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Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-12-22

of income.
 Did you receive any directors fees 0rtrustees' fees in the cours of the year?
 Do you hold any office in ben eft society from which you re- ceive income?
 AnSWefS. to all of these ques- tlons are Aeessry to determine whether a person has an income Sufficiently hrge to require that
 eturn be filed, and may be the means of avoiding the heavy penatles imposed for failure to do so nfithin the inn. prescribed.
 For mah5 Ksars tli hpblic has dwelt upon e utt8 nees of John WanamS tl1e A. of merchants fdf ss1 from start to finishs 4 s] (0l|2 $ are known throughout Ainefica| as most dependable. His mailLb der business is immense find his patrons are as many as t&I'e are cities or towns. Regal4a1g present conditions John Nl1aN1s maker says: There will be plBGS ty of work fof all if we show our faith by making needed i6- movements, starting to built buying and selling, putting O energies and brains to work and allfor the good of the country. Instead of curtailing our adver- Using we are enlarging it. h. tead of standing pat on UT st as they have been we are refitt- ing, realTanging and improving them.'
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-12-22

John White is now circulating "Goodfellow" list. Be a real "Goodfellow' and get your name on the list before Saturday night.
 It will help to make Christmas more pleasant for some one.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-12-22
NEW YEARS WISHES

What shall I wish you?
 Treasures of earth? Songs in the springtime
 Pleasure and milth Flowers on thy pathway
 Skies ever clear? Would this ensure thee
 A happy New Year? What shall wish thee?
 What can be found Bringing thee sunshine
 All the year round? Where is the treasure
 Lasting sand dear B That shall ensure thee -.4ss-aas, A Happy New Year? Faith that lncreaseth
 Wa king in light, Hope that aboundeth, Happy md bright - Love that is perfect
 Casting ut fear, These shall ensure thee
 A Ha py New Year. Peace in the Savior Rest at His feet Smiles of His countenance Radiant and sweet; Joy in His presence
 Christ ever nearl This will ensure thee A Happy New Year.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-12-22

Will trade for Aroma or Kloir- dike berry plants-Briscoetour- ing car in good running shape. If interested see J. A. Bauer.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-12-22

 Twas the night before Xrnas When all thru the house, Not a creature was stirring, Not even a mouse. They'd all been shopping And spent their last red; And with nervous prostration Had all gone to bed. I will give $2.5O premium Ito the man who gets the lara Bt check from me for poultry uno the 24th of this month. x s. B. Humphreys
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-12-22

For car service see the vel ) low TAXI sign. Bill York.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-11
EXPOSITION WILL AFFORD
VALUABLE POINTERS

Farmers have many reasons why
they should attend the coming mar
kcts. potato and implement exposition
at the Milwaukee auditorium the frs;
week Of December. Farmers who want
to increase production should go for
there are many hints waiting for them
in better seed and better tillage pra:.-
tees which they cannot afford to miss.
Those who care more about better
marketing and organization will like
wise find ample play for their feelings
end q chance to meet others who feel
the same. Seldom will there be q
chance to get a broader range of farm
pointers than this exposition will at
ford Fairs are too full of hurry, sida
amusement and diversion to measure
up to the advantages possessed by a
show Of the special character which
awaitsWiscOnsin farmers next month
at Milwaukee, The men to be met NJ
such places are often able to untangle
threads of knntty conjecture which it
would take many long winter even
ngs to work ont alone and unaided at
home Take the wife along, too, US
we understand that Aunt Nellie Ked-
Zie Jones and her demonstrators viii
be ON the job fixing up "tater dishes
fit to set before the king Wisconsin
Farmer.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-11
BULL ASSOCIATIONS
RESULT IN BETTER HERDS

Rusk county dairyInen are seeing tht
light. There is movement all ovel
the county toward organizing bull asso.
Citations. Three and more farmers arc
pooling their money TO buy better herd
sireS.
What are the advantages of Bull
Associations" By buying together the
farmers are able to buy better animal
one better in type with better ped;-
gree and often times an older and prov
en- sire. The best sire that can lie
bought is none too good for the herds
of Rusk county. The greater cost Of
the better sire is offset to great extent
by the saving in feeding, and caring
for only one animal instead Of mor,,.
This saving in year or two is consid-
cradle.
The bull is best cared for by one man
who knows his businesses He is paid TO
take care of him and he. as the other
members of the association, must pay
for each service. The association must
be placed on strictly business basis.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-11
SOUR SOILS NEED
LIME TREATMENT

