Beaver Dam Daily Citizen from Beaver Dam, Wisconsin (2024)

December 9, 1929

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Beaver Dam Daily Citizeni

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Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

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Monday, December 9, 1929

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7

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XM Wi CK Mi 1 iti vd $8 a 'St Louis high school XV I i Wn1 Xi Jf 5a' Wr' 4 itt' A Av Wflil PATENTS Body of Miss Cordelia Gummersheinur "ound In Apartment ingerprint Jjj? 4I 7V MK 4zrfT iKtl By Arthur ischer 1 1 buy dead horse net cattla Call 8am Bender 82741 fwH ir LPRODUCTl0N AVERAGE SHEEP DEAfiLlj 1 CANTALOUP what esw wahw ii Coughs from colds may lead to serious trouble 'You can slop them now with CwmuWon an emulsified creosote that' is pleasant to taka Creomuliion is a medical dwovery with two fold actionit soothes and heals the inflamed mem brants and inhibits gCrm growth QI all known drug creosote rccog Tired by high medical authorities as one' of the greatest healing agencies for coughs from colds and bronchial irritations CrrqmuUion contains ip addition to crco iqe other healing elements which awta 4 IM IS Eastern Hunters Do Not Bag JheiKPeer? According To Hoyle PAGE SEVER PEAR NOAH I MR Vfic A Pointer' And Mrs ts A SETTEfit' WOULp tfu TTHEIR BB LOTUS POINSETTA Sr r' ijl t'" tv They hunt dew in Mas sachusetts but" according to 4 ant WX JT rid 16 Unl Vr fc 40 YEAR OLD ORMULA STILL BEST rUK dAdi KAMI tie hands tokeep those little Angers from 'digging into a raw inflamed skin that is burning and itch ing front' a rash or eczema Apply soothing antisep tic Zenzal Zenzal a white' odorless medicat ed cream fa the 40 year old formu la of 'Dr A Darling famous skln specialist jsndj today Is re NOAH COMBS YWHAT" V4IV1 1 If your coal aupply a Or der a Dustless Pocahontas 0 Starkweather fa Sop Inc 246 2t VLiUDDLU IUUUHI1 BY BRUTALSLAYER 7 1 1 4 tatinerfCpe 4Jei RiiratContact Nearby and Yonder MAXEY' 'OO 3 dotluefs and urnishm Cleaner? anti pyerk vx aaw 4 Take Anthony rancis of North Truro He and flowned'H' and the camo later near Cape Coj ''(L John EUsworth was ill in bed nt Charjemont He looked out the win dow and saw a deer He seized a gun and fired through the bedroom Win dow killing the pound elbt point buck Hobart fanavan wounded a giant buck near Warren' The buck charged ripped an antler through Canavan's! wrist watch and escaped with' the watch dangling from its horns HARRISBURG Two stories of unique kills are told by doer hunters in this section today Running ftom an angry buck Charles Schelhley! a Shamokin drug MU ifWB MI 'IW COLDS MAY DEVELOP Ki INTO PNEUMONIA! A' Super Power Plant wi wheel irAT HE largest stemh locomotive ona earth was bnilt to haul althe freight enra lhe mukllngln would hold froSa the so called "Ibnl lands" tn western North Jktkmih by th American Ixifomottvo company fur the Northern Vdcttk lullway It hts 22 heels und Ineluding he tender which holds 21000 gallon of water and 27 tong ocoal I 121 fret long and neighs 111(W(1Q pounds It Is so' monstrous tlinf Is ItKHned to soy Itke'Uie nmn In the zoo whoaw giraffe htr' the flrst time therw aluL4M such animate The details of i tlds Tinstodon of tlmralla roaU mntewhat lika a ft 1 ivy tale The holler for Instance Is al most Gt feet tong weigh 103000 founds Its Inside diameter at the small or front end Is feet und Is intended to opernte nt 250 pounds steam pressure 20000 holes drilled tn It nnd 0153 stfly boMi are' used to hdl Its sennig together IM lire bov is 22 