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Newspaper

Washburn Times

Location

Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1917

Page

8

Iron River seeks rate increase for water and light services

The Iron River Water Light and Telephone Co. asks the Wisconsin Railroad Commission for higher consumer rates. A Dec. 21 hearing at Madison will determine the request. Byron Ripley of the Wisconsin State Bank traveled to Milwaukee on business. Jos Schachte expands his sheep flock by 25, planning Oxford breeding. Mrs Hester L Howe and two others from Ashland and Iron River died aged 82 years 7 months after general age related decline. Maud Lea, visiting here, will move to Augusta with family for the winter.

Iron River Water Light & Telephone Co T. F. Mackmiller Railroad Commission of Wisconsin Commission Madison Byron Ripley Wisconsin State Bank Milwaukee Schachte Oxford Hester L. Howe Robert E. Buck George H. Vinall William Wilkerson Ashland

Change of Name in Bayfield County Wisconsin

Bernhart Albert Wandersee and Julia Wandersee petition to change their names to Bernhart Albert Rewalt and Julia Rewall. The hearing is set at the Bayfield County Circuit Court in Ashland on December 22, 1917, at 10:00 AM. Dated November 6, 1917.

Stat OF Wisconsin Bayfield County Bernhart Albert Wandersee Julia Wandersee Julia Sampson Circuit Court Bernhart Albert Rewalt Julia Rewall Ashland State OF Wisconsin Anders F. Bergman Washburn Bayfield Court House H. P. Axelberg

Woman Endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for Back Pain

Washburn resident Mrs. Willian Soshea testifies of kidney weakness and backache relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Fox Sros Drug Store. Two boxes cured her. price 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. makers of Doan's Kidney Pills.

Willian Soshea Pine St Doan Fox Sros Dean

Broad appeal echoed in a car and life quip from Courier-Journal

A quotation from the Louisville Courier-Journal discusses reaching people in all walks of life and expanding to all car makes, paired with views on knowing books by reading, horses by handling, houses by living, and men by trusting.

Louisville Courier-Journal

Report Uses Color in Joke About Ella Painting

A Baltimore American quip notes Ella has begun painting her face and buying rouge. The exchange suggests the claim is taken with humor, using color imagery to spark the joke about rumored changes in appearance.

Ella Baltimore American

Right is the eternal sun and the world cannot delay its coming

A quoted line from Wendell Phillips warns that the eternal sun of right cannot be delayed, reflecting a sentiment of moral certainty and inevitability about justice prevailing.

Wendell Phillips

Green Vaults of Constantinople Hidden Treasure

A sensational account describes the sultan’s “green vaults” at the porte in Constantinople. Guards and locked doors protect a vast hoard of rubies emeralds diamonds and priceless regalia dating from 1451 to 1839. The piece also notes jewels on the sultan’s throne and compares the sultan’s income to the Swanee River, with tangential references to cultural lore and a 1928 reopening of the Declaration’s faded text.

Porte Turkey Constatio Dar-es-So’adet Felicity Constantinople God Selim I Persia Ibrahim Solyman II

Ottoman empire dubbed rich in impractical wealth hoard

In a skeptical sketch the writer cites a grand private fortune of £1,000,000 annually and the right to demand more. He imagines the so called treasury of useless wealth stored in a green vault could, if converted to cash, rapidly transform the Ottoman empire into a leading global power.

Ottoman Empire

So you want to marry my daughter

A Baltimore American excerpt presents a terse family engagement scene exchanging questions of capability and pride over marriage funds. The father questions the suitor while the suitor asserts readiness to support the daughter.

Baltimore

Unappreciative Audience Sparks Call to Action

A Washington Star item quotes an orator who says what this country needs. Senator Sorghum interrupts, urging the speaker to stop lecturing and take action to help achieve the nation’s needs.

Senator Sorghum Washington Star

Life invites few, saving money with marriage plans

In Life a brief dialog shows a lender asking for fifty seven dollars and the reply cites upcoming marriage as a reason to withhold an invitation. The speaker adds the note that the other person will still save at least ten dollars.

Personal Responsibility Notice by Pred Stoltz

Notice states that from this date the signer will be responsible only for accounts contracted personally by him. Dated December 3, 1917. Pred Stoltz.

Stoltz

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Service Made Hardware Co Moooore-Thompson Washburn, Wis Iron River Julia Wandersee Sauborn, Lamoreaux & Pray Adv Swanee River Stephen Collins Foster Pedee Foster Suwanee Swanee Philadelphia State Department Washington Philadelphia Ledger Congregational Church Men’s Club Four Artists Concert Company Dr. A. Reed Men’s & Women’s Stacy Adams Utz & Dunn Ashland Shoe Store W. 2Nd St Ashland, Wis Royal Royal Baking Powder Co Dept. H William Street New York Union Meat Market Bracken & MacDonald FED Wis Northern Security CO A. Holgren Geo G. MacDonald Bristol Block Home Service Bayfield County Telephone Co Oscar L. Plumpten Mgr WE Retail State Bank Washburn, Wisconsin State Depository M. H. Sprague M S Lamoreaux Haugen M. H. Sprague Lumber CO We Wholesale
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