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Washburn Times

Location

Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1917

Page

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Best Part of Institute Program is Coming

Washburns second annual Community Institute expands with strong attendance and engaging talks. Dr J E Elson and H L Goughnour lead school meetings. Miss Katherine Olmstead discusses tuberculosis prevention. Fritz Carlson captivates farmers with sheep insights. Prof E J Delwiche and Paul Mueller join landscape themes. Conrad of Superior and Kyper host evening programs.

Washburn Commercial Club Woman’s Council University of Wisconsin J. E. Elson H. L. Goughnour Katherine Olmstead Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association Court House Fritz Carlson Orienta Carlson W. E. Brubaker Mr. Brubaker Bayfield County E. J. Delwiche Gem Theatre G. D. Kyper Paul Mueller Minneapolis A. T. Conrad Superior

City crowd plans February Duluth automobile show

A group of fifteen to twenty five residents from this city organize a February automobile show in Duluth. The plan is to attend as a coordinated body.

Duluth

Mrs. Elmer Oistad Visits Minneapolis Relatives

Mrs. Elmer Oistad of Minneapolis visited friends and relatives in the city last week. The note urges joining the Washburn Commercial Club to boost community growth and help build a greater city.

Elmer Oistad Minneapolis Washburn

Suit Against Coal Dealers in Ashland Restraint of Trade Alleged

Madison dispatch reports Attorney General Walter C. Owen filed suit in Ashland Circuit Court accusing several coal companies and dealers including C. Reiss Coal, Clarkson Coal and Dock, Pittsburgh and Ashland Coal and Dock, Chequamegon Ice, Frank O Tarbox A A McDonnell and Geo W Miars of forming a trust to restrain trade and fix prices. The suit seeks 3000 dollars from each defendant plus costs, and alleges an agreement with Superior and Duluth dock operators to block shipments to Bayfield and Douglas counties.

Madison Ashland Wis Walter C. Owen C. Reiss Coal Company Clarkson Coal and Dock Company Pittsburgh and Ashland Coal and Dock Company Chequamegon Ice Company Frank O. Tarbox A. A. McDonnell Geo. W. Miars Superior Duluth Bayfield Douglas Counties

Community Institute fosters civic unity and local progress

A Wisconsin businessman extols the Community Institute as a civic habit that unites residents to improve their towns. He says it teaches everyone is a stockholder in the community and that public spirit triggers a chain of improvements for the common good.

Wisconsin Community Institute

Supreme Court backs Webb Kenyon liquor shipment ban

Washington January 8 The Supreme Court upheld the Webb Kenyon law banning shipment of liquor from wet to dry states and sustained West Virginia's ban on interstate liquor imports for personal use. The decision, seven to two, marks a major prohibition ruling with Chief Justice White delivering the majority opinion. Justices Holmes and Vaudevetter dissented.

Washington Supreme Court West Virginia Taft Congress White Holmes Vaudevanter McReynolds

Ashland Plans Municipal Coal Pile for City Residents

Ashland will receive a carload of soft coal this week to ease shortages and curb price discrimination. The mayor's office says the first carload should arrive within days, with more to follow. one load per applicant while supply lasts at 7.15 dollars per ton.

Ashland Ashland Press

Miss Theodora Axelberg Returns From Christmas Visit

Miss Theodora Axelberg came back to Wausau Sunday night after spending the Christmas vacation in the city with relatives and friends. S A Oscar of Madison visited Wausau for a day or two late last week to see old friends and relatives and handle Beaver Reserve Fund Fraternity business as secretary.

Theodora Axelberg Wausau S.A. Oscar Madison Beaver Reserve Fund Fraternity

Knights of Pythias Install New Officers at Lodge Meeting

A Knights of Pythias gathering at the lodge rooms Tuesday evening installed officers for the coming year. C C Alfred Froseth was named captain of the guard with Albert Garberg as vice captain. Other posts filled include Prelate Carl Libby M of W Ralph Warden K of R and S George Morgan M of E John Gautschi M of A R H Colburn I G Robt Affleck and O G Wm Arnison. Luncheon followed the ceremonies and attendees enjoyed the evening.

