Sauerkraut Day Recalls 1914 Cheese Day Memory
Elder residents and surviving organizers recall the first Cheese Day in 1914 led by Harry C. Young George Schneider and Louis Hi.ltori. The event drew 3000 to 4000 attendees amid chilly weather. The planners funded by advertising space and local merchants set Oct 28 for Cheese Day and organized stands, a dance and speeches by notable figures. The three pioneers once played a minor role but now provided crucial guidance and unpaid service.
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Harry C. Young
George Schneider
Louis Hi.ltori
Young
loRending Sauerkes
Paul A. Ruf
J.T. Ter
Kohli
R. B. Clark
Grant Weber
W. J. Knight
Young, Schneider and Kohli
Turner
Richard Lloyd Jones
Madison
Emanuel L. Philipp
John J. Blaine
Congressman Murphy
Plat ‘Eyinere
Util
Louis HM
Roris Harry C- Young
Milk production uses across products in Green county
Total milk output in Green county in 1949 estimated at 375 million pounds. Uses include cheese 20,498,000 pounds with cheddar 960,000, brick and muenster 1,391,000, Swiss 15,839,000 and other 2,308,000. butter 3,793,000. evaporated condensed milk 42,686,000. powdered skim 3,502,000. powdered whole 2,017,000. ice cream 25,000 gallons. milk shipped out 27,392,000. butterfat shipped out 213,000.
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State Department of Agriculture
Green County
Racine Legion Corps Dominates State Drum and Bugle Titles
The Racine American Legion drum and bugle corps has won every state senior contest title, achieving 26 straight state victories with the 1950 win at Green Bay. The group also boasts four national Legion championships and actively performs at local events in Racine.
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Racine Legion Corps
Racine
American Legion
Green Bay
Rural schools plan opening dates and teachers
Rural schools in the area announce opening dates with teachers listed for each, noting earlier starts in most districts. Mentioned are Al reo Saeer, Kelly, Hart, Fair view, and Spring Grove area schools with names such as Ada Bhyuer Beat Burrington Dine Beneene Margaret Blum and staff. Cleanup and remodeling completed at Smiley school Mothers club aided.
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Sania ‘School
Ada Bhyuer
Kelly School
Beatae Burrington
Hart School
Beneene
Mothers Club
Smiley
Highway 59
Albany
Spring Grove
Hoosier Grove
Dalza Fleming
Shanghai
Helen McClougham
Atwood
Ferne Bridge
Second Program Attracted 20 000
A crowd of 20 000 filled the city as delegates and bands arrived by train from Madison led by Mayor A H Kayser and Louis Hirsig with the First Regiment band. Orangeville Par Feston sent delegations and bands. Robert L. Rote led the parade with Ray A Young introducing the circus section.
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Robert L. Rote
Ray A. Young
Political clash colors Emanuel Philipp speech
Governor Emanuel Philipp framed a sharp critique of The Times publisher during a historic event, arguing the article implying Robert M. LaPollette would have drawn an $80,000 crowd. Businesses contributed funds following the remarks.
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Emanuel Philipp
the Times
Robert M. LaPollette
Also Mentioned on This Page
Itn
Albert Zimmerli
Alreo Saeer
View School
Margaret Blum
Ossee East Dayton Se
Herman Steigman Andson
Lanz Insurance Phone
Charles J. Shriner
Jacob Karlen
Roy M. Grant
AS. Myers Jr
Alvin F. Borgrien
Beloit
Reinhard Mueller
Russell W. Prien
Roscoe C. Smith
Tread Right Shoe Repair Shop
Mrs
Lee Smith
Wndees
Kundert's
Henry Kundert
John H. Bruni and
Una H. Miller
Builders Hardware
R.O.W
Olson
Phillip Carey
Shingles
Paints
Patek
Glidden, Rockote
W. H. M. Bayne Real Estate
Blumer Pharmacy
Cheeseland
Pauly Cheese CO
Bdwie Ruferacht
Little
Switzerland
Firestone
Monroe
Emmett Norton
Archie Schneider
Firestone Electric Ranges
Firestone Refrigerators
Firestone Food Lockers
Firestone Radios
Norton and Schneider
Sporting Goods
Emmett J. Norton
Archie H. Schneider
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