feet long and feet Inrgcr 'than un ordinary ronin Because of It tremendous' size nnd power both tlie tlirottld and reversing ineclmnlsms uro Operated com piessed nlnnCoal cnn fie mechanically fed IntOi It seething3 'furnoeA the' rate of i00ll pounds of 22 tons an hour and twin 1 centrifu gal pumps gre capnldiT of forcing 400 000 pound or tsikxi gallon of water Into Its boiler In the nnme lime Oft 1MK Mter Newayantr I'nJMjJ lieving thouasnda of bablefrom akin irritations and chafing' Zenzal Is sold by all jirug In handy 50c tube or liberal 75e jars Try It tonight Satisfaction Is guarn 4 teed or jeur money back or 'free sample write Nels Darling IncDept 23 1 AustinXve Chi cago 111 1 i ICREOMyLSION Z9? CQUGM fMM COLDS THA HANG ON College of Agriculture a I Th potato crop thia yeaf la uniform I ly high in quality produc I Uoh ls generally lower throughout the state tt correrponds to the decrease in production that prevail throughout 'Milward says killing and: ihjurlug Wisconsin livestock valued at 585000 as well mr causing 'lighter losses among horse mules and game anlmalsXhe 252 005 dogs tn the state are responsible fur cattle losses of JltfOOO sheep 50000 poultry 18000 and swine? $4500 'ac cording to ktatistlcs by the' Wisconsin department of agriculture Counties wplch suffered largest dam ages and received the greatest num ber of payment of claims are Grant Vernon Calumet Columbia and Dane Ona' of the varieties oporp that is still grown on some farms ground the county Is Longfellow lint lywas originatedby ariltacendantlof the poet and Introduced itW87S' by: New Eng land seed company XX Th is corn riiaturegnlOO days and growsx 6 lo 8 Irhe ears long slim and smooth with 8 rows of rather broad kernels neatly arrang ed oh a cylindrical slender white cob Most flints hava thick thanks attach ing the ear to the stalk bufflLongtellow: shanks are ks small as wyof the dents XV' 'V 5 ThiSa 'variety iXiulanteX for ENGINEER DIES John DBirdl vice president of the irst Wisconsin National' Bank tend nromlnent Xngl neer died yesterday after a short illness Bhd I was the' designer qf tre first high ieed Corliss'? engine' apd aided' Ini the development of internal combustion englneg He general superintendent of air banks More Company at Beloit Wis 4X TUESDAY HAIRCUTS QR ADULTS OR CHILDREN 26c BARBER SHOP 1 r'Mwitf X' xr VaX Program and Box Social at tai Creek icbool Dist No 5 Town of Bearer Dam Tueiday erenfog Dec 10 Adm 25c Ladiei with boxei will not be charged Pr4 gram begins promptly at 8:00 clock Everyone welcome Teacher Blanche Banner ft 'UXXX 2443t nl (am Our Treasure are yno lesj aiUactive(for on it your kidtfies will fihdi wealth jof wonderful games gill fresh 4from old factoriesTSr 5 Whether fib try Efljeve in your kiddies Ee lieve in having for the holidays find'f tej" months There is plenty of work to be 'doneon'the farms in jthq winter tiine and then is' little lfup with theregular work that muet 'bff performel eacday onXe the year the heavy corn th'8year4dnahyl farmers tiro Raising quite of bogs Egirough the winter moathsJhy tn (Smut on market at different itlmesgff the OUJUQi'VL' LinJAlt ULlIUL iieilrU £1 MUgHl ready 'for jtAarket' ehoutgprilj whle others waiiJnntll hbout tlSahing time August or the first pamo Septem ber They feel that J)y them to tliafc times wrlce te up and they receive wturUs Wlhilo tbs' potato crqp wS' not heavy this season theywere' Of goad qual ity Over 5500 carloads' of exception ally'hlgb quality Wisconsin' potatoes from the 4929 crop has been shipped out' of the state according 'to Milward fiortlcujturlst ay he Wiscon 4 would pass 4 Al Produce Ton Litters