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PAGE SIXTEEN. JANESVILLE DAILY MARCH 23, 1951. JANESVILLE, WIS. Shop with These Dependable Dealers for OUR FARMING Compilmd and Edifd tot Childnn ot Sonlbvrg Wucon- tin. CtpadaOf Popitt cf Rural as if State Ctadtd Schoelt of Four ttdtrsoa.

Rock Sad WaJtrorti. JANESVILLE GAZETTE Special School Piogtam Broadcast by WCLO. irom 9 lo a. Monday through Friday. Music.

Ntws Fon'm and Olhei FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1951. Tri-County School Built in 1852 for Only $3 in Cash Once upon a limp, bark In the days when was a boy. the Tri-County school In Jefferson county was a typical little red schoolhouse and its location identified by a large oak tree across the road, which used as a witness tree for sov- eminent surveying. pupils of the school near Whitewater learned this aad many other Interest ins facts about the school when they compiled the history they aired on WCLO School! When the Tri-County school built no architect employ. In fact.

fathers of the district bi'ill the sirurture lack in without and also without pav. Ryoords show that SB for the timber and lumber tamarack from Hehmn. Shingles hand shaved of while ptne were also handmade and fim blackboard was of 12-lneh pine jrt feet Ion; and Inches wide. It was the duty the school boaitl to raint' the bsard with lampblack every summer. An immense stove MO -d in the renter of the room for wood was provided by the thers of children.

half to a full cord of oak was required per pupil. N'ow a in the Historic'l Madison, the rscord book was made of brown paper and sewed with whitr thread. Cie of the history a i teachers of the school was Leo Williams who taurht the vouns Hannv KirHlftav of a prominent family to a MH7 OUWUgj read without firFt teachine him the This was the introductjon to the word meth- vck-w t- od of teachine readlnc. but it Kw upon Jn those practiced by Williams, who later became countv superintend- i nr.j ofW.lworth county-. Back In ihe early Hallow was eh'en the Job of hir-l owm-.

fnff the teacher. He was ordered 4 to limit the wages to $3 a week In the minutes of one of the an- avrmnn Jr. nual school board Tneetmjrs. It a be learned that the sum of 830 was raised to finance operat- mn-ut. tar the school for a term.

roll call of some of the early teachers of the school. Includes George Steele. Anna Delonp. i. Mclnu-re.

John Mclnw Cer- gT truoe McinrvTe. Martha Mcin-, miti, tjTe. Svhli Josenh Da- Hattle Warner. Emma Oooke. Lottie Stace.

E. H. Blood- tfood. Ella Hamilton. Leo Wil- uams.

Minnie Johnsn. Mary Norton. Lottie McCoy. Elizabeth Gal- Wway. Hattie Hicks.

Alice Lar- Wn and William Larkin. The present school board Includes Frank Willejral. director: Morris Simonson. treasurer, and Ray clerk. Mr.

Simon son has servea lor 31 Ml CMmiif: simvy Aibr iv Warner, the onlv person liv- Aikinvm: tug In the district who has at--'l the Tri-County school, has Gw bien clerk for 33 years. Center state graded school. They had a turkey dinner for their hot lunch, enjoyed making a tape recording of their Schooltime pro- cram, then came to Janesville to broadcast pccompanied by Mmes. Willis Boyd. Leslie Gun'er.

Leonard Thayer. David Godfrey and William Dempsy. VanderKooi, vice president: Kathryn Smith, treasurer, and Nel- lane Koele. secretary-. Happy Days Salt Box Club is the name of the organization and a committee, will write words for a school song.

The ciub voted to subscribe to the National Geographic magazine. Irnnmrrvm m. mrr WCLO Albany state graded school may be" enlarged by two rooms at an estimated cost ol S31.000. A school meeting was held last week to consider the addition to Twenty-three members of Avon Center school club. Brodhead.

have bepn far from idle. Among the projects they have completed were a silent auction. a hake sale, sale of greetingi present structure erected In cards, presentation of a home tal-11939. ent show and cleaning the school- Pupils have been enjoying eve- house. With the money they havp'ning parties each month.

