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Washburn Times

Location

Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1922

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Bayfield County Farmers Win 42 Prizes at Grain Show

Bayfield county farmers collected 42 prizes at the Northern Wisconsin Grain Show in Spooner. Entries from Bayfield and neighboring counties were praised for size and quality, with sweepstakes awarded for wheat and Scotch peas. Notable winners include John Nelson Port Wing and Chas Larson Port Wing. The WCTU meets January 19 to discuss law enforcement.

Wisconsin Spooner Bayfield Ashland Douglas Washburn Sawyer Rusk Price Oneida Burnett Barrow Chas. Larson John Nelson Port Wing Luke Lavin Tripp Geo. Barrow Cable E. C. Hart Drummond W. E. Brubaker Bayfield County

City Water Deemed Safe After Samples Drawn

City Health Officer Dr Schlossmann reports Washburn Water Works supply was absolutely safe for drinking per Wisconsin State Hygiene Laboratory analysis. Samples taken December 28 from Markham Drug Store tap and the Washburn Water Works plant showed safe colon bacilli levels and 3 to 4 parts per million chlorine.

Wisconsin State Labratory of Schlossmann Washburn Water Works Company Madison Markham Drug Store Washburn “ Water Works Company

National agricultural conference to draft new farm policy

Secretary Wallace leads the national conference to address the present farm situation and lay a permanent policy for self sustaining agriculture. About 100 to 150 farmers and related interests will participate to shape measures on transportation financing land use marketing and disease control including boll weevil and corn borer eradication.

National Agricultural Conference Agrculture Wallace Harding Farmers’ Organization Agricultural and Agricultural College Agricultural Department

Odd Fellows Install Officers in Large Lodge Ceremony

The Odd Fellows held an installation of officers at their lodge rooms on Wednesday evening. The event drew one of the largest Crowds ever for such a ceremony with invited guests present. After ceremonies, dancing followed and a midnight luncheon was served.

The Odd Fellows

Long Loan Plan Sought by Farmers in Wisconsin Delegation

Madison reports 810 farmers answered a Department of Agriculture questionnaire detailing credit shortages. They urge changes in the federal reserve system and Rural credits reforms. Recommendations include a two to three year farm loan system, local agencies, and use of surplus Fed earnings to seed the program.

Madison Department of Agriculture Department C. P. Norgard Federal Reserve System St. Paul Joseph A. Becker Special ‘Department Wisconsin The Federal Reserve Federal‘ Farm Loan’ System War Finance Corporation

DeMars Brothers Receive New Studebaker Cars

DeMars Brothers, Studebaker distributors in Ashland Bayfield and Sawyer counties, received two car loads this week containing five models. The cars have been unloaded and are on display at their Ashland garage as they prepare for spring sales.

DeMars Brothers Studebaker Ashland Bayfield Sawyer

Attorney MacLeod Leaves for LaCrosse to Face U S Court

Attorney A. W. MacLeod departed Wednesday for LaCrosse where he has several matters before the United States court.

A. W. MacLeod LaCrosse United States Court

Powder Boys Celebrate Two Year Safety Record at Du Pont

The Du Pont plant in Barksdale hosts a Saturday celebration for the powder line boys who completed over two years without a major accident. Wilmington officials will attend to commend the crew and encourage continued safety, with additional program numbers, a dance, and refreshments. The achievement reflects well on all departments and the plant's overall efficiency.

du’ Pont Club du Pont Company Wilmington Delaware Barksdale Boys Barksdale

Biggest deer kill in Bayfield leads state rankings

State Conservation Commission figures show Bayfield county recorded the most deer killed in the past season with 606. Douglas 493 and Ashland 327 follow, while Polk reported 22. statewide, 4,005 deer were killed, 14,000 licenses reported, and 60,000 licenses issued.

State Conservation Commission Madison Bayfield County Douglas Ashland County Polk County State Commission

Doings of Congregational Ladies Aid Society Meeting

The Congregational Ladies Aid Society will meet next Wednesday January 18 with Mrs Love and Mrs Lord as hostesses. New officers elected include President Mrs Bennet Vice-President Mrs Peirson Sec Mrs Platt Treasurer Mrs Bergman Chaplin Mrs Fraser Directress Mrs T Moore Calendar Committee Mrs Fisk Fraser Social Entertainer Mrs McRae Visiting Committee Mrs Calder Mrs Hellerude Mrs Perley Driving Committee Mrs Pirnie Mrs Ellicson.

Congregational Ladies Aid Society Love Lord Bennet Peirson Platt Bergman Chaplin Fraser T. Moore Fisk McRae Calder Hellerude Perley Pirnie Ellicson

Court to convene in Bayfield January 24 for adjourned term

The adjourned November term of the Circuit court for Bayfield county will reconvene at the Bayfield city courthouse on Tuesday January 24 with cases sworn away from Judge Risford to be heard. An outside judge will preside.