rx V' Without ComYou can produce ton litters without corn County Agent fivobodaj of Eddy county North Dakota tells of ten plgs owndt by 3nilfh brother aud weigh ing 2330 pounds at the age of six months" They were sired by a pure Duroc boars find farrowed by a Chester AVhltq tow After weaning the pigs' were on alfalfa pasture and were sclf fedjtm ground barleyatail times the first four these pigs 'were 'given aslop made of red dogard middlings mixed with skim milk and waterXThe last two months the sflop fcas made of ground hull less oats The Owner belike the weight wubKl have been lucreasedUiad com been vailable but the experience show that you can prodnM good pigs without tGwd Ram Needed £Those who hnxftwe flocks already established should' by all 'means 'get good' fams with which tj mate dhem Onlyjiy'so doing cna product atgood Equality bq In gome sheep' raising countries the practice 1 to "buy ram production of commercial lambs st a cost gqqaltq from five to ten times the value of the average ewe Whcn good rams are secured thls ls D2tan( exhorbltnnt price and might serve a a fair guide ft GAMES HONOR STUDENT DIES IN ALLQVER CLI i 1 RdNOLULU H'X' WiHam Russell of J5 Crescent street 'i was killed in a 500 fall 'Over the shee'rNuanu Pali cliff near here 1 Russell who was to the coast artillery unit 'heve 'yslhce last 'May was a former hpaot student In chemistry at Cornell Columbia iud Michigan (Universities It was I believed Tie too 4 dose to the edgdjpLyif! 'Cliff while hiking and had lostIs balance I wwmiiw I 1 I Daily Citizen Rural Contact Man visited farmers Burnett Corners all of last weei" He fouu many of them bulsheringjogs during that period At4 most places yls'tei thus far where thia 'wor was going on 5 he found the 'neighbors helping with the work and 'thP Joh which would be almost impossible for one man to' perform is completed In Short 'time Tbesjptetn'Of one1 neighbor helping andthei'ojilhe the fine spirit ofs neighborliness' and good fql lo shipt existing Another task which was in progressat m'ahy of the farms past 'twft weeks" wascutting vlood for the winter Here again' ana farmer wSTbeln another with this The wood lots vary from a strip of about three acres on soma farms to about 1'5'' aores on others The trees'are felled in Mho thickest (places Th next operation is the wood "It is" then hauled near house It is sawed up intq liieces that will fit'pianUng when dodder offline quality TJX076 sa" deplped betweqn tHe 90 and the IP) There isr slljh qutte an acreage of 4ay lines It Is nothsed to to a great wooded territory in Dodgecounty and tent as a ctKU The Uip many of the farmers plant new trees eaM ar6 dlinculu to hnskHwithout each year ip proportion fb the num breaking 'and the hard flint ber that are cut down durmg the via not considered ns desirable for teed as the dents The fodder of these later flints ls largely leavesrwlth very think? stalks and make: excellent feed asT dry fodder Lfeg 1' 4 I' deslrqto live at any cost'' OUl iU Ijul ire Aa zitsl 4z If lr A 4 zm ''tSM' UUUB HJC WVH UL able cost? ba never been so gfXkeen a It? todayY X' I The one calls for the mere avoid KjtYance of tbb dangers common tq eX '1S 1 1 hvti 4 rv 1 tarn az 11 a 'warazll rl sk MU fcK nc wards'n alert Intelligent acXX wiui ajjc iwpTuv refinements that are daly life better worth living! Through all the of the vt llvtrir wall rl vartlalng' kme has carried thQriXmessage of new pleasures prateo'X 'tkins and 'economies into every dtfcWpi kT and nere oerore you flayt vaftor' day yon will find reHable VvfvfBraMMrward' news of tested At offoruyind vr 4 "Sea in aavariismci nn k4 uwuiMr 2 