Old Fashioned Way Ends in Tragic Suicide
Mrs. Louise Beaseau drank carbolic acid in a roomful of neighbors after a day berry picking. She died within about thirty minutes despite aid. An inquest found death from carbolic acid consumed in a personal crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Beaseau
H.G. Lampson
C. L. Willey
O.M. Holt
L. D. Goodnough
M. Ansbaugh
T. H. Robinson
W. F. Young
Burn ing the lumber camps over smallpox questioned
At joint Minnesota and Wisconsin health boards in Duluth the idea of burning lumber camps was discussed but experts dispute it as costly and unnecessary. They favor scrubbing camps, whitewashing, and thorough cleanliness to prevent the disease, noting old clothing and effects as primary sources. Dr Mertens warns that failing to stamp out the disease this summer could worsen cases next winter.
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Ashland
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Duluth
Spaulding
Rinehart
Leonard
Cook Logging Ry
Ashland County
Canada
Wisconsin State Boards of Health
Wisconsin Board
Mertens
State Board
Local notices and rail line consolidation rumors drift through town
Bayfield visitors and locals crowd the scene including A H Wilkinson and J H Madden. The steamer S B Barker runs to Devil's Island weekly at fifty cents round trip. Smallpox cases linger in camps while talk of merging the Battle Axe Peerless and Cli max lines into a West Superior route dominates debate over industrial peace and compulsory arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Littlefield
Nelson Young
Judge Warden
Battle Axe
Peerless
Bayfield and Western
West Superior
Head of the Lakes
Ashland
Engee
Teachers Gather at County Institute Led by Knipp and Smith
Thirty four Bayfield county teachers attend a week long institute at Walker High School with Prof. C D Knipp in charge assisted by Miss Jessie Smith and Prof D KE Cameron. Miss McNeil from Madison aids library work and about eighty one teachers are expected in Bayfield schools next year though attendance is split with others in nearby counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Knipp
Black River Falls
Jessie Smith
D. KE. Cameron
McNeil
Madison
Washburn
Minnie Meissner
Eva Morris
Mary Kelley
Ethel Leighton
Cora Bates
Laura Irish
Roy Hull
Julia Baatness
Ethel Hull
Lizzie Brown
Henry Oscar
Mammie Murphy
Ysobel
Marion Gifford
Dad Daly
Hannah
Emily Schafhauser
Cora Caruthers
Dora Kearns
Gwendolyn Fenton
Drummmond
Mabel Coburn
Jennie Anderson
Bayfieldase Jones
Goldie Peterson
Hattie Baily
Gertrude Burt
Iron River
Iva Barber
Adria Gregg
Beth
Edna Whiting
Ashland
Bettie Peterson
Agnes Meagher
Port Wnia
Grace Babcock
Rice Lake
Ida M. Boll
How to Keep the House Cool in Hot Weather
Maria Parloa offers practical tips for cooling homes in warm weather. Open windows and blinds in the morning to air the house, then close most windows around nine. Use blinds or awnings, screens, and wet filters to reduce heat. Prefer cool colors and light fabrics, keep the attic skylight open, and avoid dampness in cellars by timing window openings.
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Maria Parloa
Ladies Home Journal
Notice for Bids on School House Painting District 7
Notice for bids received by August 20 for painting the school house in district No 7. Two coats of paint required. James A. Sheridan, Secretary School Board of Directors.
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James A. Sherdian
School Board of Directors
For Sale Two Seated Survey by Flint Wagon Co
A new two seated survey by Flint Wagon Co of Flint Michigan unused. Offered for cash at a bargain price. Contact A W McLeop Bayfield County Bank Building Washburn Wisconsin.
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Flint Wagon Co
Flint
Mich
A. W. McLeop
Bayfield County Bank
Washburn
Wis
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