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Newspaper
Three Lakes Page
Location
Three Lakes, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1915
Page
9
Madison reports warn poachers and pet hunters to obey game laws as the one buck law takes effect. Conservation wardens are deployed from across the state to enforce the measure and deter schemes to shoot does and hide carcasses. Hunters risk venison confiscation and penalties while some continue to hunt partridges after the November 1 season close.
Marinelle Wisconsin November 17 William Stuart secretary of the National Potato association opened the fourth annual Wisconsin Potato association convention. About 400 attendees. Oneida county stands out for best artistic exhibit. Potatoes from several counties judged of high quality. Local firms decorate with potato designs including a prize potato set with 1400 diamonds. Mayor Joseph Fisher welcomed visitors. J W Hicks Prentice president of the State Potato association spoke. Brigham Vermont urged potato farming to become a business. Vorland Colfax urged rural credit with equal terms for farmers. Browne War Pens spoke on trade balance via good roads. Advert mentions Roumanian cream for Thanksgiving.
A large audience of county board members farmers and businessmen heard E L Luther state supervisor of county agricultural representatives praise the county agent movement calling it the greatest in fifty years He compared the agent to a checker player guiding the farmer from the sidelines and preventing missteps The Stevens Point Journal noted Luther traced the movement from its 1912 start in Oneida county to widespread adoption across the Midwest and Europe with state governments now backing the system Also promotional notes urge buying Goops Goops advertising and Rouman’s ice cream at Jacobson Dry Goods Co.
Rushing argues profits from winter dairying exceed summer due to higher milk product values. He notes cows calving in fall stabilize year round milk, emphasizes year round feeding costs, and claims winter marketing is easier with cooled milk. Personal supervision in winter is easier, boosting efficiency for specialty dairying.
A transcription notes a New York piece claiming germs in clothing are killed during laundry. It contrasts a shirt and a garment claiming one has more “tits” than the other, suggesting a misread or garbled OCR. The fragment references laundry processes and germ elimination.
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