Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-11-07
News Notes of Wisconsin.

world will be interested in learning
versity discovered the cause of black
heart in potatoes. This is the disease
which causes the interior to show
black spot which becomes hollow and
spoils a large part of the interior OF
the potato. Experiments made with
potatoes shipped from Wisconsin to
Chicago and Kansas City, and found
upon arrival at destination to be af-
fected with black heart, shows that
this condition was caused by artificial
heating. In order to ward Off danger
of frost, the potatoes were closely
packed in a car which was heated by
stove in the center Mr.. Bartholo-
NEW states that black heart is also
caused by covering potatoes with ma
nure in pits or by storing them in
warm cellars.
on.-Approximately 1000 dos
es of tuherculin were furnished the
livestock sanitary board by the bac-
teriologists of the College of Agricul-
ture of the University of Wisconsin
during the three months period end
ing on Oct /. This amount exceeded
by 1000 doses that supplied during the
same months in 1912. 1t is possible
for the psychologists at the college
to manufacture between $4,000 and
$4,000 doses of tuberculin per year,
very much of the output being pro-
duced between Oct and Feb. 1, when
conditions make it possible for the
work to be done best.
Eau Claire.-From indications the
logging operations in Sawyer county
for this season will exceed the usual
cut, and will be the largest for years.
All the lumber companies have opened
up their old camps and started to erect
new ones. The larger companies eX-
camps with increased capacity and
will employ over 5000 men during the
logging season. 1t will tax the rail
roads to handle the estimated cut Of
120,O00,000 feet of logs.
La Crosse.-Changing their wedding
garments for travelling clothes behind
the drawn curtains of an automobile
speeding forty miles an hour between
Sparta and La Crosse, City Atty. and
Mrs. z. S. Rice of Sparta reached here
after outwitting a party of strenuous
haZerS.
Green Bay.-August Allen, propri-
etor of Main street saloon, was
awakened to find the bed he was sleep
ing in was surrounded by flames He
succeeded, however, in getting out of
the burning bed before his garments
were ignited.
Stoughton. - Dane county will
spend $4,000 for road oiling next
kyear, according to Highway Commits
sioner w. H. Sommers. All improv.
ed roads in the entire county will be
treated with oil next spring.
Green Bay.-Fifteen druggists in
this city have agreed to close their
stores at o'clock each night, except
Saturday, from Nov. to June 1.
Green Bay.-Allen w. Peaslee, for
the last fourteen years coroner OF
DIOW IL equity, olCu IlOlII Ill lSO les
ceived when he fell down stairs.
Couderay.-Game wardens have
made several arrests at Radisson,
Winter and Draper for the killing OF
deer out of season.
Racine-The Racine branch Of the
Young Womens Christian association
has negotiated for the purchase of a
lake front lot on which a club building
will be erected at a cost of about
$4,000.
TomahaSk.-Anton Wangard re-
ports a yield of 500 bushels of pota.
toes on one and one-half acres at his
farm near Gilberts. The variety was
Rural New Yorker.
Madison.-A committee of the State
Historical society, consisting of Burr
w. Jones and five others, has been
named to prepare a memorial to the
late Reuben Gold Thwaites.