Lime is the only corrective for acid
or sour soils. All of the northern Wis
conSin soils are more or less sour.
Soils that are too sour TO produce
good clover crops need treatment Of
lime.
Lime is best applied in the form Of
finely ground limestone at the rate Of
one to three tons to the acre. This may
be applied by lime sOwer or manure
Spreader. or by shOveling from a wagon
The cost Of the sOwer is about $40 ana
is good investment for number Of
farmers who intend to use some quaH-
tity of limestone. BY putting Il couple
Of inches of manure in the bottom ana
filing up the remainder of the box with
ground limestone. manure spreadpr
works very satisfactorily.
The cost of ground limestone deliver
ed to any station in the county in car
lOtS is $3.50 a ton The minimum car is
thirty tons. and the maximum 50 tons.
The county agent will be glad TO test
your soil for acidity at any time He
would like to have acre plots treated
with lime all over the county to prove
its worth. Anything that will make
this cloverland produce more clover is
worth trying.
LEO L. SCHOEpF
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-11
FARMERS CAN HELP

The hospital fair is to be held at the
Cass hall Nov. % TO 24 TO raise funds
10 help complete the Sisters home IN
the hospital grounds. This is wor-
thy cause which all of us should sup
port regardless of which church w"
belong to. This building will be Il
home for the Sisters. who are giving
np their rooms in the hospital TO pa
ticnts who are crowding the hospital
under present conditions.
The Ladysmith hospital is com
mnnity hospital which all of us my
use and which demands the support
of all. The business men Of this com
munity arc anxiOusiy helping to- make
the fair Il success. What are the
farmers doing to help this movement
The hospital fair committee will be
clad to receive dressed poultry, pork,
or beef butter, eggs. or vegetables,
and if you have anything that yol
wish to give. communicate with Mrs.
Carl Reiss, or with your county agent.
LEO L. SCHOEPF.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-11
ORGANIZE NEW
TEST ASSOCIATION
Central Rusk County OrganiZa-
ton Will Begin It's Work
December |

The Central Rusk County Cow Test
cember 1St. This association will take
care of farmers from Ladysmith to Glen
Flora. The Cow Testing Association is
the means for putting your dairy on Il
business basis.
Do you want to get rid Of your poor
COWS? Do you want to increase your
herd production? Do you want to feed
your cows economically? Do you want
to co-Ope D with your neighbors i'll var
ious enterprises?
What the Association does: 1t will
detect the Improbable cow 1t will
increase your net profits. 1t will en-
able you to raise high producing herd.
1t will help you to feed your COWS eco
nomically. 1t will enable you to know
something of the value of your bull 1t
promotes cooperation in purchase Of
feed purchase and sale of cattle. and
develops a community spirit. 1t creates
more interest and pleasure in dairy
work
He cost OIL lNIiIS al HltillDtT Oh TIC
COW testing association is $500 month
when one tests alone and $500 each per
month when two test together TO i'll
sure the life of the association for one
year, each member signs four checks.
each payable at the beginning of each
quarter. An additional fee of $1.00 is
charged for joining the association to
buy testing outfit. Therefore the to-
tai cost per year of testing is S337. 90
(and where two test together is $500
each.)
The Bruce Cow Testing Association
organized last summer is most success
full. The interest displayed in the new
association is assurance that no big OBJ
stacles will be met in organizing the
Central Rusk County Cow Testing Assoc
citation.
Call by phone or write your county
agent that you want to join the Central
Rusk County Cow Testing Association.
1t is real business proposition and
it will mean greater profits for YOU.
LEO l.. SCTIOEPF.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-11
CUTTING BIG FARM
INTO SMALL HOMES

The process of cutting large estates
Of GOOD. CutOver land that has been
burned over. seeded. fenced, and pa :
tured has taken hold in Rusk county.
Wisconsin. NJ @. EmmOns. the farm
editor of the Ncws-Budget, who owlrs
so acres of this kind of land near La
1ySmith. has started selling his land
10 actual settlers on Il very small pay
mcnt down and helps the new settlers
10 succeed by giving them use of team.
wagon. and machinery for the first
wear. No payments are due for three
wears. except for interest and taxes,
when the land will carry all the deb;
on 30 per cent loan if Improvement
is made
Taxes being exempt under our new
state laws on the new home forty. gives
the settler an unusual chance to sue
coed if he will work hard and plhn
carefully. This method should he
adopted by other large land holders as
ii will do much to bring upper Wiscon-
sin TO its own.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-11
SUBSTITUTE OFFERED
FOR THE REAL