they re to what's newest and beat lt JX the art of llvlg weU 4r vay 1 M4 Ms'ot A Self eeders Produce Most' Profitable Pork The Importance of self feeders producing profitable pork Is'rapidty In creasing' 7 lp successful use of a self feeder In making pork well 'proven and every hog farm Is mow uslnq them for feeding the growing "nonujfiniv top nnv duclng pork has as inady other'good things its 'druw bucks One of these la the ease with which rdln nnd snow seeps in und dampens pr wets the feed Were It not' for the1 delicate diges tive system of the pig this condition diced However' the stoinneh of the growing pig Is like that of 'aisuuiIL'chihl and egting damp feed which hug started to mold has about the same effect on as green on the child The care and guidance' of the mother re moves the apples from the youngster nnd it soon recovers: As in the case of the child the thinking must be dona by the man caring forthe animals 'Z 1 Minerals Necessary 'fr 4 Jot Growing Animals Producing ianlmal pregnant ani mals ami growing animal heed large amounts of minerals say Nisbet of the Kansas extension serviceA cow puts ii pounds of mineral ip cry tori of ipilk 5Q poundf 1ft a pqr mal prqdncUpn ycqr A large amount of minerals speeded for repair Avith 1p tlie A growing cultneeds 40 to 60 grams of mineral matter nerfisy 'Alfalfa hay contain the min erals needed the most In animal nutri tion ealejum lime' and phosphorus These mlnerala available nd ln such abundance? in alfalfa hay that tliero cgn be no deficiency when fed at tbo 'ratc of one pound of hay Cor every pounds live weight In properly balanced ratlonXQne found of alfalfa hay contains more calcium poundw of corn One ton of alfalfa contains 103 pounds of min erals ''9 1 1W 9 DAILY CITIZEN BEAVER DANUVIS MONDAY1 DEC 9 1929 A fe glat tilpped over root and lMtat ly killed the doer But Schiobley mod estly disd'jjjs credit He'sajs his gun was dentally discharged when he fell 'X' 5 XyV 1Johu Ilifchko of Beaver? Meadow didn exactly kill his deer But he made it possibles another hunter "tri bag the game Hltclikn shot vbe animal and start1 e'd "kill" As be did so tho buck rose" 4ml off Gtabblhg It by the Hitchko hung on and was dragged luu tn yards Tho thick fell: so Hlfcbko The buck's(atd forward again Amt so again Vd Hltchko Tim hold was unbroken on the ani tsil when another hunter shot the back 2 4 j( and hel the inflamed mctnbranei and? atop ike irritation? while the cteooewfc criex nn tn ihft lAmirli I nhuirlud Inin the Uooil attacks the seat of the trouble I and dwekt the growth of Ute gertns 5 Qconwtsion Is guaranteed agtlsfa: tory in the treatment of cougha from colds hronthltls and minor forma off bronchial Irritations and la eioellent for building up tho system colds j' or flu Money rounded if pot relieved after tubing according to Ask drugqiat (adv) fi UOW' ru 'A TUESDAY THE LAST DAY DISCOUNT OICE CLOSES AT 5 WISCONSIN TOWER ANQ LIGHT COMPANY 59MBBB ROCKORD ingerprints oh 'the blood enemled length of gas pipewith wh ch Mies Cordelia shelmer'35 year old Spanish teacher in the Rockford high school was club bed to death after she apparently hid been attacked while asleep in her apartment furniahed the only to day to the identity of her murderer The body of the pretty and popular teacher clad In aplnk nightgown was discovered lying On a folding bed In her third floor apartment by two teachers who investigated when she did not keep' 'a dinner appointment Sunday evening Polfca determined she ha'd been deal at least 12 and posglhly 29 hours An open book was baside the bed indicat Ing Miss Gummcrsheimer had bean reading after retiring