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Newspaper
Ladysmith News Budget
Location
Ladysmith, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1908
Page
2
A. A. Hadden publisher notices Ladysmith Wisconsin weekly publication schedule and postal status. The notice records second class matter status dated April 9 1907 and post office filing under federal law.
Joel E. Ling endorses reform oriented platform aimed at laws serving the public good and emphasizes integrity in government. He calls for policies that prioritize the people over special interests and official accountability.
Mr Castle argues voters should pursue personal interests and warns against backing “pane” candidates unless you belong to the noted “gang.” He frames electoral choices as aligned with individual stakes and group affiliations.
J. W. Carew touts a square deal and unquestioned ability, arguing he will save taxpayer money in the administration of the district attorney's office.
Reverend Olaf Hill of Hawkins, pastor at the Norwegian Lutheran Church, endorses Lenroot for Congress Ling for Assembly Carow for district attorney and McNally for sheriff in a public letter.
A Rusk County Journal claim questions Jenkins status as a poor man and asks where campaign funds come from. The editorial notes the campaign expenses seem large for a $5000 job and frames it as a trusts versus people issue.
A friend of O H McNally praises his actions in office calling him manly for having a saloon man arrested for selling to a blacklisted patron and a bartender jailed for stealing a customer's pocketbook. The letter questions whether True faced danger in duty and urges votes for a sheriff who has shown manliness.
The Waupaca Republican notes that during the Madison fight two years ago Hatton pledged to back the right senators and refused to bend to demands for federal patronage. He would not enter ring politics or accept bribery to win the seat, choosing to forgo the office rather than compromise his integrity. Stephenson ultimately received the position.
A Ladysmith reader writes to the News-Budget defending himself from accusations of refusing a collect telegram after reading it. He explains telegraph rules require sender guarantee for collect messages and notes operators do not pay. he cites personal experience as a telegraph operator and recalls reporting procedures.
The author signs off as J W Carow in a closing line addressed to anyone interested in the matter. The brief note conveys a personal conclusion and reassurance to readers familiar with the issue.
Voters face a choice between Sen Stephenson and Sen Hatton as the La Follette wing splits. The piece accuses Stephenson of siding with Wall Street through the Aldrich bill, contrasts Hatton’s alignment with La Follette, and urges support for Hatton on September 1 to oppose corporate interests.
Chas Volkman and his family left Wednesday to visit friends in Minneapolis, planning to stay a week. The note adds that Galvanic soap is claimed as the sole washable option for any washing need.
G A Gates traveled to Almena Monday and Miss Mae Carter visited Hawkins Monday. Residents from Kennan, Endicott, Bruce, Tony, Ridgewood, Weyerhauser, Owen, Conrath, Tomahawk, River Falls, and other nearby places appear in the day book of visits. A large Central picnic drew a sizable crowd. Several people depart for travel or teaching posts, and a new baby was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leatherberry on Sunday.
Kidney diseases threaten health quietly with backache headaches nervousness and urinary issues. Doan's Kidney Pills praised by Ladysmith resident Mrs. Ed Phalen after relief. price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY agents. Also Ladies Aid picnic Sept 2 at Mrs Boyer home meet 9 50 am at East hotel.
Lawrence town board will meet Monday August 31 to set a contract for abutments and approaches for Main Creek bridge. Bids solicited. Plans and specifications available from F. Arrowsmith, town clerk, Ingram Wisconsin.
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