Dunn's School Marks 50th Anniversary in Menomonie Wisconsin
The Dunn County School of Agriculture and Domestic Economy celebrates 50 years May 29. Opened November 10 1902 with 53 students and a three member faculty to bring agricultural education closer to home.
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Treasurer Smith Says Quotes Were Tangled
Madison coverage notes State Treasurer Warren Smith gave brief remarks at the 10th Congressional District Republican caucus. Park Falls newspaperman Walter Jablonski quoted him urging representation for all, while Smith said he is a party man and only explained the issue. The caucus endorsed reapportionment by area and population.
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Bald Eagle Placed on Protected List in Alaska
Washington reports the bald eagle has been added to Alaska's protected list after years of protected status in the United States amid a former territory bounty.
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United States
Alaska
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Marian Martin Pattern 9106 Misses Styles Quick Sewing
Pattern 9106 for Marian Martin offers a versatile apron or dress with three main pattern parts. Sizes 12 through 20 with a 16 requiring 4 yards of 35 inch fabric. Complete illustrated sew chart and fit guidance accompany the pay by mail offer from The Times Pattern Dept. New York.
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Wisconsin Republicans split on social security boost vote
Six Wisconsin congressmen backed a House bill to raise social security benefits while two opposed. Republicans Byrnes Davis Hull O'Konski Withrow and Zablocki supported the measure, Kersten and Smith were against it. Rep. Van Pelt did not vote.
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Wisconsin
Byrnes
Davis
Hull
O’konski
Withrow
Zablocki
Kersten
Smith
van Pelt
Corn borers show preferences in corn tassels and leaves
Wisconsin experts report corn borers prefer tassels over leaves due to taste or smell. Entomologist S. D. Beck notes this, while farm practices include barn cleaners and broad garden sprays for prevention. Nearby dairy data and spittle bug controls are discussed, with production notes from Holstein herds and advice on milking hygiene and equipment upkeep.
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University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
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Fisher
Clyde Werner Die s in Wis Crash Ruled Heart Attack
Clyde Werner 59 a used car salesman died in a crash on County Trunk B one mile west of Ogdensburg Wisconsin. Dr A M Christoffer county coroner said the wreck was caused by a heart attack before the collision. The car was demolished in the impact.
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Clyde Werner
A. M. Christofferson
Waupaca
Werner
Here
Livestock market summary for Chicago prices and trends
Salable livestock 12,000 head slow and uneven with declines 50-75 cents. lightweights 180-220 lb 21.75-22.25, 230-250 lb 21.25-21.85, 260-280 lb 20.50-21.25, 290-360 lb 19.50-20.50. sows 18.00-19.00. cattle 6,000 head steady to 25 cents lower in some weights. prime steers 1,100 lb dull. commercial to low choice 27.50-32.50. good fat bulls 25.75-28.00. Butter unsettled. eggs firm with stable wholesale prices across U S. 68-66 cents for AA to C grades.
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Pedestrian Henry Kahl Struck and Killed Near Waukesha
Henry Kahl aged 53 from Wauwatosa died in hospital after being struck by a car while crossing Highway 16 18 six miles east of here. The incident occurred as he attempted to walk across the highway.
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Educators Hold Key To Future KC Told
MADISON Solution of the problems of the world lies in the acts of educators. Msgr. E J Westenberger Green Bay state chaplain of the Knights of Columbus told delegates to the organization annual convention Monday. Through educators is moulded the thought of future generations. Upon the success or failure of our educators, the fabric of society for weal or woe.
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Msgr
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Green Bay
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Responsibility Shifts From Politician to Voter Remarks
A reflective comment argues that accountability rests more with citizens than the blamed politician. It emphasizes collective duty and public engagement as key to addressing issues rather than scapegoating leaders.
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