03 Mar 1916
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Newspaper
Odanah Star
Location
Odanah, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1916
Page
1
The Morrison brothers sold their clothing business in the village to J. S. Stearn Lumber Co. They have operated as C. B. Morrison & Bro. for eight to nine years. The store will likely continue in the same building while the brothers consider relocating to Superior Wisconsin.
August Steffees of Detroit employed by Stearns Lumber Co at Weir's camp was badly injured early this week when raised logs fell and struck his chest fracturing ribs and injuring his face He was taken to Ashland Ots eph's hospital and Wm LaPointe leads a crew rebuilding the J S Stearns Lumber Co sleeping house after a recent fire.
The piece asserts that harms to a town come from those who oppose improvements and snub strangers. It condemns critics who withhold hospitality and oppose movements not self serving. It urges readers to drive out such symptoms with optimism and goodwill.
An old saying notes that pruning checks growth and increases fruitfulness. The passage explains pruning benefits for trees and suggests natural outcomes from regular maintenance.
Dr. Damsel in Ashland operates from the Indian school to treat about 325 local Indian children. He reports over 50 percent need attention and says parents must have teeth examined or treated, with the program likely to continue for some time.
In Superior Wisconsin Judge Landis sentences 30 to 35 Indians for liquor introduction on the reservation. Sentences range from 60 days to eight months with fines from 100 to 250 dollars. Several are sent to the house of correction. Total fines and bonds approach five thousand dollars.
A reader notes interest in a young orchard setting and offers to help. Mrs. Frank DeCoteau travels to Clear Lake Minnesota after a telegram reports her mother’s serious illness there.
C. E. Redfield will depart March 10 for the Colville reservation in Washington to oversee surveying work similar to current duties. The project aims to finish by July 1 at the new townsite and open lands for settlement, with surveys continuing through the summer and likely for a year under Surveyor Gunderson.
Examinations for rural and city carriers clerks postmasters and railroad mail clerks will be held March 11 in several Wisconsin locations. For details contact BOX 823 Post Office Milwaukee Wisconsin.
Auction notice from Charles Mannypenny Jr of Superior Douglas Co Wisconsin offering farm for sale at an early date. Contact for particulars. Era Mrs Stephen Watters of Wardburn Wisconsin visiting Mr and Mrs Josh Watters this week.
Acre City defeated the Arizona Reds 4 to 3 in a rapid contest on local diamonds. Miller pitched seven hits and no walks for Acre City, while Doo little fanned six in 7 innings before James finished. The game featured two early Acre City runs and a late scoring push by the Reds.
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