Four raised from these projects, they I people having birthdays that have purchased a movie projec-j month are hosts at the tor and a screen for the school. I A birthdey bank, another Beautiful bookmarks and ect, will be used to rent films, purses, leather tooled, are a proj- Officers of this busy club are ect of the Sanborn Hill school. Ethel Foslin. president: Iva Nic -j Jefferson route 2. Youngsters are vice president: Virginia! learning to do this fine work as Hopkins, secretary, and Myrtle part of their study of Indians! Lampa, treasurer.

and expect to make pottery and' basketry later. Footville teacher's group will! meet in Ihe Drew school. Brod! The population of Russia Is a head route 1. at 7:30 p. m.

Thurs- more than tnaf tn dav. March 29. All members according to the National asked to take a small doll to beiGeographie society, used for a craft project. Transportation of Livestock To Any Market Kenneth Howard 427 Milton Ave. Dial 2-1349 1 Used Tractor Model 20.

with mounted corn planter and cultivator. A-l condition. Good Used 2 and 3 plow Tractors. Scharine Bros. Implement Co.

Massey-Harris Sales Service Richmond. Wis. Phope 120 AO Kinds of FARM MACHINERY Mostly New J. B. Searles Implement JOHN DEERE Sales Service Brodhead.

Wisconsin 0 a. m. awr Wf to m. m. WCLO n.

m. Fifth through eighth graders of the Salt Box. Elton and Oakwood schools spent March 14 in Madison. They visited the capitol, saw the assembly and; senate in session, met Sen. Wil-i liam Trinke arid Secretary of.

State Fred Zimmerman, visited; a factory where they saw how; potato chips, korn kurls and salt-1 ed peanuts are prepared 'and got ia bag of chips apiece', visited; the Forest Products laboratory! and the historical museum. I Officers of the Salt Box school! club for the second semester Arnold Smith, president; Sylvia! E-E .3 to .3. Or-tiM MOORE Barlfy. hii MOORE. OrtlfiM CIJNTON HONDA Oill hu CLINTON hu Crtlfln) MINDO OATS, hit WHEAT, pfr hu S3 ALFALFA.

bu while they M5 Uhllr lul TIMOTHY, wr hu RED CIjOVEH. jXfr bu SSI LLOYD SCHULD Mi. F. it J'tltnrm. IS PHONE JEFFERSON lTt $2 I photo OIH FIRST FLAG The alwavs thrilling story of the founding of the first flag was related lo WCLO Schooltime listeners bv fourth graders of the Walworth public school.

They were, front row from left. Garv Reuterskiold. John Krover. Jcrrv Welch. Charles Boviall.

Arrien Richter: second row Karen Simpson. Marlene Kiensnn. Tobv Steivang. Travis. Jeffy Warfielrl.

Sandra Kav Perren. Francos Schultz: bark row. Anne Kathy Chapman. Debbie Rowbotnam, Mrs. Josephine teacher.

Sara Nieman. Gale Davis. m. hj.wr. Elk- Mii fo Kcr.

Kul7 Wimff. Fd- CWl '-n. Fa 'h IVItmarn. Crerk Uilltnc iir-l -n'll. Crnrr.

Whilw Wtirnn. 1. utiitriMitpr: Su- Mutfn. Tm-. y.uy nay Ortordvillf; Cahm Katvrrfar.

Marrb Juity Dlllry. .1: Mwihw. NuThan Paul. Mnnrof: RrtnaM Df'nm: M-mk. Whlt Kay Dn.

'ihsror: AnM Zrnda: Fcr'x Brmtirad: Earl Brtttl. M.il"n Junrtlon: LitvIi Braily. Janrt Birrtfman. LaVr Carlvn. a.