Knights of Pythias Order C. C Alfred Froseth V. C Albert Garberg Carl Libby Ralph Warden K S. George Morgan E. John Gautschi M. of A. R. H. Colburn I. G. Robt. Affleck O. G. Wm. Arnison

St Paul Outdoor Sport Carnival invites Tri Port delegation

W L Benson of Ashland attended the Commercial Club last Friday and urged residents to join Ashland and Bayfield in sending a delegation to the St Paul Outdoors Sport Carnival starting January 28. The goal is a large Tri Ports showing from Chequamegon Bay to boost regional advertising, with likely local attendance.

W. L. Benson Ashland Commercial Club Biyfield St. Paul Tri Ports Chequanegon Bay

Washburn Commercial Club elects new officers for year

The Washburn Commercial Club held its annual meeting on Friday electing H. H. Peavey as president F. W. Downs as vice president Ed M. Heermans secretary and D. M. Maxcy treasurer An eight member board will replace four and new directors will be named at this week’s meeting Heermans urged practical work and urged focus on agricultural development and civic unity for Washburn and its people

Washburn Commercial Club H.H. Peavey F. W. Downs Ed. M. Heermans D. M. Maxcy Heermans Minneapolis Amos M. Hanson Mr. Heermans Nature Washburn

One Killed Two Hurt In Plant Accident

A derailment on a DuPont company narrow gauge railway at Barksdale caused the death of William Nelson of New Richmond and injuries to Jack Boyle of Queen City and Harold Isaacson of Illinois. The other riders escaped by jumping. Nelson’s head was crushed and his leg severed. The injured were taken to Ashland hospital. recovery expected.

William Nelson New Richmond Wis Jack Boyle Queen City Harold Isaacson Illinois DuPont Company Barksdale Nelson Isaacson Ashland DuPont

Mystery Man Killed by Train Near Marengo Water Tank

An unknown tall man with a missing leg and crushed remains was struck and killed by a Duluth South Shore passenger train about a mile west of the Marengo water tank yesterday morning. He wore a mackinaw and rubbers. no identification was found. Coroner Sollie of Ashland will hold the body at the Sollie Morgue pending identification. The man is believed to have been demented.

Duluth South Shore Marengo Sollie Ashland Sollie Morgue Ashland Press

Coasting Mentioned On Halloward Avenue East

Report notes that coasting is considered safe on Halloward Avenue East as locals enjoy the sport. Adelbert Holmes from Minong Wisconsin and his daughter visited city residents Mr and Mrs S J Holmes this week. Miss Nettie Sku e of Ashland and Miss Velia Pelton of Detroit were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs W M Philbrick for a few days.

Halloward Avenue Adelbert Holmes Minong Wis S. J. Holmes Nettie Sku’e Ashland Velia Pelton Detroit Mich W. M. Philbrick

High School vs Northland Clash Promises Big Night of Basketball

Washburn fans anticipate a near record turnout as the high school team hosts Northland College in a likely close battle. Alf Anderson returns from a knee injury to bolster the lineup while illness had hampered recent games. A preliminary pits the Haskell Club against the City Team at 8 with a postgame dance and music.

Washburn Northland College Alf Anderson Haskell Haskell Boys

W C T U Meeting at Mrs Tobrall's Home

The W C T U will meet at Mrs Tobrall's home on Thursday afternoon next week. Fritz Carlson of Orienta the sheep man arrives to take part on the community institute program.

Tobrall Fritz Carlson Orienta

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Minneapolis, Minn J. C. Elson H. H. Peavey Sargeant G. R. Bascom Public Library Greenwood Emma Conley Katherine Olmsted Milwaukee Hotel Washburn A.W. MacLeod Andrew H. Melville Bureau of Civics and Commerce Walter P.milberg Temple Theatre F. T. Beers J. D. Beck Wisconsin Industrial Commission Burn Conrad Mueller Supt Kyper St Paul CLUB The Federal Trade Commission of the United States John Walsh New York Trade Commission E. W. Julian Western Newspaper Association Walsh Federal Trade Commission Hurley Harris Joe Davies Larishman Commission
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