Yes, indeed, there really was/is tobacco grown in Wisconsin some 38,000 acres in 1919, and yes there is still a few acres, probably less than a 1,000 acres (a guess because the state no longer keeps any data on the crop) I was raised on a dairy farm near Stoughton in Dane county and we annually grew about four acres of the crop
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#1 I cant help but notice old Forest and Stream tobacco tins can go for hundreds of dollars
Description Gawith, Hoggarth & Co.s Louisiana Flake is a medium-strength, dark flake tobacco, composed of naturally sweet Virginias, nutty Burleys, smoky Dark-Fired Kentucky, and a whisper of Perique elevated by a light cocoa casing to complement the tobaccos natural flavors
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