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Newspaper
Ladysmith News Budget
Location
Ladysmith, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1908
Page
2
The Ladysmith News and Weekly Budget, established 1895 and published by A. A. Hadden, notes its April 11 1907 consolidation and announces biweekly Thursday publication. An editorial urges evidence of good governance through enforcement, while discussing fruit prospects in Wisconsin and Nebraska.
The district convention of Congregational Churches meets in Ladysmith this month. With the Wisconsin Central main line extension through the city, Ladysmith becomes easily accessible from across the state and could attract visitors, boosting local interest with modest cash outlay.
The Commercial Club could attract annual conventions with modest effort to improve city appearance. After gaining hosting experience, the group might secure a national convention, boosting civic profile and business.
Prof. D. H. Otis of the University of Wisconsin reports that dairy herds show wide variance in efficiency. In two Wisconsin herds the best two cows produced 419 and 427 pounds of butter yearly, while the poorest cow dragged down the average by 106 to 126 pounds, risking herd losses. He urges farmers to keep individual cow records to remove star boarders and protect profits.
In a flirtatious scene a woman plucks a rose as a man tightens his embrace. He jokes about being in love while she mentions her new motor car. He quips about men displaced by machinery, adding playful tension to their exchange.
Washington May 4 1908 a long letter from Representative Joan J Jenkins to the Eleventh Congressional District defends his Judiciary Committee chairmanship praising public control of utilities railways and tariffs and pledges faithful service and accountability to constituents upon this session's end. He notes his record of support for protection for local interests and invites inspection of his stewardship while promising to meet district residents after his public duties conclude.
The University of Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station partners with the U S Department of Agriculture Bureau of Entomology to conduct cooperative work at the state cranberry station in Cranmoor. As cranberry farming grows, insect and fungus diseases threaten crops and federal and state authorities unite to study eradication methods.
A moralistic verse in JAMES v7 1-6 rails at grafting and greed. It contrasts the honest widow with those who seek easy gain, cites Cain Balaam and Lot, and condemns disbelief in the Bible and Standard Oil wealth.
Local testimony from Mrs. Pierce Brown in Ladysmith Wisconsin credits Doan's Kidney Pills with helping her daughter who suffered back pains and kidney troubles. She sought a physician without relief before using Doan's at Mooney's Pharmacy and reports rapid improvement. Brand named Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York sole U S agents.
A moral on gradual saving argues that wealth starts small. Begin today with one cent, double daily for 30 days, then continue another month if needed, aiming for rapid financial ascent. It cites Rockefeller and Carnegie as symbols of success.
Dr Rea trained in major European and American hospitals offers consultations in German and English for a wide range of conditions. Treatments claim cure for eye ear nose throat lung diseases digestive disorders sexual health and many chronic ailments with a noted discovery and life long cure promise. Consultation fee is 1.00 dollars at 202 Nicollet Ave Minneapolis Minnesota.
A Racine area farmer using a loaded manure spreader tied to horses blocked the road. Four travelers in an automobile honked and taunted, prompting the farmer to release the spreader’s load, scattering fertilizer and enraging the car party who could not retaliate.
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