Although the world has not learned
of any Improvement over the Babcocll
milk test, promoters are canvassine
in a number of counties Of the state
selling a substitute Of this famous
test
The agents Of this device are TAX
ing prices ranging from eight dollars
in one neighborhood to twelve in an
other. They are claiming the en-
dOrsement of experiment stations and
farm paper publications and publish
ers. One of the devices was used for
determining the percentage of fat in
milk and the other for determining the
amount of fat in cream.
II. II. Harrington. head of the dairy
department of the university. who has
given both Of these devices a careful
trial. declared that the sO-called test
is simply a specific gravity spindle
similar to our long used lactometer.
In comparing the work of the Bah
cock milk test and the substitute test
on Holstein milk gave readings that
were as much as two per cent too high.
On Guernsey milk however. the sub
stitute tester was as much as one and
three tenths per cent too low.
The BabcOck test is the best yet de-
vised Beware Of substitutes until
proven better
LEO l.. SCHOEPF.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-11
CLEAN HOG QUARTERS

Now is the time for clea ming up tbs
'hog lots in preparation for winter. The
ground soon will be covered with snow
land this said cleaning VIII go undone
through the winter. Rake the corn
cobs up and burn them. Fill the mud
holes up with cinders. Give the pens
in the hog barn thoroug scrubbing
and spread dip around over the floor
and hog lot An ounce of prevention
is worth a pound of cure. y thorough
cleanup at this time of the year is the
best prevention against disease you can
do.--DurOc Bulletin.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-11
MAY ORDER CARLOAD
OF MOLASSES

Molasses for your cattle in barrel
lots Of fifty gallons each E. E. Cries
hammer, Of Ladysmith. wants to get
$50 gallons and says some of the men
he has talked with will take a barrel
each. | wonder if other farmers want
molasses
Molasses feed is being used with
much satisfaction by dairymen all over
the dairy country Win Rusk county
farmers follow their lead?
| will be glad to order Il car if there
is a demand for it. Ordering in carr
load lots Will mean a large saving over
buying in smaller quantities.
LEO l.. SCHOEPF.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-11
LAND CLEARING
OF MOST BENEFIT
Agricultural Committees Opin.
ion In Regard to County
Agents Office
COUNTY AGENT COSTS
FARMERS $.247 EACH
Budget Recommendations by Commit.
Notwithstanding Accomplish
mentS Of the Office

George Briggs, county agent super
visor Of this section Of the state. was
here Thursday Of last week TO NEE:
with the county agricultural commit
tee to check over County Agent
Schoepfs work the past year and 10
| lay plans for the coming year.
The committee agreed that land
agents work which would be OF most
| benefit to the largest number of farm
| crS. 1t was suggested that an effort
| ne made to get the bankers and deal
erS together that the county might get
ten to fifteen cars of dynamite. tOgetil-
er with caps and fuse. at the lowest
possible cost. The idea was not 20
employ land clearing specialist, but
rather TO stir up interest in land clear
ing and then get plenty explosive TO
the farmers at rock bottom prices.
Cost TO Each Farmer
Livestock improvement, potato i'm
provcment, and boys and girls club
work would come secondary to The
foundatio task of Rusk county farm
ers. which is clearing land. Mr..
Briggs showed that the county agent
cost the farmers of Rusk county All
average of $.247 cents each.
Accomplishments
The outstanding accomplishments OF
the county agent during the past year ::
l. Saving to the farmers of more
/. %l1a r,E
1900 pounds of picric acid.
. \ considerable saving to the
farmers by ordering seed through his
Office
,. Rusk county dairymen's trip in
to Barron county. Ninety took the trip.
4. Rusk county special to the ma
tional dairy show. One hundred and
twenty-fOur on this trip.
). Organization of the Bruce Cow
Testing Association.
6. Signatures of over 1000 farm
ers to the petition for I. b. cleanup
of Rusk county.
Z. Development of better comma
tiles through farmers institutes, COM
munity meetings, potato seed treat
ment demonstrations through dyna-
mite demonstrations and general i'm
prOyement of crops and livestock.
Committee Recommendations
The committee recommended:
/. That $50 per month for Juanita
Schmidt. stenographer, which former
~ came from the experiment farm, lie
allowed from the general fund of the
county agricultural agents Office
>. That $50 be allowed to Juanita
Schmidt for months of August, Sep
TENDER and October
:, That the bill of $500 for Rnsk
County Land Clearing Association he
paid from the same fund.
f. That 5000 of the appropriation
reserved last fall be included in the
general fund for the county agents
office.
Tentative Budget
The committee recommended that
the following budget be passed on
when the whole committee meets with
the county board
Salary for stenOgrapher ...-......- 10000
Part salary for county agent 10000
LEO T.. SCHOEPF.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-11
AUCTION SALES