Saturday night' Tho Noddy pipe about 18 'nches long and apparently taken from a box toojs ontlie ground floor also was beside th 1 Miss Gummersbeimer whose hom*o Ss was I Belleville Illr haifbecrf teach ing here several years' Neighbors said she bad had numerous men callers and letters found in her apartment Indi cated file hud been engaged to Glen Wiseman businessman ct Modeltown and Carbon Spring's la riend said they understood the engagement 4 had been broken XX j1 Police However altrbuMd crime to a degenerate type Tney said the murderer jimmied a window from a rear porch and left through the trout door Miss Sarah' Burd English teacher tat the higXfchooi? Huil Miss Murk vDobb 'ns history teachon telephoned when Miss Gunamersbelmer failed to meet them at 535 yesterday to go to dinner Receiv ng no answer they went' (o the apartmentcimuse rate the dgor bell then went upthe hack way and saw the body through the window 'tenants said $ey had heard no unusual sounds inv the apartment Saturday Xf Ml Gummereheimr was a grailu ate of Knox (College 'itt Galesburg Jll A hrother Walter Jsfk teacher in a ra 1 wAiu tr WhMmM yeutenant Dyrd'nnd his tiucbnnioMwho successfully coftipfctod a lOIK mile flight' from JVtUo America Antarctica Over 4hci SQUtif DOlfi of thn knn 41Vdn are Lieutenant Permit Briclvqnvpi)rt Captain Aahlejj McKinley photog 'rBPIg? HnrolI Juno radio opcttttqi and Conirhander XA Xt' AIoah NutfsKuu Ai' A 4VJyV "AW I 1 4" tJl Jvf Wf Alt tf RAD1OIV46 Jlunk pf acknowledged leader in Bcreen gild radio now at a priwanyBySftKi'i can afford Liberal allowance on your 'oWlv rA Wise Culling arid Attention Bring Returns to Owner X'1 (Preparqd by tie VUd Sttcs PMmrtrpeat ot Agriculture I i How culling unth wise attention to breeding' of funn uninuils may be ex to produce returns Tur inrmera is redacted in statistics gmbered by the bureau of nntmnl industry and pub lished in the current Yearbook of the Un Ited State Depart meat of ArV 1 tulture says' nW Sheets Un o2 animal husbandry JnvqstK gallons average weight of fleece sheared from American sheep was les tlian two pounds fty JWX) it liad ln creased to tjenrly hvq and one half pounds Today It is arpwelilug eight pounds In oiher words bn average sheep toduy trowwcol epoaglp each jenr to jnnRe tipptoxlmatcfy suitot clothesXln 1840 j( took tho wool of four sheen to make a milt jof MUflV weight ami Better breeding and more rigid cull ing of breeding flocks promise to raisq this average still further Wool pro duction )s similar to such qualities as lienvy milk production (n dairy and heavy egg production of hen Tliq' uiropring or neavy producers are neiy to be heavy producers and to transmit to their offspring Uli" capaty for henvy production In tlie case of sheep Mr Sheet stijs: Is still room foe Im provement By the poor producers and breeding from the henv Hy fleeced sheep 'flock can raise the ip OVER SOUTrfPOLE pA i'r 7 Swppjhparfc nn Pararlp You need have Jearof the sobt and griroV of winterwhen your drycleanet as near as your telephone Our stjtil A life tyiirriot injure not5qsi VttX 'ri uif x7 Jwt Pk wf xm you know you arp certain to get ctwiXxH unm nnd Aiinprinr MirviM? a 205 rronLbM ft I tJ m1 A C'X a 1 i 'r 4x twJUlLBHJvf )fe 5 i 9 4 a 1 VC' 1 XV SH 7 VU'U' 5 5 XX? i i )h i 7 i Mik a Uj 4hs A 3 A J' A i 'ip4isSs Xu I I xMOU44 4 I vMrrw a I JX jr 2k raBWxrM Av i 1 5 At XXX 9 JW A 9uvrassaa 1 WNUKKiro i I WvXT Swill Hi 1 1 1 1 1 Ml I' CT i 1 Jfi A i 1 vV vis Xa Ti Yr X' 7 7 ri'MHd rt'V 4rf 4 I 'ft i 1 1 SV 4 A Xv A LMtOn 'X iNZBTi BBS wf 7f 7 hZYfljC vj 'WSSSSaSHR li an JIT I JLTt? 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