----Source: Neillsville Press (Neillsville, Clark County, Wis.) 1 Nov. 1934

ESCAPES ATTACK BY BULL

Mrs. Edward C. Pascoe of Withee, wife of the manager of the Wisconsin State Employment Service in Neillsville, and their 3 year old daughter, Darlene, had a narrow escape from a bull last week when the animal came toward her as she was wheeling the child in a baby buggy on the road north of Owen. Dr. Baker of Owen happened to be coming along in his car and ran his machine between the animal and Mrs. Pascoe. Mrs. Pascoe and child were on their way to a neighbor’s and very likely would have been killed or seriously injured but for Dr. Baker’s timely arrival. The bull had been staked out near the road, but because of the soft ground, had been able to pull that stake out.