of the total employment, 12 627 were full or part time civil Service positions, 1 625 seasonal employes and 5 516 university and state college faculties and appointive positions.
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Bob Persons
State Bureau of Personnel
Clark Corp consolidates with Katzenbach and Warren wallpaper unit
Clark Corp announced a consolidation with Katzenbach and Warren Inc to form a wallpaper manufacturing division at its main plant. The deal involved exchange of common stock and links Katzenbach and Warren’s design and sales with Kimberly-Clark’s production facilities. The Katzenbach and Warren is an independent wallpaper wholesaler.
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Appletu
Simperiey- Clark Corp
Katzenbach and Warren, Inc
Katzenbach and Warren
Kimberly-Clark
City Park Play Provides Busy Morn for Tots
City programs for children ages four to eight feature a peanut hunt at Recreation Park with supervisor Carol Schindler and volunteers Karen Kindsehi Elsa Schindler and Joan Knaack. Story time at the library led by Mrs se Johnson occurs Fridays at 9 30 a m. a rain rescheduled blaze and croquet tourney will run from Recreation Park with Miss Schindler and Jean Bab jler in charge. A croquet winner earns a inscribed gifted mallet to keep until another victory. An Eskimo fact notes many have never seen a snow house.
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Carol Schindler
Karen Kindsehi
Elsa Chindler
Joan Knaack
Rose Milz
Samara Haworth
Recreation Park
Lois Deemer
Joyce Babler
Lincoln Park
Jean Bab Jler
Miss Schindler
Weather boosts corn height but spells slow weed control
Wisconsin farmers reported knee to ankle high corn last week as heat and showers influenced growth. Rain totaled under half an inch in the north, over an inch in the southwest, with La Crosse rainfall reaching 4.08 inches. Harvesting produced good hay and early peas and strawberries, while small grains and late crops benefited from warm days and ample soil moisture.
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Milwaukee
U. S. Weather Bureau
Wisconsin
Blair
Darlington
Duluth-Superior
Hillsboro
Lone Rock
la Crosse
Duluth Superior
No Point Left Albany Dog Nips Driver at Downtown Corner
A truck driver sought directions at a downtown Albany corner when his finger was nipped by a dog sticking its head from a truck window. No injuries reported and police were not involved.
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Albany, N. Y
Samuel Williams
Williams
J Regular Toddler T-Shirts At 59 Cents Each
Toddlers get J Regular T-Shirts in soft combed cotton knits with no ironing needed. Features include ribbed neck and button-shoulder. Sizes 1-4. Varied patterns. price 2 for $1. This notice promotes affordable kids' apparel.
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