Twelve Years Ago And Five Years Ago In Wausau News
A long recap of local memories from twelve years ago and five years ago in Wausau highlights social visits, marriages, school reopenings, and notable residents. Mentions include the wedding of Misaurine ALft to Bert Wall, families visiting from Milwaukee, Appleton, and Green Bay, and local events such as the St. Jacobi school opening and a bear carcass sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Mollie Chaimson
Wausau
Florence Andy
Appleton
Mia
Blaney Nolan
Naber
Charles
Chicago
Charley
Misaurine Alft
Bert Wall
Green Bay
Sacred Heart Church
Amd Bauertiend
Robert Lemhouse
Stony Hill
Wilde
Milwaukee
KR. J, Wilde
Julius Wilbur
Snow
Henry Borchart
Clintonville
Dolan
Irriday
Mias
Cora Harmersley
Grace Dilete
Dr. Vogel
Don Aberg
Madison
Mra
lWranais Dilleth
Jimmy
Dillatt
Chi
Unity of
William K. Geyer
Waukech
James Blake
Schroeder
Hull
Claire
Sehroder
Hindhausen
Helen Fritz
Sidk Liesch
Bowier
Shawano
Herbs
Boy Scouts
Dr. Gohr
Flock Management Means Egg Profits
James Halpin of the University of Wisconsin poultry department outlines a nine point program to boost egg profits. He urges complete balanced year round rations, use of home grown feeds, milk products when possible, and buying meat scrap or tankage as needed to supplement home rations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halpin
James Halpin
University of Wisconsin
General health of livestock improves farm outlook in Wisconsin
Granting that health means wealth Wisconsin farm animals show better than normal health across cattle hogs sheep and horses. Dr V B Larson livestock sanitation director says no infectious disease outbreaks reported for cattle this season with only isolated shipping fever cases and near absence of pink eye. Sleeping sickness in horses has virtually disappeared from the state in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
V. 8. Larson
State Department of Agriculture
Larson
Wisconsin Livestock Health and Farming Outlook Brief
In central and eastern Wisconsin a few summer cases of disease appeared but no swine erysipelas reports have been received and hog health is above normal. A handful of hog cholera cases confined to single herds. Wisconsin sheep healthy with no infectious diseases reported. Northern Wisconsin field work suggests longer rotations and seven-year cycles are more profitable than three-year rotations at Spooner station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
E. J. Detwiche
State Branch
Spooner
Milk Wins Over Diet Myths Says Nutritionist
A Wisconsin nutritionist argues many food habits are unfounded. Milk mixes with fish or fruit. digestion curd is fine when eaten alone or with fruit acids. Milk is mostly water and should be included in reducing diets unless medically advised otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Stilman
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Miss Stillman
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Arb Burg
Calumet Iturhor
Iau
Griner
Nolen Perry
C. A. Perry
Pearl Kammerman
Sommers
Ofice
Charles Boyle
Isworth Coe
Mr. Coe
Boytes
Jude J. A. Jaeckel
Waousuane
Trescdeny
Miss Volila Morrow
Cecil
Sam Velem
Crotdt
Felowship
Lult
Vollage
Boston
Nha
James Larson
Fred Hinksuss
Bonduel
Lyad
Monhiy
Caspar Wallrich
Congress
Martin Johnson
Seucer Corners
Leora, Huebner
Dorothy Achten
Barbara Gauthier
Tou
Stuaul
Pinas Ab Hielfoppers
B. Sudals Fe
R. F. Gehrke
Sheet Metal Co
Shawano, Wis
Sinclair
Sinclair Refining Company (Inc
Ray H. Giese
North Main St
R.O.P
la Plant Hatcheries, Inc
Main St
Green Bay, Wis
Wisconsin Telephone Company
E. M. Gilson
Laehn
Elkhorn
Cavalier
Laehn Coal & Wood Co
Shawano, Wisconsin
E. Division Street
Ford Pickup
Ford
W. B
Chevrolet
Dodge
Plymouth
Willow St
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