Indians Beat Clintonville 42 to 16 in NE Wisconsin clash
Shawano led from early on as Billy Reed scored 20 points and the Indians dominated rebounds to defeat Clintonville 42 to 16 in a Western Division game. Clintonville’s Cory Kruse and Lyle Roloff led scoring for the hosts while Shawano’s Reed and Dicke sparked the balanced attack.
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Shawano
Clintonville
Orange Dung
Wisconsin
Cintonville
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Indians
Reed
Paten
Ting
Ego Haare
Lyle Rolof
Tawrente Kruse
Clint
Wally Greb
Orange
Jack Anderson
Andersons
Netson
Billy Reed
Clints
Camings Danek
Chantre Art Zemyke
Mare Jims Breed
Bil Dicke
Tone
Layle Rolott
Alan
Jim Hreed
Bent Greb
Clintonvills
Vern Rosenow
Clintonvilli
Java
Shawano B
Clint Geen
Indian Five Meets New London Friday at High School Gym
Shawano aims for another victory against New London High School this Friday night at the city gym. New London promises sharp ball handling while Shawano looks to build on last week’s big win over Clintonville. Reserved seats available at Gallagher's drug store. Two more games announced: February 23 against Two Rivers here and a March visit to Two Rivers for Shawano.
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Shawano
New London
Clintonville
Gallagher's Drug Store
Thomas
Two Rivers
State highway privilege tax payments eased local fears
State officials began dispersing highway privilege tax checks this week, including a Shawano payment of $3,821.82, as part of installment plans to avert a looming treasury deficit. The $3,705,000 annual tax is apportioned to towns, villages and cities based on vehicle registrations, with 20 percent returned to each unit or the prior year’s personal property tax level if higher.
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Heil
Earier
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League
Fred Zimmerman
Charles McKeown
Wisconsin adopts new prison rules and a work camp plan
Wisconsin's welfare department overhauls Waupun state prison policies. The silent system and hair clipping are abolished, visiting rules tighten to authorized persons only, and inmates may converse quietly. A first state work camp will open next spring at Lake Kentuck to aid released prisoners between release and employment.
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Wisconsin
Department of Public Welfare
Waupun State Prison
Frank C. Klode
Blode
Waupun
Welfare Department
Glade
Lake Kentuck
Eagle River
Klode
Plang
Rahmlow Reports On Choice Flowers
Henry Rahmlow of the Wisconsin Horticultural Society presents results from summer proving grounds tests on annuals like petunias marigolds and zinnias. A dwarf lavender cup shaped Neirembergia grows about six inches, ideal for beds or edging, and is easy to care for.
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Proving Grounds
Henry Rahmlow
Wisconsin Horticultural Society
Sunday Garden Notes on Petunias and Plant Yields
Rahmlow reviews petunia varieties Hollywood Star Apple Blossom Topaz Rose and Black Prince plus the Vinea rosea for season-long color and drought resistance. He also highlights marigold chrysanthemum and zinnia varieties such as Rose Queen illumination and Desert Gold. Early April planting edges out late by nine percent in oat yields across 65 years of records.
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Rahmlow
Hollywood
Rahralow
Early April seeding yields best grain crops
University of Wisconsin agronomists confirm through crop reports and farmer observations that seeding grain early in April consistently produces higher long term yields. Weiss Eb ling summarizes data from Wisconsin crop reporters and readers of Wisconsin Agriculturist and Farmer, with cooperation from state and federal agriculture departments.
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University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Agriculturist
W. H. Ebling
United States Departments of Agriculture
Early Seedings Favor Barley and Oats in Wisconsin
The article notes March plantings are less desirable than early April seedings for nats in Wisconsin. Barley sown before mid April yields higher than later plantings, with a 25 year period showing 29 bushels per acre versus about 1.5 bushels less in 40 late years, a five percent gap.
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