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Newspaper
Ladysmith News Budget
Location
Ladysmith, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1908
Page
2
The Ladysmith News and Weekly Budget issue from April 11 1907 notes publisher A A Hadden and printing details. It cites the Milwaukee Journal criticizing national elections overshadowing local concerns and mentions Baptists condemning Cannon. Local subscription rate listed.
The text questions why Mr. Anderson was seated as a trusted servant at a Bruce Saturday pow wow and why he maintains daily consultation with its political boss in Ladysmith. It suggests scrutiny of his role and ties within the gang and local power structure.
The Journal brands Barker as the current political boss of the new gang. It notes the hired quill driver of the venomous sheet cannot decide where to alight and faces pressure from multiple bosses over who bears responsibility for the rising demand among the people for dethroning the gang.
The piece accuses A N Andersen of systematically denouncing every opposing statement in print and avoiding debate. It argues his denials imply admissions and questions his ties to a supposed gang, suggesting votes may shift against him.
Senator LaFollette bluntly criticized Aldrichism in the Senate and Cannonism in the House and warned that republican leadership harms representative government. He argued for reform through the Progressive movement within the Republican Party, urging people to demand that the people rule and citing Bryan with caution on party adaptability.
A political poster promotes the Good Roads Amendment in Wisconsin urging voters to support state road-building aid. It notes support across parties and endorsements from the Equity Society State Organization, State Grange, Agricultural Experiment Station, and other farm groups, despite being a last-state provision.
The amendment, hidden in a long ballot, gets little notice as voters finish ballots. Straight-ticket voters ignore it and the poster urges voting yes. The piece argues Wisconsin should lead in road building, noting history favors large government action to fund local improvements.
A traveling observer notes good soil and strong yields in this area, predicting tobacco could rival famed regions. Experiments nearby show handsome returns with modest labor, as old tobacco districts exhaust their soils and growers seek fresh ground ready for cultivation.
Ten years ago, notices include partridge market interest, home grown celery praised, and Archie Barrett returning from Camp Hamilton on furlough. Reports cover military hospital updates, local business developments, candidates for county offices, visitors to the area, and new settlers arriving amid community activity.
A whimsical tale unfolds in a dining room where Sir Lobster Salad and Lady Bouquet flirt amid roses and a duchess. A male guest named Dave confesses illness from the lobster dish and asks Lil to keep him. she agrees, revealing shared affection.
After a month of treatment a stout patient sought the doctor in a rush. He exclaimed that the bill was as big as he was and claimed he had lost no weight. The specialist calmly replied that the bill is part of the treatment and noted the patient’s perspiration.
The article notes that out of 600000 miles of world railways about 10 percent lie in strictly tropical regions and no more than 15 percent in tropical and subtropical areas. It contrasts this with widespread track presence in temperate zones.
We state that paying less than our price for Moe-to-measure suits invites uncertainty. Our prices are fixed at a level that cannot be lowered and we invite customers to see the proof. We emphasize firmness in pricing and invite a chance to demonstrate value.
Playwrights boast over supper as TI proclaims the color of every actress frock. A failed writer argues against. another defends stage control to ensure dresses do not distract from the performance. The tale recalls a dress rehearsal where all six actresses wore scarlet gowns.
A humorous, clipped exchange describes a flirtatious moment where a man boasts of enjoying time with a woman, then laments that she now ignores him. The punchline reveals the woman is his wife, reversing the earlier flirtatious tone.
Dr. F. C. Shrubsall claims a link between rheumatism and height or build, asserting tall and fair people are likely to get acute rheumatism. the idea is repeatedly shared at medical society meetings, with many doctors now believing there may be truth to it. He also notes nervous diseases and consumption correlate with being short and dark.
Mrs Theo Kadlee of Ladysmith Wisconsin reports relief from back pain and disturbed sleep after taking Dean's Kidney Pills. She cites improved kidney function and reduced dizziness, bought at Mooney's Pharmacy, with Foster Milburn Co. as U.S. agents. Price 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
In a schoolroom exchange the Scholar asks Teecher how the child knows he has been christened. The boy replies through marks on his arm, revealing a tells of identity and faith.
Allen Nursery Co. of Rochester New York seeks men to represent locally or traveling in selling a full line of easy selling specialties. Apply quickly for territory 25-15 with secure terms.
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