Pure Milk Co op Maps War on Oleo in Wisconsin
The Pure Milk Products Co operative began raising funds for a nationwide butter defense to oppose federal relaxations on oleomargarine. Delegates at the 20th annual convention raised 900 dollars for the cause and endorsed dairy programs while urging careful consideration of federal price supports. Officers re elected include William F Groves Lodi president Henry Meier Merrill vice president Edward G Featherstone Walworth secretary and Charles J Rode Hartford treasurer.
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Fond du Lac
Pure Milk Products Co-operative
Co-Op
William O. Perdue
Congress
National Co-operative Milk Producers Association
American Dairy Association
William F. Groves
Lodi
Henry Meier
Merrill
Edward G. Featherstone
Walworth
Charles J. Rode
Hartford
Sister-in-Law Dies in Rochester New York
Mrs. F. W. Galle of 1210 10th Street learned of the death in Rochester New York of her sister-in-law Mrs. A. R. Galle. Mrs. Galle died October 20 from diabetes and other causes after hospitalization since March. Services were held October 7 with interment in Syracuse.
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F. W. Galle
10Th Street
Rochester
N. Y
A. R. Galle
Albany Social Notes From Mrs William Steindorf
A roundup of visits and gatherings in Albany with residents from Forreston Janesville Monroe and Dubuque. Mrs Sue Tilley of Lodi visits relatives and friends while E W Roberts and wife from San Diego travel through Monroe and Oregon after 42 years away. Lutheran Aid group plus Reverend Giervik tour Stoughton for the Luther home 60th anniversary.
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Albert Marty
Walter Laeser
Forreston
Ill
Sue Tilley
Lodi
E. W. Roberts
San Diego
Calif
Monroe
Oregon
Roberts
Fred
W.D. Roberts
A. A. Anderson
William Gardner
Dubuque
R. L. Gardner
Gardner
Albany
Lutheran Aid Society
Stanley Giervik
Stoughton
Martin Luther Children’s Home
Midwest Congressmen Accept Farm Plan as Compromise
Reps. August Andresen of Minnesota and Reid Murray of Wisconsin say the farm measure is not ideal but the best possible under the circumstances. The bill keeps 90 percent parity for basics this year with 75 to 90 percent thereafter, and adds 75 to 90 percent ranges for milk products. They supported a compromise amendment, while criticizing some provisions and noting efforts to tighten the bill when Congress reconvenes.
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Washington
August H. Andresen
R-Minn
Reid F. Murray
R-Wis
House Agriculture Committee
Senate-House
House
Agriculture Department
Anderson
D-Nm
Andresen
Murray
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Murrey
Wisconsin
Conservation Department
County CROP Meeting Set at Court House Here
Green county CROP committee to be appointed at an 8 p m November 2 meeting at the courthouse. Jonathan S Moen of Monroe announces attendance by farmers clergy and lay leaders active in overseas charities. The event is sponsored by Catholic Rural Life Lutheran World Relief and Church World Service.
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Green County
Christian Rural Overseas Program
Court House
Jonathan’s S. Moen
Monroe
Moen
Catholic Rural Life
Lutheran World Relief
Church World Service
Wisconsin
Europe
Asia
State Office of Crop
Madison
John Streif Heads Halloween Committee
Monticello Times Special reports John Streiff is general chairman of the Commercial club Halloween party for local children. A 7 p.m. parade forms at the village hall, then a bonfire at the swimming pool with treats and a free movie at Karlen's hall. Prizes chaired by Dr C J Kiooster. high school band led by John Page. lighting by Irving Eichorst.
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Monticello
John Streiff
Karlen’s
C. J. Kiooster
John Page
Irving Eichorst
Largest dinosaur found in White River area
The largest dinosaur discovered in South Dakota’s White River area is a brontotherium. It resembled a rhinoceros in appearance and reached sizes comparable to a full grown elephant.
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South Dakota
White River Area
Wisconsin farm show opens with 658 exhibitors at UW
The 84th annual junior livestock exposition opens at the University of Wisconsin with 658 young exhibitors, featuring lambs, beef and hogs from Green and Lafayette counties. All animals will be sold and exhibitors expect about $185,000 in receipts.
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University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Monay
Green
Lafayette County
Homemade Bomb Blast Hits Kenosha Building
An early morning explosion rocked the rear of a vacant one story building in downtown Kenosha. The homemade device in a gasoline can was rolled down basement steps. No injuries were reported. The building was owned by George Ebner, 46, who previously pleaded guilty to gambling house charges.
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Kenosha
George Ebner
Ebner
Local Social Roundup from Orangeville and Nearby
A string of weekend visits and gatherings features families from Orangeville and Freeport. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hulbert, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Abraham and daughters Alyce and June Holloway, and many others visiting relatives in Chicago Waukegan and Freeport. Notables attend events from Odd Fellow lodge in Springfield to golden wedding parties and restaurant dinners in Rockford and Minocqua.
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Stanley Hulbert
Gilbert Abraham
Alyce
June Holloway
Chicago
A. F. Abraham
Waukegan
John Moore
Gary
Ind
R. W. Moore
M. H. Bolender
Freeport
Glen Bolender
John G. Hughes
Phyllis Ann
Macon
Elroy Hughes
James Wittenwyler
C. B. Bridge
Grand Lodge
Springfield
Emil Rayhorn
Mmes
Glenn Kuhnke
Clare Dean
Cedarville
Stier Rayhorn
Dakota
Missy Gift
William Gift. McConnell
Adam Zweifel
Roy Wagner
Walter Blasing
Frank Berndt
Glen Nichols
Nancy
Ronnie
Jack Barber
David
Charles
Betty Dwyer
Larry Bland
Fred Nelson
Rockford
Roy Hutmacker
Larry
Walter Hanson
Donald Blasing
Rock Grove
Tomato as Vegetable Declared by Supreme Court in 1893
In 1893 the U S Supreme Court ruled the tomato a vegetable for tariff purposes. Botanical definitions classify the tomato as a fruit, revealing a legal versus scientific difference in classification.
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U. S. Supreme Court
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Pure Milk Co-op
Rochester, N. Y
William Steindorf
Mike
Midwest
John Streif
L. H. Allen
Wisconsin Agriculturist
Arthur Broughton
Calvin Broughton
Milltown
Allen
Marjorie Schmid Ekum
Alvin Paaske
Davenport
Stonyside Burke
Daisy Echo
William J. Figs
Argyle
Daisy
The
International
Matt Marty
Paul Baumgartner
Highway 59
Baumgartner
Ben Disch
Evansville
New Glarus
Country Gentleman
University of Wisconsin
Roy Reinmann
Clar
Cudahy
Milwaukee
Equity Cooperative Livestock Sales Association
Plasti
Neil Cette
Dayton
Westinghouse
Wards
Bendix
Arvin
Oliver
Montgomery Ward
Cobey
Victor
Winslow Sales Company
Winslow, Illinois
Ernest Spregue
Louise Schaffner
Lancaster
Prague
Palermo
Sicily
U. S
Isaac Patch
Germany
Orangeville
Glen E. Bolender
Chiropractic
M. J. Gonstead
Monroe Lime and Gravel Co
Tennessee
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