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Newspaper
Washburn Times
Location
Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
12
W A Drake and Vic Hakanson return from Mason Wisconsin deer hunt boasting big bucks. Drake praises Mason country as prime big game ground while noting friendly local development in dairying and creameries.
The Boyceville Press expresses heartiest thanks for loyal treatment and enjoyable meals, praising the readers and hosts as they extend appreciation for community hospitality and good food.
A folklore compilation links Christmas flora to biblical events. It cites the Glastonbury thorn at Wearyall hill, rose of Jericho, star of Bethlehem, Our Lady's Bedstraw and juniper as Christmas symbols with legends of the Nativity and miracles.
In this medical note the author argues that drinking cold water in heat is not as dangerous as once believed. He cites historic warnings tied to high heat and sun stroke, noting earlier posters urged restraint before consuming cold beverages.
The bass roams widely feeding year round. It moves from shallow spring streams to deep pools as temperatures rise, and shifts between weeds and ledges with season. Smallmouth favors rocky bars at 2 to 50 feet while largemouth prefers weeds and muddy bottoms.
Citizens in the Maple Ridge area demand an end to moonshine at local parties. Outsiders bring liquor, and residents warn prosecutions will follow if supplies continue. Local names and specifics will be published with warrants sought.
The Catholic Encyclopedia notes Adeste Fideles as a long used Christmas hymn in France and England since the late 1700s. It was sung at the Portuguese legation in London by 1797, with Vincent Novel lo attributing the most popular setting to John Reading, Winchester organist 1675-81. The hymn’s origin is uncertain with a claim of St Bonaventure, but likely French or German authorship inviting the faithful to Bethlehem.
Roast a pig for sixteen minutes? No. Roast with care in a covered roaster after stuffing with breadcrumbs parsley marjoram thyme and eggs. Bind legs, baste with pan gravy, and finish with butter. Serve with apple sauce a lemon in the mouth and cranberries in the eye sockets.
In the Shetland islands on January 5, youths and children perform a rite called a-gitizing. Children disguise themselves, parade, and beg offerings from shops. At 1 am tar barrels are dragged through town, horns sound and crowds cheer. By 6 am they change into costumes and visit friends to exchange season’s greetings.
O M Axness from the second district is elected to the Bayfield County Road and Bridge Committee. He is noted for his familiarity with local road needs and is expected to be a valuable member.
Gordon and Lois Herrig entertained a number of friends Saturday evening at their residence, hosting social guests in a private gathering with informal conversation and refreshments.
O M Axness spent a few days in Washburn for the county board meeting. A birthday surprise for Mrs J C Peckham occurred Saturday evening with M Axness E F Herrig H Enger J C Peckham and Mrs D C Harrison among the guests. Miss Carolla Wills visited her parents at Wills Wisconsin. Ida and Harriet Moon returned to work in Virginia and Hibbing after Thanksgiving at home. J C Harper of Rice Lake visited here Tuesday and Wednesday. C I Larson spent the week’s end in Superior and Duluth.
The Mason schools are activeing through the first part of the school year with solid attendance and strong teaching. Every department works hard and aims for quality training as Christmas programs approach. A two week holiday vacation will occur during the holidays.
Chairman Axness of Mason Holm of Kelly and Johnson of Lincoln have returned from Washburn where they attended the annual County Board meeting.
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