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Newspaper

Washburn Times

Location

Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1922

Page

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Blaine Pledges Tears But Dodges Key Wisconsin Issues

Governor Blaine spoke at the Du Pont Club, shedding crocodile tears over the Battle Axe railroad and pardons two moonshiners, while dodging Wisconsin policy questions. He criticized Esch-Cummings and vetoed a tax law strengthening measure, prompting claims he seeks votes rather than solutions.

John J. Blaine du Pont Club Peavey Congress Blaine Battle Axe Bayfield County Interstate Commerce Commission

Explosives Cargo Heads for Du Pont Plant at Barksdale

A large shipment arrives at the Commercial Dock in Washburn for Du Pont, containing 2,750,000 pounds of smokeless powder and cordite and 610 tons of nitrate of soda. Boxes are labeled for cannon use and will be ground into dynamite at the Barksdale plant, with strict dock policing and safety measures to prevent accidents.

du Pont Company Barksdale Niagara Washburn

Oscar Dahl from Park Falls visits over the Fourth

Oscar Dahl of Park Falls visited with friends during the Fourth of July holiday.

Oscar Dahl Park Falls

Woodhead Couple Injured In Ashland Crash

Joe Woodhead druggist and City Drug Store manager suffered a broken rib and facial cuts when his Ford collided with a Studebaker as he tried to pass a Dodge on Sanborn avenue in Ashland. His wife Mrs Woodhead received a broken shoulder and multiple cuts but was reported resting easily.

Joe Woodhead Ashland Studebaker Woodhead City Drug Store Sanborn Avenue

Bayfield County Forms Baseball League and Schedule

The Bayfield county baseball league is formed with an experimental station stadium gathering in Ashland Junction. Officers elected include President Einar Albrechtson Washburn and Secretary Treasurer D C Bell Bayfield. Teams listed are Washburn Bayfield Iron River Mason Drummond Cable LaPointe Russell, each to play 14 games with two against the same opponent.

Bayfield County Ashland Junction Einar Albrechtson Washburn D. C. Bell Bayfield Hugh Ross A. O. Glassow Drummond B. J. Bracken Lee Russell LaPointe W. A. Hanson Russell R. J. Pettingill Iron River L. D. Perry Cable Martin Mastrain Mason P. J.savage

Northern Repair Shop forms in East Bayfield area

George Glazier J B Fiske Louis Malinowski and Carl Christopherson form a co partnership to operate Northern Repair Shop formerly Glacier Repair Shop on East Bayfield Street. They will offer automobile repair acetylene welding lathe work and blacksmithing with plans to install a cylinder grinding machine. All work guaranteed and ready to handle most machine work locally.

George Glazier J. B. Fiske Louis Malinowski Carl Christopherson Northern Repair Shop

Visitors Return as Wistham Boys Arrive From Denver

Horace Frost and Chris Auné arrived in the city from Denver Colorado by auto and plan to spend time visiting friends. They are Wistham boys well known in the city. Frank Major of Ironwood Michigan also visited over the 4th with relatives and friends.

Denver Horace Frost Chris Auné Colorado Frank Major Ironwood, Mich

Firemen’s Fourth of July Celebration Praised in Washburn

Firemen of Washburn earned praise for organizing a top notch Fourth of July with a morning parade full of business floats, races, and a decisive Washburn win in baseball. The day ended with street dances and a water fight between East and West End crews, leading to calls for the Fire Department to lead Labor Day events with local unions and lodges.

Washburn Ford LaPoint East End

Coal Shortage Seen As US Geologist Predicts Crunch

George Otis Smith director of the United States Geological Survey warns of a tremendous coal shortage this winter. He cites limited Atlantic seaboard coal car availability and reserves down to about 30 million tons, enough for seven to ten weeks, urging reform over partisan compromise and urging cooperation between miners and operators to cut costs and boost efficiency.