School News A farewell party was combined with the program sters of the Tri-County school. Whitewater route 1. gave rerrnt- ly. Honored guests were Lorna. llarry and Francis Blark who arc moving to Fort Atkinson and Richard Butke who will move to a farm near Millard.

Two new pupils have entered the school, however. They are Carol and, June N'echrony who previously lived at Prairie View. 111. Dependable FERTILIZERS In stock for immediate delivery. 10-10-10.

4-16-16. 3-9-18. 3-12-12. 3-18-9, 0-20-20. 0-20-10.

3-9-27. 6-12-12. Good Stock of FIELD SEEDS B. H. Feed Co.

Footville. Wis. Phone SO Tractors JOHN DEERE Mndrl with cultivator. than a rid. 4-Roll SELF-FEED SHREDDER OB gjoA rubber, nkr W.

C. AC and rulttvator. STALK CUTTER t.SED TRACTOR PLOWS. SEVERAL BULLS Marion Jacobs Implement Store John and Lata) DMitr WHITEWATER PHONE 490.W DON'T GAMBLE! Plant Tracy's Seeds for Better Crops IS Years Experience Producing Hybrid Com. Produced on Our Own Fertile Farms in Rock Prairie.

Plump Quick Starting Seeds That Are Easy to Plant. Highest Yields from Our 641 AA. a General Purpose Corn and Our 464 A for Early Corn. Also Moore Barlev. Seed Oafs.

Montana Alfalfa and Grass Seeds. TRACY AND SON FARMS Janesville, Wis. Phone 5 Ju4r Brunt ril, E.airv* Hffnufl; Narwy Ctrfk S'arki, 2. Mr- ftiithrrn. PinrTi: Villi Ofwvi; 1 Marrt Re 'l tt'iimr f5lw Kav Last week was an eventful one for boys and girls of the Lima WCLO Schooltime for March 26-30 WCIO.

WCLO-FM Schooltime to be aired at 9 a. m. Monday through Friday next will be as follows: on Wiicomin day. "Paul Bunyan" take! to be aired from the WCLO atudios. day.

minuet muiic by pupils o( the Fisher school. Rock county. Mrs. Mary Decker, teacher. Grades day.

dramatization by pupils of the Burr Oak Grore school, Walworth ceunty, Florence Ackley, teacher. day. "Fairy Stories" by pupils of the Tyler school. Jellerson county. Florence Molzahn.

teacher. day. lads related to news ol the day by pupils of the Marty school. Green county. Mrs.

Frances Noesen. teacher. AUCTION SATURDAY, MARCH 24. AT 1:00 P.M. Dairy Cattle Heifers Bulls Feeder Cattle Feeder Pies Butcher Cattle and Calves Sold by the Pound WW markM Hmstrtn ralvn arllinf at to lb.

No CATTLE. CALVES or HOGS arrrptrd without HEALTH SHEETS LA PRAIRIE LIVESTOCK SALES Four Miles South of Janesville on Prairie Road Phone Janesville 2-2242 AMERICA'S LARGEST SELLING RAT AND MOUSE KILLER d-CON The About d-CON ONLY d-CON contains Lurex. new special patented rat attractant which assures bait consumption. d-CON is safe to use around humans as well as farm and domestic animals. The basic ingredients of d-CON are tasteless, odorless and do not induce sudden pain.

d-CON is UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED to deaa properties of rats and mice within 15 days. Graham Feed and Seed Co. D-CON Distributor for Janesville Area 115 N. Main St. Dial 7380 Joan H'nll Jtrtw.

t. Pupils expressed appreciation ut- rtirhanl Clmtin. Car Sulti'an: fiirhanl atmilir Tn' Pamria Palmar Carmm Hauc. mini. tl.the clerk for the information he provided for their historical broadcast.

"Mav our little Tri-Countv schoolhouse lone be an incentive for free the children concluded. rvarna. Bulgarian teiow-n as Stalin, 75.000. port now a dry of w. writ Good Selection of Machinery ttlw Trartnr.

