Pumpkin Pie and Local Life Abound in 25 Years Ago Notes
Twenty five years ago Charles Post moved his family near the Peace Charity, with many neighbors and travels mentioned. The column recalls residents traveling to Madison, Oshkosh, and Appleton, plus local events, weddings, birthdays, health news, and a pumpkin pie recipe cameo from the era.
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Charles Post
Ringler House
Peace Charetiy
William Wellrich
William Cantwell
Madison
University of Heworstin
Roger Cantwell
Lloyd Ames
Oshkosh
Frank McDonald
Wim
Cheer Fi Adams
Wausau
Antena Sorenson
Ueidinberg
Herman Raddik
William F. Thimke
Robert Breehorn
Bond
Hehults
South Shawano
Selly
Mubhe
Mich
Lora Grrew
John Wilt
J. Wilt
Herman
Sig Wa
Delicious Pumpkin Pie Shortcut At Wisconsin College
Mrs Charlotte Clark Buslaff of the Wisconsin College of Agriculture explains a baked pumpkin pie method. She notes peeling and stewing pumpkins is tiresome and describes cutting a pumpkin, scooping seeds, and preparing the baked pie to save time and effort.
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Charlotte Clark Buslaff
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
AAA Announces 1940 Program Provisions
O B Hagen chairman of the Shawano county agricultural conservation committee states that the 1940 Agricultural Adjustment Administration program has been approved and will be shared with local farmers in advance of planting. The plan aims to balance production with demand, conserve soil, and build fertility while noting wildlife conservation.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Shawano County
O. B. Hagen
County Agricultural Conservation Committee
Hagen
Government farm act expands acreage and seed rules
A new farm act increases wheat allotments to 62 million acres and sets tentative conservation payments of 18 to 22 cents per bushel for next year. It tightens regulation on out of state field crop seeds entering Wisconsin after February 5 1940 and standardizes import quality. The Agriculture Department develops ten wilt-resistant alfalfa strains with hope for limited distribution by 1942.
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Wisconsin
S. Department of Agriculture
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