Turkey George Otis Smith United States Geological Survey Smith Atlantic Seaboard Boston Washington

Notice of Sale of City Garage Interest

Clarence Kinstler and Jack Maxcy announce purchase of Victor Bergquist's interest in the City Garage and business. All bills due will be payable at the Garage or to the undersigned. State Geological Survey members visiting Grand View during the 4th time at Maxcy residence. Mr and Mrs Roman Wiech of Duluth visited Washburn area, former residents.

Victor Bergquist Clarence Kinstler Jack Maxcy The State Geological Survey Grandview Maxcy Roman Wiech Duluth

Strawberry Payroll Runs Into Huge Sum

Census taken at the intersection of State Trunk Highways 10 and 13 in Nash records heavy travel on the fourth of July. An average of 94 vehicles per hour passed the point during the day, with Wisconsin cars tallying 1355 and motorcycles 16 among a total of 1618 vehicles.

Nash Ashland Washburn Wisconsin CATS

Pleasant Surprise for Pastor’s Wife 80th Birthday

The Ladies Aid Society of the Swedish Lutheran church hosted a Saturday afternoon surprise for Mrs. A Road on her 80th birthday at her 6th Street West home. A substantial gift and a large cake greeted her as friends noted her long service to church work and active spirit.

Aid Society The Swedish Lutheran Church A. Road 6Th Street West Times

Old Washburnite Alfred Hartley Visits City

Alfred Hartley of southern Wisconsin is visiting this week with old friends. He is one of the Washburn old timers and helped develop the brownstone quarries at Houghton, a key local industry in the early days.

Alfred Hartley Southern Wisconsin Mr. Hartley Washburn Houghton al Hartley

Dan Maxcy Beaten By Rain Storm On Mason Grandview Road

Dan Maxcy drove to Grandview on Wednesday afternoon and was caught in a rain storm. He reported the Mason to Grandview road, regraded this summer, was in frightful condition after the storm and he had difficulty getting the car through.

Dan Maxcy Grandview Dan Mason

Strawberry market in Washburn district to reach 15000 crates

Nearly 15000 crates of strawberries have been marketed in the Washburn district with prices ranging from 24 000 to 30 000 dollars for the crop. The average price per crate was about 2 00 dollars due to competition from central Wisconsin and Phils. The berry quality has been good and demand steady, and growers expect to expand acreage next year as more pickers become available locally.

Washburn Wisconsin Phils

Plant Visit Promises Long Life for Washburn Plant

Visited by G. H. Bierbaum general superintendent of operations for Chicago Box company owners of the former K L plant. He said the firm plans to continue operating the Washburn plant if suitable freight rates are secured to bring timber from distant points, assuring many years of operation.

G. H. Bierbaum Chicago Box Company K-L Bierbaum the Times Washburn

Busy Washburn store handles big straw berry haul

The Washburn Flour and Feed company store was a busy center last Sunday as 1087 crates of strawberries were handled for Washburn district growers. Two carloads of fruit were shipped by the company along with numerous local deliveries, while cashier Cher t Peterson and helpers kept busy receiving and packing berries from the farms.

Washburn Flour & Feed. Company Washburn Filetcher T Peterson

Fighting Bill Morgan to Speak Here Next Thursday

William J. Morgan candidate for Governor on the Republican ticket will deliver a noon day address in Washburn on Thursday July 18th. He will speak at 1 P M in Washburn Bayfield at 8 P M and Ashland in the evening. Morgan is attorney general and a fighter for the common people proposing tax cuts for farmers and workers while making corporations pay their share. The itinerary shows three regional meetings with emphasis on his platform and tax stance.

Blaine Bayfield County John J. Blaine Wisconsin Capital Building Madison Wis Washburn Peter Christ Hans Rodd Great Supreme Court of the State of Gov Barron Janesville Omaha Catlin Tax Commission State Tax Commission William J. Morgan Washliver Mr. Morgan Bayfield Ashland Morgan Morgyn

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