Advertising Rates for 1907 Published by Newspaper
Nels M. Oscar editor informs readers in Washburn Wisconsin that advertising rates for the year 1907 will be made known on application. The notice is dated December 20 1906.
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Newspaper
Washburn Times
Location
Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1906
Page
7
Nels M. Oscar editor informs readers in Washburn Wisconsin that advertising rates for the year 1907 will be made known on application. The notice is dated December 20 1906.
The Civic League seeks broad citizen support to uphold laws on slot machines gambling saloon hours and cigarette sales. It pledges sane, lawful action, vows to pursue good men for city and county offices, and asserts strong resolve regardless of opposition or losses.
Winter brings talk of keeping sidewalks clean to improve city appearance. Many property owners rely on the city and skip shoveling, leaving high snow piles and narrow paths. A stranger judges the city by the sidewalks, so clear walkways matter.
Public notice extols Foley's Kidney Cure with bold claims to cure kidney and bladder diseases and prevent Brights disease or diabetes, urging timely use. It also mentions Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a health tonic and lists Fox Bros. D as seller.
Capt Reid of Port Huron says he bought the Sevona wrecked on a Sand Island reef September 1 1905 from Underwriters and will start raising it early next spring. The hull is intact though upper works and deck are gone and two new boilers valued at 18000 each are on board. Wrecking steamer Manistique and Capt James Reid examined the Sevona during this week.
Dry hardwood for sale and wood supply offered by Wim Olson with two phone lines. Raarup Bros advertise loan money on easy terms via L N Clausen See’s. Meehan's showcases fine imported china. Peterson Hanson back-page ad.
Advertisements tout De Shoop's Preventics as a quick starter against colds with 5 and 25 cent boxes sold by M. M. Sweet. Also shows lumber buyers seeking 4 foot bolts from Kenfield & Lamoreaux and Edison Victor phonographs via I. J. McEwan Co. Dr. Shoop's Magic Ointment claims rapid relief for piles from M. M. Sweet.
A brief public notice invites readers to check the last page for an advertisement with discounted holiday tracing prices at Peterson and Hanson, promising big savings.
Mrs Adolph Buesing of Davenport Iowa writes of a severe cold years ago developing into asthma. She says Foley’s Hovey and Tar cured her after twelve years, with a single fifty cent bottle ending her suffering.
Department of the Interior Land Office at Wausau Wisconsin notes Andrew Richardson of Washburn has filed for final proof on Homestead entry No 5475 dated July 2 1902 for the SW sec 2 Town 49 N Range W. Proof to be made before the Washburn Circuit Court Clerk on February 4 1907 with witnesses Alfred M Warden C A Perley Thomas Francis all of Washburn Wisconsin William Stephenson Houghton. Joan W Miller Register
Notice to customers praises Foley's Honey and Tar as free of opiates, recommended for coughs and lung troubles, and suitable for children and adults. It warns against violent laxatives and endorses DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Meehan's clock line highlighted.
An old patron asks about the lively border, Mrs. Livermore reveals she married him. The man, once full of stories, sits quietly at the end of the table, claiming he has never been away.
Advertises a vegetable remedy Cascasweet for babies and children with full ingredient listing. Claims no opiates and compliance with the National Pure Food and Drug Law. E. C. DeWitt & Co. Chicago sponsors. sold by M. M. Sweet.
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