Bowler Club Members Tied to Trips and Local Wins
Bowler Co and associates returned from Madeline Island while other locals travel to world fairs and Madison. A 10-pound baby boy was born to Mrs. John Fiess. Clint Freeman and others planned trips to Chicago and the New York world fair. Bowler baseball beat Gresham 5 to 0 with Ed Marquardt and Lemke contributing two-base hits.
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Hickenbotham
Shawino
Herman Gehner
Reinhold and
Arnold
New York City
Madison
New York
Ken Abert
Herman Hopke
Brooklyn
Mr. Hooke
Wau- Hai
Illiam Carley
Meade Mackay
Martin Waherman
John Fiess
Clint Freeman
Chicago
Bowler
Gresham Boys
Marquardt
Ed Marquardt
Lemke
Scheifelbein
Belle Plaine Wedding and Town Hall Gatherings
A Belle Plaine Garden Boardman visit lasted a couple of weeks while a large crowd attended a Saturday dance in honor of Kida Braate and Vincent La Brau. Willam Mervyn Ted and Honest Hoppe of Bonduel joined Ninman residents for a Sunday visit, with Wienor Ninman and friend weekending in Fond du Lac and Milwaukee. Townsend club held a card party at Belle Plaine town hall, and about 20 local men met in Shawano to discuss a joint tire purchase for Belle Plaine and two neighboring towns.
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Garden Boardman
Bond du Lac
Kida Braate
Vincent la Brau
Willam
Mervyn
Ted
Honest Hoppe
Bonduel
Ninman
Wienor Ninman
Friend
Fond du Lac
Milwaukee
Townsend
Belle Plaine
Shawano
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Week in Winkesha
Mr and Mrs Eberhardt Dreger of Winkesha visited relatives last week. Mr and Mrs Robert Johnson and family spent the weekend with Rev and Mrs Oscar Olssen in Cumberland. Friends surprised Mrs Wahl on her birthday Sunday afternoon. Jean Craig and Ruth Bartelt visited Mae Worth Friday. Mr and Mrs Fred Dreger of Appleton called on the John Dreger family Sunday. Eunice Berglund and her sister Ann of Lakewood visited relatives here on Monday. Grandmasacson accompanied them back to Lakewood.
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Eberhardt Dreger
Winkesha
Robert Johnson
Uully
Wisconsin strawberry crop expected larger this year
Wisconsin’s strawberry crop is forecast to exceed last year’s output with about 5,052,000 quarts anticipated in the state. Nationally production also rises about 23 percent, aided by larger acreage and higher yields. Wisconsin leads in Bang’s disease control, with over one million head of breeding cattle under supervision. Wood stains are discussed as a weathered finish option, with one coat commonly applied.
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Wisconsin
United States Departments of Agriculture
United States
Bang
Vattle
Townsend convention draws over 15000 delegates in Indianapolis
City Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan stands with Chief C. D. Mills and Dr. Francis E. Townsend at the Indianapolis convention. More than 15,000 delegates attended as Townsend plan emerged as a leading fourth of its kind since 1935. Colorado figures attended. the gathering highlighted Townsend's proposals for economic reform.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Reginald H. Sullivan
Wesgend
C. D. Mills
Denver
Hall
Townsend
Francis E. Town
Colorado
Shawano farmers earnACP payments in soil building program
Shawano county farmers earned forty six thousand eight hundred four dollars and five cents in 1928 as aid for soil building practices such as seeding grasses and legumes and liming. Officials note $15,091.82 of 1938 funds were lost due to farmers not carrying out required practices and expect about $62,800 available in 1939. Principal qualifying actions include limestone applications seedings of grasses and legumes pasture improvement erosion control terraces dams and strip cropping.
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Shawano County
B. Hagen
AAA
G. F. Baumeister
Planting and Cultivation Advice for Farms
Farmers are urged to consult local conservation committeemen or visit the Shawano county office for guidance on soil guilding practices, earnings, and steps for planting trees to create windbreaks, shelter belts, or forests.
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Shawano
Ants In Kitchen Get Cold Welcome
Entomologist C L Fluke of the University of Wisconsin recommends thallium sulphate traps to destroy entire ant colonies including the next generation. He cautions that the poison is dangerous to humans and pets and should be used only in prepared traps. In the meantime sprays, ant tapes, sugar-water sponges, kerosene dishes and similar methods help remove existing ants from homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Fluke
University of Wisconsin
House Ants and Bait Formulas at Wisconsin College
A college of agriculture booklet from Madison Wisconsin titled House Ants explains how to place poison baits. Ants enter homes in hot dry weather and differ in diet with the Pharaohs ant seeking sweet substances and the thief ant preferring greasy foods.
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College of Agriculture
Madison
Wisconsin
Canning Method Depends On Food
Wisconsin extension nutritionist Mrs. Charlotte Clark Buslaff explains that canning methods hinge on food acidity. Acid foods include fruits tomatoes pickled vegetables ripe pimientos and rhubarb while non acid foods cover most vegetables meats and poultry. Boiling water at 212 degrees F suffices for proper processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Charlotte Clark Buslaff
University of Wisconsin
Processing Guidelines for Canning and Exports Mentioned
Busiai notes foods may be canned by boiling water, oven, steamer, or open kettle. Non-acid foods require steam pressure canning at 240 to 250 F with 10 to 11 pounds pressure. Pickling allows boiling water bath. beets need steam pressure unless pickled in vinegar. Agricultural exports are vital but must be funded by imports. without buyers, foreign nations cannot obtain the U S dollar and purchase surplus commodities.
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Busiai
United States
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