Win Nn Plou-t and II inrh, 5 ana trt'rw ft rrmtrn! S-ft Cram OrtU. Onra rurrw Cvprnrra with feniliar ana rut anartravw faro It JM. Trarlw nn ruMiw NEW OIRV STALK SHREDDERS TOHV DEERE CHOPPER 3 30-3" TRACTORS ON FIBBER New Trarinr Sprradrr Orn irhn Dw Com and Hay Oioppn mmor 2 old Ksnptflrr Trartnr Ray Annen. Inc. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTEJl DEALER WHITEWATER New Tractors FORD Tractor on rubber with cultivator, like new.

2 years old. New Grain Drills. Corn Planters: New Plows New Holland Forajre Choppers. New Elevators. Get Your Order in for New Combines.

KNUDS0N Implement Massey-Harris Dealer Brodhead, Wis. The Best Deals Are Made at DESENS ROCK ISLAND 7-ft ur.drra Alt' DEERE TRAILER. 11 SSi" 1 MrCORMtCK takor-lf bmdrr ail" filtrr NrV IDEA ALUS'UALMERS W. tran cvar JN'l- ISM INTERNATIONAL -H" 'or 1941! ALUS CHALMERS hrM rnj'w pump and turn, ntyi Inr VTTi AIJJS niALMERS warmrr tirr ru ALIXs CHALMERS WC CORN BINDER, bunllr l-adrr vv. INTERNATIONAL MILKING MACHINE unit, mith nvrt MINN MOUNE CIRAIN DRILL craai anartimrrit ALUS-OIALMERS NO 3 Ml PlilW I aiwj I nf New Holland Mighty 80 Wire Tie Baler New Holland No.

77 Baler. Used John Deere 116 Wire Tie Baler. Used 50 T. Used Case NCM Baler. New Idea Tractor and Horse Drawn Spreaders.

New Idea Tractor Mowers. New Idea Single Row Corn Picker. New Case Tractor Corn Planters. New Case Tractors. Buy Your Baling Twine and Wire Now ENGEL Implement Co.

Whitewater. Wis. Phone 470 Ferguson Tractor Plow and Cultivator Like New 1 Allis-Chalmers WC Tractor and Cultivator. 1 International Model Tractor. L'sed M-M Horsedrawn Spreader on rubber.

New 6, 7. 8. 10 ft. Double Discs. New 3-bottom 16-inch Plow.

New W. D. Pickup Plows. New Idea Spreaders, models 10. 12 and 14.

Immediate delivery. New Idea Hay and Grain Elevators. New Idea Tractor Rakes and Mowers. Jamesway HOR Feeders. New Model and Allis- Chalmers Tractors.

New Universal Milking Machines. I. G. HALL Service Station Allis-Chalmers and New Idea Parts and Service Johnstown Center Ph. 21229 a.

m. Tw aa. war WCLO Grass Seeds! Order Your Corn Now. Complete Line of Poultry Feeds! All Steel Lever Drags Hog Feeders and Waterers: Nutrena Poultry and Hog Steel Posts Paints, for Inside and Out ALBANY FARM CO-OP ALBANY. WIS.

PHONE 197 i 7 :00 a. m. over ft. m. WCLO Just Received the Following CASE MACHINERY For Spring Work Plain and fertilizer grain drills on rubber.

Trailer type 7-ft. tractor mowers. Heavy duty Case plows; wood and steel drags. Tractor hay rakes. 10-ft.

sprocket type rollers. New Case corn planters. New Case grain drills. Now is the time to buy or trade for your spring needs. Used Machinery ol All Kinds 1948 CHEVROLET FLEETLINE heater, undercoating.

1941 PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR. 1940 FORD TUDOR- A-l condition. CLINTON EQUIPMENT CO. Case, Chevrolet and Wisconsin Motors' Sales and Service W.L.A.D. 185 CLINTON, WISCONSIN.

