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Newspaper
Ladysmith News Budget
Location
Ladysmith, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
7
Travel snippet shows 8:00 a.m. departure from Ladysmith to Abbotsford with 2:15 p.m. Ly schedule. Connection at Owen available for St Paul. Service runs daily except Sunday with multiple time points and layovers.
An elderly Wisconsin native recounts boyhood days in the big woods chronicling a farm initiation incident. While plowing with six oxen and a stubborn green oak stump, Uncle Tom is grabbed by his trousers as the beam splits and the oxen bolt toward the house, leaving him hanging on the plow handles.
Market bulletin lists cattle hogs and sheep prices for grain fed steers cows heifers veal calves and stockers and feeders with bid ranges by quality plus daily price movements and a closing note from St Paul Union Stockyards Company.
A hold up man robs a victim of a watch described as a seventy five year family heirloom. The victim defends the watch's sentimental value and laments its loss to the robber. The exchange is recounted in the observed scene.
In a seaside town a charity show stirs romance and jealousy. A pink robed girl defies a flannel suited suitor and is charmed by an actor, while Harvey Richardson the rising tragedian observes and plots a quiet reckoning as dusk falls on the bay.
The State of Wisconsin summons Walter H. Pippin plaintiff against W S Boyer and Alice M Richards defendants to appear within twenty days after service and defend. The complaint is on file in the clerk of court. Thomas & Carew Ladysmith Wisconsin are plaintiffs attorneys. Edna Spencer plaintiff and Allen L Spencer defendant in another case note 4 6.
At a special term in Rusk County Wisconsin the county court will hear Henry E. Fletcher’s petition to file and record Luther C. Porter’s will from Minnesota as a foreign will and grant letters testamentary. The hearing is set for the third Tuesday in June 1908 at 10 o'clock a.m. in Ladysmith with Judge Lt. Ke. McGil. and attorneys Ryan & Runke representing the petitioner.
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