Queen Learned Her Status Early
London reports recount Elizabeth II as a child who quickly perceived her royal status. Tales from Buckingham Palace show she enjoyed the sentry salute and staged playful passes, while Grandpapa England inspired her sense of destiny. Born April 21, 1926, she later rose to the throne after George VI’s death in 1952, amid a period of national strife.
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James
London
Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth
George V
England
Duke and Duchess of York
Earl of Strathmore
Bruton Street
Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor
David
Prince of Wales
Edward VIII
George VI
William Joynson- Hicks
Simplified Housework Hinges on Efficient Electricity
A University of Wisconsin farm management specialist notes electricity is central to simplifying housework. Labor saving devices speed chores and free time for family leisure and community activities.
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Wisconsin Farm Management
Camporee at Yellowstone Conserv at Argyle District Scouts
More than 75 Scouts joined the Argyle Lafayette District for an annual Camporee at the Yellowstone conservation project near Argyle. The event tested camping and cooking skills by the Patrol Method with a pioneers and Indians wide area game and a stunt and song campfire. Rev. A C Anderson of Argyle led Sunday Protestant church services.
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Argyle
Lafayette
Yellowstone Conservation Project
A. C. Anderson
Film-Coated Ar Pan Ex Tablet Promises Quick Pain Relief
The new film coated tablet Ar Pan Ex claims seven proven ingredients. It reduces uric acid and targets chronic deep seated pains through the bloodstream for fast relief. Unlike ordinary tablets, the coating avoids stomach toxicity and delivers analgesic action to the intestines.
Parish Scouts Attend Mass Across Several Churches
Members attending the Cath Troops from Benton Blanchard Elie Scouts went to Mass at the ville Darlington Argyle and War Yellowstone Catholic churches were represented.
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Benton
Blanchardelie
Ville
Darlington
Argyle
War- Yellowstone
State Experiment Station Reports on Silage Keepers
Wisconsin has not yet conducted silage preservative tests with sodium metabisulfite. Reports from Pennsylvania State College and Cornell suggest 8 to 9 pounds per ton can improve palatability, with cautions on drainage and moisture. Precautions include not using with wilted forage and limiting to under 6 percent SO2 per ton.
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State Experiment Station
Madison
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station
State College
Pennsylvania
Cornell
U.S.D.A
Beltsville
Maryland
Pennsylvania State College
Cornell University
Youths Schedule Trip to Nebraska
Green County Rural Youth members will attend the Midwest Rural Youth Conference in Lincoln Nebraska from May 31 to June 3. President Albert Burr lists attendees Shirley Geigel Monroe Katherine Brunkow Route 4 Germaine Kaderli Route 1 Brodhead Ray Bowen Route 1 Orangeville Alois Mayer Route 4 and Buri Route 4. The conference aims to acquaint Rural Youth with Farm Bureau policies. Members planning to attend the State Rural Youth Camp at Upham Woods near Wisconsin Dells June 11-14 should report soon.
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Green County
Lincoln Neb
Albert Burr
Shirley Geigel
Monroe
Katherine Brunkow
Germaine Kaderli
Brodhead
Ray Bowen
Orangeville
Alois Mayer
Buri
Farm Bureau
Upham Woods
Wisconsin Dells
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Shelbyville
Frank Tindal
Tindal
Wallace
Billy
Paul
Alice
Clarence
Annie
Lillie
Shelby County
Yellowstone
Ford Hopkins
Doorce
The
U. S. and
Mexico
Nebraska
Carol Brent
Sheer
Denier
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