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Newspaper
Ladysmith News Budget
Location
Ladysmith, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1908
Page
7
A September forecast blends political theater with seasonal imagery. Taft and Bryan jostle in a playful debate about records as labor and autumnal signals loom, while Libra and celestial signs color voters, farmers, and a shifting economy amid notices from St Paul dated Aug 24 1908 detailing cattle hogs and sheep markets and weekly price ranges.
With autumn comes a shift in appearance as vice residential whiskers blend with Nature. Mr. Sherman and Mr. Kern gain strength on the tails of their tickets. October will return, bringing pumpkin pie to the bill of fare.
Baptist church plans preaching next Sunday evening with a violin solo by Mr Ingie and a stereopticon lecture. Maple Center holds Sunday morning services after Sunday school and Cloverland in the afternoon. Congregational reports no church services next Sunday and accepts a Methodist dedication invitation. German Lutheran announces classes and services. Harvest Home and Mission festivals scheduled. Ladies Aid Society meets September 2 at 2 pm.
Nels Johnson escaped from Rochester Minnesota hospital for the insane and was captured near Barron sent to Menominee hospital. Ephraim Hedbeg a Cumberland retiree on route to Portland vanished after stopping at Umatilla with suspected foul play due to money. Benedicts beat Bachelors in Barron baseball. Equity Society of Chippewa Falls gains higher tobacco prices for members and plans Barron picnic on August 26. Henry J. Bauer of New Auburn died in Chippewa Falls hospital from rupture. A 60 foot shaft near Baldwin yields $2955 per ton in gold assays. Felix Dolan sheriff of Oneida County died of pneumonia August 1. Railways push forest protection with state forester. Behnke Bros saw mill at Park Falls wrecked by boiler explosion August 20. Win Hlun kett and his team killed. Water works contract for Prentice awarded to National Waterworks Co of West Bend Indiana. Power house foundation contract awarded to J L Dean of Ladysmith. John Kukowski lumberman in Kempster killed by falling tree August 1.
The Milwaukee case lists Milo Bell as administrator of James Bell deceased and names Elizabeth Bell Perry Bell state bank of Lady Smith Milo H Bell J W Bell Michael Bell Clifford Bell Grace Bell Morris Bell Mahlon Bell as defendants along with The State of Wisconsin. Plaintiffs demand a court ruling and summons require a defense within twenty days after service.
Letters of administration on the estate of Carl P Larson have been granted to Adolph Larson. Creditors have six months to present claims. The County Court will hear claims at the February 1909 term in Ladysmith. Dated July 31 1908. L E McGill County Judge. Glenn H Williams Attorney for Administrator.
Voters in Rusk County are urged to back Republican candidates in the upcoming primary on September 1. Ir. E. Munrer Li4 M. G. Davis and A. N. Andersen announce for Clerk of Circuit Court and District Attorney posts respectively. Jon a W. Carow also seeks the District Attorney nomination with a call for a square deal.
State of Wisconsin in Justice Court issues a summons and garnishee against H C Huebner to satisfy Frank Rada’s claim of 1830. If defendant does not appear before J P R B Reeves in Ladysmith on Sept 21 1908 at 1 pm, judgment will be rendered and property may be sold. Dated Aug 22 1908. Frank Rada Plaintiff. Thomas & Carow Attorneys.
The Wisconsin State Fair runs in Milwaukee from September 7 to 11. Wisconsin Central Ry will sell excursion tickets September 5 to 11 at one fourth fare for the round trip. Apply to agents for details.
Insurance offer urges timely coverage for fire lightning and tornado losses. Agency A. N. Andersen promotes ten top companies to secure protection before damage occurs.
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