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OUR FARM MEATS
Fire up those grills and smokers with OUR FARM MEATS. Experience that next level of quality with our pork and beef items. All animals are raised, fed, and taken care of on the farm by us. Federally inspected and processed locally, ANTIBIOTIC AND HORMONE FREE, plus many of our products are MSG AND FOOD DYE FREE. We can answer any questions you might have. Whether you’re having a summer gathering, backyard BBQ or family dinner, try our steaks, brats, hotdogs or farmhouse burgers. QUALITY AT ITS BEST! Also offering heat and serve items, bulk packaged items, and snack items.
We want to thank all our customers for their purchases over the years and always welcome new customers.
Look us up at the Downtown Dubuque Farmers Market, located just outside city hall parking lot on 12th Street.
MAY 3 – OCTOBER 25 • 7am – 12noon
You may also call the farm and place your order for convenient pickup at market. Additional information and product lists can be found online at, www.ourfarmmeats.com.
We bring you a clean healthy product.
Wanda Brink
Our Farm Meats LLC.
Pork Products:
Smoked Strip Bacon*
Pepper Bacon*
Cottage Bacon*
Picnic Bacon*
Fresh Side Pork (All Natural)
Season Sausage Breakfast Patties*
Smoked Maple Links
Fresh Rope Sausage*
Center Cut Iowa Chops (All Natural)
Smoked Windsor Chops*
Ham Steaks*
Bone In Ham Ends*
5# Smoked Hams*
3# Boneless Hams*
Sliced Sandwich Ham*
Shaved Ham*
Know Your Farmer –Know Your Food. “We Care”
Our Farm Meats will be at the Dubuque Downtown Farmers Market
May 3 - October 25
7:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon
Country Style Ribs (All Natural)
Spare Ribs / Baby Back Ribs (All Natural)
Fresh Pork Roast (All Natural)
Fresh Pork Shoulder (All Natural)
Fresh Boneless Pork Loin Roast (All Natural)
Tenderized Loins (All Natural)
Tenderloin Strips 1# (All Natural)
Aronia Berry Brats*
Smoked Brats / Cheddar Cheese*
Jalapeño / Cheddar Cheese Brats*
Fresh Brats*
Brat Patties*
Seasoned Sausage*
Italian Sausage*
*MSG Free & Food Dye Free
Fresh Ground Pork (All Natural)
Taco Meat (Heat & Serve)
Shredded BBQ Pork (Heat & Serve)
Pork Hocks (All Natural)
Hot Dogs (Skinless)*
Honey Pork Snack Sticks
Honey Pork & Pineapple Snack Sticks
Honey Pork & Swiss Cheese Snack Sticks
Just outside City Hall parking lot on 12th Street. Tell your family, friends and neighbors!
Beef Products:
Steaks (Ask about availability)
Beef Roast (Chuck-Rump)
Sliced Roast Beef and Gravy (Heat and Serve)
Ground Beef
Ground Beef Patties
Farmhouse Burgers
Soup Bones
Brisket
Beef Short Ribs
Sliced Beef Liver
All Beef Snack Sticks
Jalapeño/Hot Pepper Cheese
Beef Sticks
Dried Beef
Beef Jerky
Oxtail
Tongue
Tallow
In Loving Memory of
DAY! EVERYDAY!
Pamela J. Bartels
Pamela J. Bartels, 67 of Platteville, Wisconsin passed away on Tuesday, April 22, 2025 at UW Madison Hospital surrounded by her family. Visitation will be held from 9:00 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. on Monday, April 28, 2025 at St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church in Hazel Green, Wisconsin. Following the visitation, a Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 12:30 p.m. with Rev. Gregory Ihm officiating. Burial will be held at Nativity BVM Cemetery in Menominee, Illinois. Casey-McNett Funeral Home & Cremation Services of Cuba City, Wisconsin is assisting the family.
