Wisconsin Mastitis Loss Seen At 50 Million Dollars
University of Wisconsin veterinary scientist Dr Joseph Simon estimates mastitis costs Wisconsin farmers 50 million dollars annually. He cites reduced milk production 35 million and early cow retirements 15 million, with no universal cure and multiple bacterial and viral causes. Proper pasteurization and machine hygiene are cited as defenses.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Joseph Simon
Simon
Community Minds Across Town and Statewide Family Gatherings
Orangeville residents share visits across Illinois to Monroe and Freeport while relatives attend reunions in Superior Nebraska and Cedar Rapids. Guests include the Pafford and Richmond families with extended travel from Cedar Rapids Loves Park Freeport and Rockford. A note on meat packers earning four cents profits on ten-dollar sales from North Carolina State College cites 1954 data.
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Irene Spinhirne
Jeffrey
Winslow
Vilas Heise
Orangeville
John Scott
Eau Claire
Bertha Augsburger
Monroe
Browntown
Harry Zweifel
Gale Brechtel
Ed Christian
Mineral, Ill
Ida Arndt
Wisconsin Rapids
LaVerne Baylor
Roy Wagner
Edna Gunderson
Davis
Superior
Neb
Zeigler
William Donner
Tucson
Ariz
John Cook
George Mohr
Freeport
C. W. Frautschy
Jesse Ruthe
Irving Elliott
James Chilton
Kewanee
Palmer
Charles Pafford
Florence Ehmer
Ray Maas
Ehmer
Maass
Ida Matter
Sarah Matter
Russell Mills
Lewis Hull
Stanley Hall
Barbara Pafford
Cedar Rapids
Glen Richmond
John van Deest
Roy Hefty
Clifford Wagner
Gregory Stamm
Lee Owen Stamm
Leslie Wagner
Messrs
Mmes
Charles Wagner
Dakota
Lee Allen
Rockford
Leslie Becke
Kay Rose Wagner
Earl Wagner
Rock Grove
James Reeser
Robert Reeser
Pennsylvania
Byron Reeser
Cedarville
Minnie Reuber
Lewis Kaiser
Evanston
W. B. Kaiser
Vera Heck
Curt Cole
Glenn Bestian
Fred Tielkemeier
Pecatonica
I. O. Shaffer
Lafayette
Monon
Ind
Lois Best
Judith Ann Hull
John Gruber
Erwin Gruber
Brodhead
O. J. Hansen
Albuquerque
N. M
Wisconsin
Ferne Holloway
Robert Monte
Glen Kane
Park
North Carolina Sate College School of Agriculture
Wisconsin May milk output slips from record high
Wisconsin milk production in May totaled 1 783 million pounds, 15 percent of the national total, and slightly below a year ago. Weather and late pasture turnout reduced May output, though May output remained about six percent above the May average. First five months of the year show 7 815 million pounds, the highest on record, with national output four percent above last year’s January through May.
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Wisconsin
Federal
No Warren Comment on McCarthy's Blast
In Palo Alto, Chief Justice Earl Warren declined to respond to accusations by Senators McCarthy and Eastland that he aligns with the Communist party. Warren avoided comment at a security subcommittee hearing and was observed attending a three day judicial circuit conference.
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Palo Alto
Calif
United States
Warren
Communist Party
Joseph McCarthy
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
Sente
Internal Security Subcommittee
McCarthy
9Th Judicial Circuit Court
Orangeville Children Plan Swim Lessons
Swimming classes for Orangeville begin July 10 at the park pool in Freeport with sessions every Wednesday and Friday for six weeks. Bus pickups include Buckeye Townhouse and Cedarville Standard Oil Station. Orangeville departures start at 8:15 a.m. from the grade school.
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Orangeville
Park Pool
Freeport
Buckeye
Cedarville
Standard Oil Station
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