Home Building Movement Begins In Washburn With Big Start
A large meeting at the Masonic Hall drew 83 business leaders and residents who backed a new Home Building Company. Funds quickly surged, with about 9000 dollars raised in minutes and a target of 10500 dollars, plus plans to raise 20000 more to build dozens of homes in Washburn beginning in spring. The effort aims to boost local growth and keep employment and family life in the city.
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Washburn
Masonic Hall
Jake Segal
F. T. Beers
Amos M. Hansen
D. M. Maxcy
Clyde Estabrook
Elmer Oistad
W. A. Robinson
Amos Hansen
Ladies Aid Society
Congregational Church
Mess
Judge Axelberg
Monroe Sprague
Frank Downs
Home Building Company
Service Flag Lights Up Household Red Cross Idea
A plan to display service flags lit from behind on Christmas Eve spreads through state homes. Each flag would feature crosses marking every household member as a Red Cross member, with a candle behind to outline the red crosses visible in windows.
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Red Cross
Van Sant Opens Dry Campaign in Rochester Address
S R Van Sant former Minnesota governor opened the campaign for a dry Minnesota in Rochester addressing a large audience. He called temperance the next great war and said it is foolish to have wheatless days when grain is used to make beer could feed the French army.
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Rochester
Minn
S. R. van Sant
Minnesota
Death of George Henry Resch
George Henry Resch, only son of Mr and Mrs H O Resch, died Sunday after a brief illness of stomach and bowel trouble. Funeral services were held yesterday from the late residence and interment occurred at Woodland Cemetery. The family mourns the loss of a bright baby whose death brings sorrow to the home.
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George Henry
H. O. Resch
Woodland Cemetery
Resch
Local Businessmen Transact in City Early Week
Theron Loveland of Minneapolis transacted business in the city the first of the week while Pat Galligan, chairman of Barksdale, did so in the city the latter part of last week.
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Theron Loveland
Minneapolis
Pat Galligan
Barksdale
Bayfield County forms Dry League to push Wisconsin prohibition
A rousing convention in Bayfield County organized a Dry League to coordinate with other counties for a statewide dry effort. Officers were elected including C. E. Patterson as chairman and Harvey Nourse as second vice chairman. The group aims to form town and city leagues, elect dry officials, and push for prohibition in the next general election.
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Court House
Bayfield County
Prohibition
J.C. Barthoff
Eau Claire
Antisaloon League
C. E. Patterson
Washburn
Harvey Nourse
Bayfield
G. D. Kyper
Aug. Hoffman
Woman’s Auxiliary
Mary Thrall
Harry Kopplin
Iron River
Irene Carver
Xerpha Wieman
Wisconsin
Record Sale Of Seals Drives Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis Campaign
Wisconsin residents from rural schools to city classrooms join a state wide drive to sell Red Cross Christmas seals. The effort funds tuberculosis prevention programs and rewards top sellers with nurse visits, medals, and service bars as schools compete for record sales.
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Wisconsin
Red Cross
Wisconsin Anti- Tuberculosis Association
Wisconsin Health Guard
Great Drive for Red Cross Membership Gains
The Red Cross seeks new members across the United States this week with thousands already joining. A Milwaukee man offers a prize to the chapter with the largest membership gain, and local workers believe Washburn has a strong chance to win. The goal is complete adult enrollment in the city.
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Red Cross Organization
United States
Milwaukee
Washburn
Christmas Packages Sent to Bayfield County Soldiers
Bayfield County residents filled Christmas care packages for soldiers stationed in training camps across the United States. Organized by Mrs E C Alvard, Harvey Irish, and Robert Affieck with many helpers, each box included tobacco candy a pencil tablet two packs of gum and a handkerchief bearing local greetings. Local groups from Washburn Grand View Mason Bayfield Iron River and Cable coordinated deliveries to their respective servicemen. The article also notes the marriage of Miss Martha Pallage and Mr Andrew Johnson from Washburn.
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Bayfield County
United States
E. C. Alvard Harvey Irish
Robert Affieck
Harriet Johnson
Carrie Alvord
Greenwood
Doyle
Irish
Madden
Bennett
Stevens
Koehler
Bayfield County Dry League Adopts Constitution
The Bayfield County Dry League issues a formal constitution outlining its name, purpose to end saloons and promote prohibition, and to elect dry representatives and governors. It details officers, duties, auxiliary committees, advisory group, and annual meetings with voting pledges.
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Bayfield County
Dry League
Boys at the Front Rally for World War Victory
The passage urges keeping spirits high and backing the troops as the United States and allies fight in the great war, highlighting the efforts of the boys who have gone to the front and the need for sustained support at home.
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United States
Local draft questionnaire returns rise as 5 percent mailed daily
The Local Board reports increasing proper completions of draft questionnaires. Registrants have seven days to answer and return the forms. Legal advisory boards are appointed countywide to help draftage personnel fill out their questionnaires.
Soldier Boys Dance At Opera House On New Year
The Soldier Boys Dance at the Opera House on New Year promises to be the city's biggest event. Ticket sellers report strong success with few refusals, and proceeds support a good cause.
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Soldier Boys
Opera House
Christ Lutheran Church Christmas Services and Events
Nor Lutheran Church Christiansen pastor lists services next Sunday at 10 30 and 7 30 with Sunday school at noon Christmas Day service 10 30 with pipe organ cornet two violins and assisting musicians Carlson Pearson and Gust Peason Miss Ruth Berge Esther Blexrud on piano there is another service at Long Lake 2 30 Christmas Tree Festival Wednesday Dec 26 7 30 sharp Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon Y P S evening John Burke improving plus a for sale house offering over 15 percent return inquiry Times office
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Christiansen
Vivian Paulson
M. Carlson
Gust Peason
Ruth Berge
Esther Blexrud
Carlson and Pearson
Long Lake
Ladies Aid
Y. P.S
Anton Holman
John Burke
Hlouse
Times Office
Soldier Boy Answers Call Bayfield Mourns Byron Jacobson
Byron Jacobson son of Mr and Mrs J P Jacobson Bayfield County was a National Guard member stationed at Waco Texas. He died Monday after typhoid and pneumonia at the army hospital. He volunteered for service with Company B was rejected then accepted after surgery. His funeral will be held Sunday or Monday with his mother accompanying his remains. The community offers condolences.
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Bayfield County
J. P. Jacobson
Byron
National Guard
Waco
Texas
United States
Peavey
Camp Douglas
Jacobson
Mrs. Jacobson
Swedish Lutheran Church Christmas Services and Tree
Swedish Lutheran Church at Washington Ave and 4th St invites all to Christmas morning services at 10 30. A Christmas tree ceremony will be held at the church on December 26 in the evening. All are welcome to attend.
Gibson Improves After Typhoid Illness
Kirk Gibson, previously ill with typhoid fever, is reported to be improving. Mrs. Fred Casperson departed for Waco Texas earlier in the week to visit her husband for a few days.
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Kirk Gibson
Fred Casperson
Waco
Texas
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