Pam was born on September 14, 1957 in Dubuque, Iowa to Anthony “Tony” and Dorothy (Ahern) McDermott. Pam grew up in Menominee, Illinois. She married the love of her life, Bob Bartels, on September 15, 2001.
Pam was a dietician at Finley before completing her Nursing degree at NICC. She was a nurse for about 10 years until she became a Pastoral Caregiver at St. Dominic Villa in Sinsinawa, Wisconsin. She lovingly cared for the Dominican Sisters who resided there. She accompanied them to medical appointments, was a contact person for their families, and decorated the chapel for holidays and special occasions. Her favorite task was praying with and for the Sisters. Her hobbies included spending time at the Power of Prayer and St. Joseph Adoration Chapels, reading and crocheting. Spending time with family and friends was of the utmost importance to Pam. She was a very faithful servant and passionate about prayer.
Those left to honor her memory include her beloved husband, Bob Bartels her mother, Dorothy McDermott her siblings, Ron McDermott, Tammy (Jim) Goken, Linda (Jay) Peacock, Debbie Brehm, John McDermott, Shawn (Jenny) McDermott, Phil (Mia) McDermott, and Erin (Josh) Mulderink her in-laws, John Bartels, Judy Babler and Bill Bartels her Godchildren, Tony Less, Teresea Carroll, and Charlton Redman many aunts and uncles, several nieces and nephews, many cousins, as well as great-nieces and great-nephews and many dear friends including Peg Carroll, Dennis Streif and Tina Hamel, Rose and Steve Meyer, Yong O’Connor, Kathleen Ryan, and Don and Kathy Wilhelm.
She was preceded in death by her father, Tony McDermott many aunts, uncles and cousins her nephew, JJ great-nephews, Gabe and Shay as well as many Dominican Sisters she grew to love. She was also preceded in death by in-laws, John and Ann Bartels, Irv and Connie Bartels, Gary Bartels, and Terry Babler. Memorials in Pam’s name may be sent to the funeral home at 123 N. Jackson St., Cuba City, WI 53807.
The family would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to Carrie Bartels and Mary Kramer for being a source of comfort and support during this difficult time. Your kindness and generosity will never be forgotten.
Online condolences for the family may be left at www.caseymcnett.com
Alberta M. Waller, 91, of Bernard
Mary K. Fahey, 75, of Dubuque
Sharon A. Runde, 74, of Hazel Green
Craig J. Steffen, 72, of Dubuque
Carol J. Moyer, 83, of Dubuque
Robert J. Wessel, 84, of Colesburg
Ryan M. Steil, 37, of Albuquerque
Pamela J. Bartels, 67, of Platteville
Sr. Mary Catherine St. Martin, OP, 92, of Hazel Green
Kenneth L. Kalb, 80, of Peosta
Thomas Wolfe, 61, of Dubuque
Marlene C. Baumgartner, 92, of Asbury
Evelyn M. Boland, 94, of Dubuque
Marie J. Hoffmann, 99, of Dubuque
Wilma V. Budden, 94, of Dubuque
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Doctor Odyssey KCRG 8 p.m.
An all-new episode of “Doctor Odyssey” airs Thursday, May 1, on ABC. The Odyssey is more popular than ever when it seems that a VIP guest room has been double booked. Fortunately, Max (Joshua Jackson) has a prescription ready to calm the nerves while Capt. Massey (Don Johnson) looks to keep the waves at bay.
“All That Jazz” airs Saturday, May 3, on TCM. This semi-autobiographical musical drama from director Bob Fosse follows chain-smoking, drug-addicted theatre director and choreographer Joe Gideon (Roy Scheider) as his life spirals out of control. Jessica Lange, Ann Reinking and John Lithgow also star.
Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) and Maggie (Lauren Cohan) return in the Season 2 , which airs Sunday, May 4, on AMC. This new season finds Negan and Maggie on opposite sides of a conflict that will soon engulf the living and dead who call New
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