Circuit Court Bayfield County Risford

Social Evening Includes Bridge and 500 Party

Mrs. M. H. Sprague hosted a bridge and 500 party at her East 4th Street home last Saturday. Honors went to Me C. Rummel and Mrs. Sid Pearson. Attendees enjoyed a pleasant moon and refreshments. An ice rink opened on the bay near the city dock with many taking part in the sport.

M. H. Sprague Bridge East 4Th Street C. Rummel Sid Pearson

Astronomy and Holidays in 1922 Forecast of Observances

The article lists planned holidays and observances for 1922, noting double holidays this year and next along with tendencies for Armistice Day Thanksgiving alignment. It also forecasts Easter dates and astronomical events including two solar eclipses and planetary visibility. A centennial note honors General Ulysses S. Grant born April 27, 1822.

Washington United States Florida Penis Mars Saturn Ulysses S. Grant

Scouts Set To Face Wood Hall Team In Northland

On Friday January 13 the Scouts meet Wood Hall Team from Northland College, a dormitory squad said to be sturdy and older. The Washburn youths should face tough opposition as they seek opponents, while Iron River High School declined a challenge to avoid harming its drawing power. Everyone is urged to attend the game.

Wood’s Hall Northland College Washburn Iron River Hhis

Auto firm driver clears snow to keep Washburn roads passable

Ralph Pirnie of Pirnie Auto company earned thanks for plowing snow during a heavy week. He drove the company truck to residences of car owners, opening streets and enabling winter travel. Daily truck trips ran between Washburn and Ashland, signaling a longer auto season despite the snows.

Ralph Pirnie Pirnie Auto Company Ralph Washburn Ashland

Moonshine Probe Fails to Find Sources in Washburn

Federal and state prohibition officers conducted a canvass of Washburn after reports of moonshine production. Two deputies searched the town for a day but found no evidence or arrests. Officials say moonshine is present but at such small quantities and with such secrecy that sources remain undiscovered.

Washburn

Froney road project clarification in Bayfield and Douglas counties

The Times presents the corrected facts on the Froney road in Orienta from Port Wing to the Douglas county line. Bayfield and Douglas counties agree to connect the Froney road with the Douglas county road, creating a through route from Washburn to Superior via the south shore.

Froney Orienta Port Wing Douglas County Bayfield County Douglas County Board Bayfield County ‘Board Bayfield County, Road, and Bridge Committee Douglas County Road and Bridge Committee Superior Douglas County Committee Washburn Bayfield the Times

Misses Esther and Alma Lofstrom Return Home

Misses Esther and Alma Lofstrom returned to their Mason home in the latter part of last week after a brief visit here.

Esther Alma Lofstrom Mason

Deep Sea Canal Project Backed as Feasible and Needed

Public reports from the International Commission on the Great Lakes St. Lawrence waterway say the plan is feasible and costed within reach. They predict completion in eight years, linking the Great Lakes to the Atlantic and making every lake port an ocean port. The middle west supports the canal, despite New York opposition, with a congressional fight anticipated this year and a likely regional boom for Washburn.

International Commission On the Dominion United States Great Lakes Atlantic Ocean Great Middle West Union New York Middle West Washburn Congress

Second Arrest On Liquor Charge In Ashland County

Adolph Nolander of Barksdale was arrested again for liquor offenses in Ashland County after Sheriff Kleinsteiber transferred him from Bayfield County to the county jail. An Ashland officer nabbed him at Union Depot on New Year Day with liquor in his pocket. he fled to Bayfield County. Nolander claims he bought the bottle for a sick relative and denies selling liquor. The case was continued next week. Earlier, Nolander and his father were jailed for transporting liquor and selling it. they were fined by Judge Risjord and had prior Bayfield County bootlegging convictions with fines.

Adolph Nolander Barksdale Ashland County Kleinsteiber Bayfield County Nolander Ashland Union Depot Neander Risjord Ashland Press

Washburn Note from Mac Doyle in Long Beach

Mac Doyle at Long Beach California sends thanks to Washburn friends for Christmas Peculiar cigars. He notes longing for the day they can hit the trail back to Washburn and sends regards to old friends.

Mac Doyle Long Beach Cal Washburn Mac

Also Mentioned on This Page

Our W. R. Borgerson P. A. Braff Wm. Schrama Fred Larson Anton Wedal Julius Barany Barley Erickson Bros John Johnson Morris Carlson Oldf Olson T. D. Heritage Hughes Abe Anderson Wm. Wilkinson Town of Eileen James Daily Mr. Hegland John McDonald Ole Hagen N. W. Dent R. R Julius Barony Navy Henry Hanson Henry DuBay Herbster J. W. Gibson N. Kurechper Farm Conference Powder Boys Reg County Congregational Church Joint Commission Deep Sea Canal
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