Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-05-13
BADGER STATE
HAPPENINGS

iucing state in the union, having
t $500 acres, an increase of 1000
last year, according to reports of
College of Agriculture, Madison.
awanO is experiencing a building
/. Many new residences are I'M
construction. There will be more
ing this year than there has been
lie last five years. Some business
IS will also be built.
lile her husband was in the barn
the chores, Mrs. Floyd Knox, 10,
burned to death when a kerosene
xploded while she was attempting
TT kitchen fire in her home near
oSse.
ines noted male singing society,
lberg Male chorus of 40 voices,
axe II week tour of Denmark,
ing in u cities of that country.
)ciety will leave Racine June A.,
ew York, sailing from there
g armOries are being built by
communities at Gillett, Stevens
and Sp0Oner, according to H. c.
lis, Madison, state military archi-
md engineer. The largest of
armOrieS will be at Stevens
and will cost $4,000. The ap-
nate cost of the Gillett armory
800.
annual meeting of group three
Wisconsin Bankers association,
Using ShebOygan, Fond du Lac,
Lake, Brown county and all
.es north to the Michigan state
will meet in Green Bay June 8,
ding to an announcement of l..
It Karel, Kewaunee, president of
ssociatiOn.
ing of fiat or low lands is proving
ar with Brown county farmers
spring. Patrick Ryan, town OF
land, and Louis Muelemans,
htstown, have already undertaken
Improvement. Experts from the
ty agents office are making sur
Of other tracts of land prepare
to the work.
n average of 583 requests for men
: dairy lines are received yearly
he Wisconsin Dairy school" says
. E. H. Harrington, of the dairy
of the University of Wis
in. Graduates from the dairy
oil fill positions not only through
the state of Wisconsin, but also
Ighout the entire United States.
le valuation of Brown county farm
S and buildings has increased
t $10,000,000 in the past ten years,
riding 10 figures announced by the
ty bureau of farm statistics. In
the valuation was $23,154,940
e the 1920 assessment was $33,
i05 This is a net gain of 43 per
According to agricultural land
rts of Green Bay.
years young, with
.Steady enough to repair the TIM
section of a Swiss wrist watch,
nan G. DeSombre, Fond du Lac,
Ter for 60 years, has retired from
4 town business. Sixty years ago
DeSombre started his trade and
years later owned his store. MI.
0mbre will not remain idle. He
operate repair shop in his home.
ldier memorials in both GAINESVILLE
in Rock county is proposed in
buttons pending before the council
the board of supervisors. Citi-
.lesire the erection of bronze
1t in concrete for the city. The
ard Ellis Post of the American
on appeared before the super
rs to request a fund for the plant
of trees along the main highways
memory of those who fought.
Tree members of the federal grand
which met in Superior March 81,
rning scores of indictments against
led VOlstead law violators, may
lselves be indicted for violating
law when a new jury
ion is called shortly. 1t was re-
ed that federal prohibition agents
evidence against the three men
ng the past jury session but could
present it because of their pres
on the jury.
dye Samuel Clarke Burnham, "A,
.sville, Civil war veteran and clerk
ne board of education twenty-five
S, is recovering from serious i'll
following a TRANSMISSION of blood
/ the veins of a cOmrade of the
war. w. H. Chesbrough, 76, Be
Chesbrough suffered no i'll effects
wing his loss of quart OF blood
tied into the veins of his old COM
and tent mate of fifty-six years
re-
;. Silas Evans, San Diego, Calf,
med office as president of Ripon
ge. DR.. Evans was president of
n college for seven years prior to
, when he went to Los Angeles as
of Occidental college He recent
as acting pastor of the First Pres
rian church at San Diego. Facul-
alumni and students
ed a petition asking his return.
Henry Cole Culbertson, retiring
ident, is at present engaged in lee
work.
le rent condition in Beaver Dam is
any better than it was last fall.