Farm Scene Reports Optimistic 10 Year Farm Outlook
The report cites Capper's Farm Magazine predicting high farm prices relative to costs and good net incomes over the next decade. Labor shortages and equipment material substitutions may dampen growth, with an anticipated 1.5 million fewer farm workers by 1960. Michigan specialist L L Boger provides reasons for optimism amid rising prices and inflation, while rising national population supports farm demand.
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Capper
L. L. Boger
Michigan
New Hampshire Breed Dominates State and Regional Contest
The New Hampshire breed shows the largest representation in the competition with eleven entries. The White Plymouth Rock follows as the second most common breed. Many other entrants are cross breeds of several strains, noted for their tall stature and mahogany plumage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Plymouth
Twin Grove Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Mrs. J. H. Beightol and family hosted and visited relatives in Madison and Monroe. Chicago guests Alvin Camron and daughter Nancy joined A. Camron at the Franklin Camron home. Local couples from Orangeville, Dakota, Monroe, and Beloit were seen at various gatherings and visits this weekend.
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Alvin Camron
Nancy
Chicago
Franklin Camron
J. H. Beightol
Madison
O. W. Steckler
John Chambers
Monroe
Floyd Chambers
Clare Emrick
Orangeville
J. H. Emrick
Ralph Reed
Willard Lapp
Dakota
P. J. Reed
Foster Borge
Kenneth Reed
White Pines State Park
Ben Morgan
Sterling meaning solid silver and its Hanseatic origin
Sterling denotes solid silver of definite fineness and derives from Easterling a term used for merchants of Hanseatic towns in the 12th century.
Doan's Pills Promised Kidney Relief
Nagging backache loss of pep and energy headaches and dizziness may signal slow kidney function. Doan's Pills, a mild diuretic used by millions for over 50 years, claim to help flush waste from kidney tubes and filters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Doan
Monticello Social Roundup A Weekend of Visits Across Towns
Monticello residents wrote of numerous Sunday and weekend gatherings with relatives and friends in New Glarus Brodhead Madison Monroe and nearby areas. Members visited family attended ceremonies and hosted meals with the Curtis Roethlisberger Gempeler and Schenk households among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Hoskins
Dodgeville
Herbert Schenk
Brooklyn
Ida Schenk
Emil Biederman
Monroe
Yolanda Richards
Rosenda
Konda
W. E. Blum
Fannie G. and
Frieda Benkert
Emma Marty
Arthur M. Kreuger
Mission House College
Plymouth
Anton Hefty
John Elmer
Sheboygan
Mission House
Josh Hoesly
New Glarus
Albert Knobel
Dorothy Pagel
Freeport
Fleming Named Executive Director of Wage Stabilization Board
Robben W. Fleming, director of the industrial relations center at the University of Wisconsin, was appointed executive director of the wage stabilization board in Washington. The move places Fleming at the helm of federal wage policy during wartime stabilization efforts.
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WSB
Washington
Robben W. Fleming
Industrial Relations Center
University of Wisconsin
Wage Stabilization Board
Local Residents Attend Events and Visits Across Wisconsin
New Glarus residents Mrs. George Gibbons and family were noted in local notices. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. William Engler at the University of Wisconsin band concert in Madison. Marlea Duerst and LaVon Walden returned to Platteville to resume school after a weekend at home. Various residents visited St. Clare hospital in Monroe, with Fred B. Streiff and Mrs. Otilla Wild among those mentioned. The Ray Hoesly home hosted Carol Hoesly and Mary Houlihan from La Crosse weekend visitors, and Mrs. Meythaler participated in Theta Sigma Upsilog tea in Whitewater.
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Fred Roethlisberger
Dwight Elmer
New Glarus
Albert J. Marty
Irene
Max Wyss Jr
Brodhead
L. R. Pease
University of Wisconsin
Joyce
John Dahnke
Henry C. Elmer
Gays Mills
Richland Center
Charles’. Lee
W. A. Loveland
Charles Ried
Milwaukee
Donald Knobel
Phillip
Kay Ann
Emily Jordan
Helga Nicholls
Albert Knobel
Madison
Kate
Rose Stauffer
Paul Newmans
Footville
Ernest Gempeler
Kenneth Lovell
Gary
Monroe
William Pagel
William Spring
Fred Zurfluh
Excelsior Springs Co
Zurfluh
Emil G. Voegels
Robert D. Taylor
Elmhurst
Robert Stauffer
Jacob Stauffers
John
Gilbert Butzlaff
Cassville
Butzlaff
Norman Rosen
Ardys
Selmar Lien
Thomas’ Brusveen
Bernard Biederman
Dennis
Janice
Freeport
Ida Schenk
Matt Zentner
Bessie Youngreen
Herman Schlittler
William Engler
Marlea Duerst
LaVon Walden
Platteville
Edward Jeglum
Blanchardville
Bert Lynch
Quintin Ott
Fred B. Streiff
St. Clare
Ruth Ness
Mons Ness
Arthur Spoerry
Otilla Wild
Tieat Pn
Carol Hoesly
Mary Houlihan
la Trosse
Ray Hoesly
Ray Meythaler
Whitewater
Meythaler
Theta Sigma Upsilog Sorority
Mary
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