PHONE 185 New 12-A Combines With Motor or Power Take Off New John Deere Model MT Tractor, Also John Deere Model New field cultivators: 4-B power corn shelters. New John Deere and Gehl hammer mills, power takeoff drive. New John Deere and Decker elevators. Case model DC tractor with cultivator, starter and lights, oa rubber, used 1 year. S-A Case combine with motor, used 3 seasons.

Used corn planter: used 226 picker. Used 2 and 3 bottom plows. Used John Deere model A tractor. Used Moline. McCormick Deering and John Deere strreadera; Badger Brand Grass Seed Armour Fertiliser Krostue Implement Company JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE Albany.

Wisconsin. Phone 99 I Taaifiarai ay aa. mrr as, WCTVS HOOMER SET GRAIN DRILL wtth altarhmrr.l 3 SE'TI'IN ROTARY HOE ws GEHL C-l SILO EIU.ER. 3 nM fHIM ailct INTERNATIONAL -l-ROW CORNPLANt- ER for F-3" F-ytn ttr-. CASE RCN'OLE LOADER nllw Cjx nr 3.11 7 INTERNATIONAL PLOW wi DESENS Ford Garage LAD.

LV MILTON JUNCTION PHONE 1H1 Otta Vtib! 00 P. M. Fr.tfay Nezv John Deere Implements Tractors, Field Cultivators, Spreaders Complete Line of Parts Farm Machinerv Repaired CONDE MILKERS FOR SALE NEW LANTZ COULTERS PARTS and SERVICE for UNIVERSAL MILKERS Rubbers for All Makes of Milkers Used Farm Machinery KrCORMICK FARMALL TRACTOR rultnatnr. CASE CC TRACTOR with rultl- AaTor. M'CORMICK 13-3 (1 TRACTOR.

JDHN DEERE TRACTOR, on JOHN DEERE TRACTOR, on rubber, -nth niltivator and plow, JOHN DEERE HH SPrtEADER. i ruhher. A-l rrn- diti-n OTHER CSED SPREADERS for sale. JOHN DEERE HORSE-DRAWN MCCORMICK HORSE-DRAWN MOWER 3-bottrm 12-in. TRACTOR PLOW, on jteel, nfar- H- new.

5IASSEV HARRIS 12-inrh JOHN DEERE NO. 2 BLOWER Tl-ft. pipp. Paul Schinke Implement ELKHORN UTSCONSIN PHONE 172 Are You Planning on a New MILK HOUSE MACHINE SHED POULTRY HOUSE HOG HOUSE CROP STORAGE BUILDING Lumber, cement, glass blocks, asbestos board, nails, builders hardware, shingles, roofing, paint, windows and doors available now. See our new large modern PLAN BOOK at our office.

Estimates Cheerfully Given MILTON LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY "A Friendly Place to Trade" Milton Phone 451 (Ed. Quaerna, Mgr.) ARTIFICIAL BREEDING for a SMALL FEE MR COW Yen Hove ot Your Command WORLD'S GREATEST BATTERY OF BULLS Our herd sires are your herd sires Yew need net invest $1 in' a buH Your Production and Profit THE CURTiSS WAY 5 Major Dairy Breeds 2 Beef Breeds CURTiSS CANDY COMPANY FARMS IMPROVED STUD SERVICE For Prompt Service Caff Ernie Gurr Lake Mills Larry Norman Larry Norman Bill Schiefelbein Bill Schiefelbein Art Nordlie Phone 7353 Jefferson Phone 219 Whitewater Phone 405 Milton Phone 661 (Ellingson Edgerton, Ph. 9591 Walworth Phone Y-373 Art Nordie. Elkhom (Enloe's Grocery) Phone 223 Cliff Hollibush, Evansville (Brunsell Auto Serv.) Ph, 460 Cliff Hollibush, Janesville 'Moe's Texaco) Phone 2-2507 Mel Larsen Avalon (Janesville Phone) 2-4283 Mel Larsen Clinton Phone 125.

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