The season of auction sales is again
at hand.
Remember that the News Budget
prints the neateSt kind of sale bills.
We help you arrange your bills AMI
farm animals to make your sale bill
attractive. A nice bunch of bills
printed here and n $500 advertisement
in this paper will surely help TO make
your sale success.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-11
HAULING HAY ON
A SHARE BASIS

Dan Hammer, who is helping Elmer
Wise in his feed store. stated Friday
that a carload of alfalfa hay cost
$1O7. where is was grown in the Wesr.
and the freight to Ladysmith, where
it was consumed, cost s15f.
Here we have q business On the
share basis. Two-fifths for the faru-
or and three fifths for the railroads.
Seems like they would be satisfied
with half but they are not,
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-11
BENEFITS FROM TESTING

Farmer A lives in southern wiscoa-
sin and owns good looking herd Of
dairy COWS Farmer B, who lives some
II miles away, was driving past the
formers place last year when he de-
cided to stop and look at the herd.
When asked his price, Farmer A said ::
Il will sell any cow in the herd: the
price is from $50 to $275.
One year later Farmer Il was again
passing the farm of Farmer A and
called TO see if he still had cows to
sell Yes, SIR was the reply. II
will sell any cow in the herd but the
price range is quite different from
last year Some five months ago |
joined COW testing association and
now find | have some of the best cows
in the state in their class. The price
is from $3.50 TO $1,000" So we have
another instance of the surprises and
benefits to be derived from cow test.
ing association work Wisconsin
Farmer.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-11
SOME MONEY SPENT
FOR ENTERTAINMENT

F0rd's Dearborn independent states
that 20 million persons attending mov-
ing pictures daily, paying in the ag-
gregate OF S4,OO0000 each n hours. :
Multiply this by 800 and we have
l440 millions Of dollars spent in one
year on movies.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-11

Many farmers throughout Wiscon-
sin and Minnesota are fast improving
their herds through bull associations.
1t is real plan toward bett er herds.
LEO L. SC!HOEPF.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-11

The ceusus bureau has announced
that more than one-half of the families
of the. United States were living in
rented homes in 1920.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-11

Many people think green wood holds
a fire the best. but Charles Savord says
good. dry body maple Will hold a fire
longer than amy kind of green wood.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-11

Legal blanks? The News Budget
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-11

There is only one good thing about
Il slump: it can't last forever.
The New York herald., 1921-11-30
CONVERSION PRIVILEGE.

IN accordance with tho provisions al saIo
Trust Indeniure tho right 30 exchange sets
Notes oe Series u for Consolidated florts
gage Thirty-Year Sinking Fund elx Per C-,t-
Cola Bonds Series A, Of sald Corporatio,',
due hugust I. ie4s. now pledged under ssis
Trust rndsniure will continue Up 70 said ~
dernption date, January 10, 1917. The holder
OF any ons or mere Of said Notes OF 6erfsf
ID upon the surrender thereof G.. said oGtsn
OF bankers Trust Company on or before sa--
date will be catitled 20 receive IN exchange
therefor ono or more bonds OF said Series A
Of such aggregate principal amount (whien
shall be 81 600 or multiple thereby thai
such bonds taken e. price TO yield ais
and half per ceat. per snnurn (coir-
-tised according 70 the tables or bond
vslues specified In said Trust Indenture).
will equal the principal amount OF tno
Notes 40 surrendered for exchange. With
a cash adjustment OF accrued interest. Aze
yvita a payment IN cash by said Corpora
ton OF the, par, Of the principal arnount
delivered upon any such exchange. Ap-
oiicstion win Re made for the listing %
ssid bonds. Series A, upon tie New York
gtock Exchange. -
Dated. New York. November 2s, 1921.
EETfiLEHEM STEEL coEPORATrCrS.
by W. Y. HARTMANN. Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1921-11-30
BETHLEHEM STEEL CORPORATION
Secured Serial Seven Per Cent.
Gold Notes, Series D.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION

