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Newspaper
Washburn Times
Location
Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1903
Page
8
The Catholic fair in the Meehan building on Bayfield street west opens with a strong display of fancy work by local ladies. Despite fraternal night crowds and rainy weather, patronage remains robust and grows toward week’s end.
Advertisers claim Foley's Honey and Tar cures in earliest stages and provides relief in worst cases. The ad asserts it is the greatest threat and lung remedy, urging readers to refuse substitutes and noting Frost & Spies sell the product.
Wisconsin notice declares sale by administrator of Thomas Carmichael estate. On August 2, 1908, at five o'clock p.m., front door of Washburn Court House, Bayfield County, lands in Bayfield Port Wing Washburn Iron River Mason Pratt Drummond counties listed by lots sections and fractions will be offered at public auction under court license.
United States Land Office Ashland Wisconsin announces a June 25 1908 timber land notice under the 1878 timber lands act. Frank W Klemm of Cable Bayfield County Wisconsin filed sworn statement 547 for SE 1 4 NE 1 4 Section 2 Township 42 North Range 7 West and will prove land value for timber over agriculture before the Register Sept 8 1903 witnesses named include Albert Nemec Harry Moore Thomas McDonald and Thomas McClaine all of Cable Wisconsin. Adverse claimants should file before Sept 8 1903.
United States Land Office notice dated June 25 1908 states Albert Nemec of Cable Wisconsin has filed sworn statement No 546 for the SW 34 of Section 2 in Township 43 North Range 67 West. He will prove land more valuable for timber or stone than for agriculture before the Register and Receiver on September 8 1903 at Ashland Wisconsin. Witnesses named Frank W Klemm and another resident of Cable Bayfield County Wisconsin.
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