Wisconsin oats silage rise amid alfalfa losses and cattle outlook
University of Wisconsin reports most oats will go to silage to bolster dwindling dairy forage. Yields run about seven tons per acre when ensiled at 60 to 70 percent moisture. Southern Wisconsin hay fields suffered heavy alfalfa winter kill with over 500000 acres replaced, sudan grass and sorghum crosses common. Livestock prices promise brief prosperity but risk of later market glut noted by Dick Vilstrup.
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University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Dick Vilstrup
Vilstrup
Brown Swiss Herd Advances in 2X Records and Classifications
Pr Nathan E Bear of Monroe leads four registered Brown Swiss cows that set 2X records in 305 days with cows Sems Kayak Freckles Sunny Meadows Pledge Tecklie Welcome In Charming Debutante and G T Generals Donna Mae yielding high milks and fats. His 56 milking females include 30 excellent 17 very good and nine good plus with a Sugar Valley subset rated by a Brown Swiss judge.
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Nathan E. Bear
Monroe
Sunny Meadows
Charming
G. T. General
Donna Mae
Dr. Bear
Sugar Valley
U.S
Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders Association
Farm Manager Prices Sale of Brown Swiss Bull to Belmont Firm
James W. Price, manager of Sugar Valley farm, reports Alfred Meier of Monroe sold bull Rock Hill Super to Howard Moody and Sons of Belmont. Mar vin Kruse, secretary of the Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders' Association, confirms the transfer.
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James W. Price
Sugar Valley
Alfred Meier
Monroe
Rock Hill
Howard Moody and Sons
Belmont
Marvin Kruse
Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders’ Association
Browns Swiss Herd Receives Top Classifications in Monroe
The Cold Springs registered Brown Swiss herd on Route 4 Monroe earned official classification from the association. Of 24 cattle, one was 5 excellent, one 4 excellent, two 3 excellent, seven 2 excellent, three excellent, and ten very good. Hycrest Rachel, 11, the 5 excellent cow, holds the highest current Brown Swiss rating. Rachel led production at the National Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo Iowa last October. The 4 excellent cow follows in the year’s standings.
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Cold Springs
Monroe
Hycrest Rachel
National Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Welcome In Jade and Two Cows Named Roxana and Marie Ann
The note lists two cows, Welcome In Jade and Welcome In Charming June, alongside Roxana Royal and Marie Ann as names. It presents a quaint livestock naming record with no additional context or dates.
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Jade
Charming
NASA to release Mars pictures after processing
NASA announced Mariner 4 will release about 20 photographs of Mars as processing finishes. Jet Propulsion Laboratory officials in Pasadena plan to publish the first image within 36 to 48 hours after Mars observation begins on July 14.
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Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Mars
NASA
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pasadena
Calif
Mariner
Earth
Kentucky awards 2.5 million in Quick Start road contracts
Frankfort Kentucky reports that the state believes its 10 mile road project may be the first under the Appalachian regional development program. Contracts totaling nearly 2.5 million dollars were issued under the so called Quick Start program.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Paul Revere Crafted Boilers for Clermont Steamboat
Famed silversmith Paul Revere supplied the copper boilers for Robert Fulton’s historic steamboat the Clermont, a milestone in early American steam navigation. The collaboration linked renowned craft and innovative propulsion in 19th century transport progress.
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Paul Revere
Robert Fulton
Clermont
Omaha Lions Club Patches In Long Distance Calls
The Omaha Lions Club funds and arranges long distance phone calls for military personnel passing through Okinawa. Using amateur radio operators, they connect servicemen with families in Washington Court House Ohio Ozone Park New York and Prairie Village Kansas. About half the calls involve Marines hospitalized at Camp Sukiran. The program costs $40 to $65 daily and the transmission quality is described as like a local call.
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Omaha
Neb
Omaha Lions Club
Washington Court House
Ohio
Ozone Park
N.Y
Prairie Village
Kan
Omaha Lions
Okinawa
Southeast Asia
Camp Sukiran
Omaha-Douglas County
Red Cross
Juda By Mabel E. Bauer
Social notes item listing gatherings visits and travel among residents of Juda and nearby towns including Scio Albany Waukegan Brodhead Monroe and Ken tucky while noting a 70 attendee 43rd Davis reunion and various home visits and trips by local families.
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Iva Miller
St. Clare Hospital
Ivan Arnsmeier
Marion
Davis
Brodhead
Fred Ehlert
Montello
Heidi
Scott Trotter
Ernest Thommen
South Wayne
Charles Trotter
Juda
Delbert Schaeffer
Monroe
Kentucky
Memmoth Cave
Tomato Rebound Sees Vast U.S. Appetite Grow
National Geographic Society notes tomatoes, once deemed poisonous, now top American gardens and plates. The piece traces the fruit from the Andes origins to Aztec names, European return, and Johnson’s 1820 tomato bite that dispelled fear.
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Washington
America
National Geographic Society
Peru
Ecuador-Bolivia
Andes
Central America
Mexico
Europe
Maine
Robert Gibbon Johnson
Salem County
New Jersey
Johnson
Lost Act Returns: Logician Finds Hidden Document
A quirky report notes a missing legislative act recovered by a scholar of logic. The rediscovered document clarifies previous ambiguities and reset expectations for the current project.
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Jessica Tandy
Lady Wishfort
Minneapolis
Miss Tandy
Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Chicago
Freeman
Mars Pictures
Helen Keller
Easton
Conn
Miss Keller
Mabel E. Bauer
Elmer Dodson
Scio, O
William Matzke
Ralph Frey
Anita Frey
Bob Wunschel
Terri Madison
Wunschels
Anita
Terri Wunschel
Mmes
Elsie Neidermeier
Maude Salzwedel
Inez Weaver
Ing
American Baptist Assembly
Green Lake
William Arn
Albert Arn
Robert Preston
Robette
West Main Street
Mazie Walter
Arnold Walter
Albany
Elmer Matzke
Richard
Crystal Burtness
Celia Risum
Waukegan
Ill
Ray Castater
Patrick Cudahy
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