10 erch and every holder Of the Secured
Serial Seven Per Cent. Gold Notes, Series
ID, Of bethlehem Steel Corporation. issued
under the Trust Indenture, dated July 10
1918. between Bethlehem Steel Corporation
bethlehem steel Company and Banker
Trust Company, as Trustee.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Betis
lehsfn Steel Corporation has elected 20 cAer
cise rs right 20 redeem. and viii redeem
and pay. on January IC, 1922, all OF rs Sc
cured Serial Seven Per Cent Gold Notes OF
Series y then outste ndins; that interest OF
said Notes Of Series . VIII cease Oh said re
Gemption date. January 10, 1929; that IL.
holders OF said Notes Of Series u are re-
qu.red or said redemption. date TO pre-
sent them fer redemption and payment o,
the office Of Bankers Trus: Company. No. Is
Wall Street, IL the Borough Of Manhattan
in the City of New York; and that on pres
cntst'on and surrender thereof with coupons
IA. turing oa July 10. 1892. et ssia offcs ~
Aforesaid said Notes OF Series y will b.
redeemed md paid at 1905 OF the principal
amount thereof and interest accrued 20 gale
redemption date.
The New York herald., 1921-11-30

by the depressed times, although the
financial strength or the organization
was well maintained
Its operating profits for the fiscal year.
as shown N the statement, amounted 10
s255.02f. down from sl.3s1.S39 In 1920,
which contrasted with $9a0.9i9 IN 1919.
Depreciation amounted TO sS0,s75. bond
interest 20 s123.91T and taxes, &C., 10
s4.4Sf, leaving a balance OF $45,74s,
against ono OF s9Ts,660 IN 1920 and one
os s5eo,6ts IN 1919.
The New York herald., 1921-11-30
sHERwIN-wILLIAMs REPORTS.
Company's Profits Drop
In Last Fiscal Year.

Special Despatch TO Tmr NEw Yorx YIxsAlp
MONTREAL, Nov. 20.---The annual
otatement OF the sherwin- Williams Com
pany. Ltd. for the fiscal year ended on
August 81, 1891. shows that the earnings
position Of the organization was affected
The New York herald., 1921-11-30
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The New York herald., 1921-11-30

Yos.r wants aud tho Gd,lts o, thot
seads Of others are most qusck'y real
ised through THE NEW YORK EER-
AID woa. ADS. HERALD QUALITY
QUANTITY circulation orS'scs che ktne
o, Pos,,',, tnas r-. mos. destrdtfs.
The New York herald., 1921-11-30
,rAIrrn A. WOOD MoM1Nn ANn RrAr.

WALTER A. WOOD MOVING AND REAr-
ING MACHINE COMPANY First Refunding
Tiortgago Gold Donds--Notlce Ia hereby given
pxssuant to tho terms OF the mortgage of
safd company. dated Juno !. 1906 10 this
Fecu.ity Trust Company Of Troy as trustee,
snat the following bonds have this day been
Jst, ls5, c62. 2eS. 32f, 3eI. $50. s05 400, 400,
4I2. 50e. sol. $50. b7i. 6o5, col, T0s. sli, e05.
H1i. The interest ON same will cease Dcoem-
ter J. 1871. and tho principal OF the bonds
wii be paid on and after that date at the
Securi.y Trust Company OF Troy. Troy, ~. Y.
ALE SECURITY TRUST COMPANY or
BY cEoRoD L. HARE. secrstafy.
T.o-. ". Y.s Sry. ., 1871.
The New York herald., 1921-11-30
FOREIGN INTERNAL BONDS.


Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday we're S93s.93i.95. OF
which Sis9,162.15 was for merchandise
Withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
s74t,1soSo fer recent inlpoftat.on-.
The New York herald., 1921-11-30
Dated November Is, 1921

on London, 81 francs es cantimes; s
per cent. loan. 50 flames 90 centimes.
The dollar was quoted at - francs 4s
ccrtwre-.
The New York herald., 1921-11-30
TIE pARIs nOUnsE.

PARIS, Nov. 2e.---Tradins ON the
Bourse to-dey was arm. Three per cent
rcntes, 81 franes so centlmcs: exchange
The New York herald., 1921-11-30
$4,0o0,000
State of Michigan
so Highway Bonds

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DatedN dNovmbe Nb
Ineetpay dNbr
Lansing Coupon Bonds in h o. j. O.
Exempt from all axes
Eligible ssecuity for Postal Saving Deposits
o
Bonded Debt including
direct tenerlob allegations % f
Legn frSa Banks Trustees in New York,
New
Price andint yield about 45OR
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Guaranty Company Of New York
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