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Washburn Times

Location

Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1922

Page

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Death of Lost Boy Joe Dodge After Six Days in Woods

A five year old boy, Joe Dodge of Pearson in western Bayfield County, died from exposure and starvation after being lost for more than six days. A massive search, including 300 volunteers from multiple towns, located him near Brule, but he died shortly after being brought to a farm home.

Rayfield County Little Joe Dodge Guy Dodge Pearson Bayfield County Clemits Joe Dodge Brule Dodge Farm Iron River Theron Loveland Minneapolis Washburn Bayfield Superior Duluth Port Wing Brule Road Hjalmer Frostman Oulu Mt. Clemits Parky

Picric acid orders slow prompts farmers to act

Bayfield County Agent W. E. Brubaker reports orders for picric acid are coming slowly from farmers. With 12,000 of 75,000 lbs received, the intake window extends to August 1 for Sept delivery. State freight reductions allow $0.50 per 100 lbs credit on prior price of 12.7 cents per lb.

W. E. Brubaker Bayfield County State Department

Dentists Pappe and Murphy Visit Washburn Area

Dr. Pappe once practiced in this city fourteen years ago and Dr. Murphy of Milwaukee toured the region last week. They praised Washburn scenery and northern roads, plan to leave Monday for Ironwood, and return to Milwaukee via the Michigan route.

Pappe Murphy Milwaukee Washburn Ironwood Michigan

Millionaire I W Mark Buys Russian Rubles

I W Mark a Washburn merchant bought one million rubles for $2.00 after seeing a newspaper ad. The rubles arrived in Russian money whose value is doubtful, and he plans to send the funds to a Russian friend to test its value.

W. Mark Washburn I. W. Mark United States Mark Russia

No Shortage of Candidates for Bayfield County offices

Bayfield County faces a crowded slate with six candidates for Sheriff and multiple bids for County Clerk District Attorney Clerk of the Circuit Court and Assembly. Names mentioned include James M. Long Peter Soronen John McDonald A P Starr Harvey Pears Soren Raarup Charles Morris John J Fisher Jake Yderstad Charles S Hansen Frederick A Bell John Froseth Frank W Downs Alfred M Warden C W Smith Ole G Kinney and R J Nye in Superior and surrounding districts.

Bayfield James M. Long Peter Soronen John McDonald A. P. Stone Harvey Pears Soren Raarup Charles F. Morris John J. Fisher Mr. Morris Jake Yderstad Charles S. Hansen Frederick A. Bell John Froseth Bayfield County Assembly Frank W. Downs Alfred M. Warden C. W. Smith Russell Downs Smith Washburn Mr. Smith A. M. Warden Ole G. Kinney R. J. Nye Superior Douglas Sawyer Nye Douglas County John J. Jenkins

Holstein Herd Earns Federal Accredited Status in Bayfield County

The Larson herd of Orienta township, first in Bayfield County to achieve Federal Accredited status, passed two yearly Tuberculin tests under a Federal Department supervisor. Since starting Pure-bred Holsteins in 1917, no suspicious animals have appeared. Additional success comes from John Pearson, whose herd also earned Federal Accredited status after adding foundation cows.

H. O M. C. Larson Orienta Township Bayfield County Federal Department Federal Bureau of Animal Industry John Pearson Pearson

Drowning Death of Harold Homan At Chequamegon Bay

Harold Homan, 14, son of Mr. and Mrs. H H Homan, drowned off Memorial Park in Chequamegon Bay while swimming with friends. Companion Elerd White attempted a rescue but averted his own danger. Doctors Axley and Schlossman treated the body for over an hour without success. first bay drowning in years leaves parents and community in grief.

Harold Homan H. H. Homan Chequamegon Bay Memorial Park Elerd White Ed. White Homan White Axley Schlossman

Wedding of Miss Bergquist and Mr Carlson at Ashland

Miss Eleanor Bergquist daughter of Mrs Mary Bergquist of Washburn and Mr Harry C Carlson of Varna Ill were married at Ashland on Wednesday at 10 am. Mrs Anna Carlson was matron of honor and Elmer Bergquist best man. Close relatives attended a noon reception at Nels Westerlund residence. The couple will reside in Varna Ill and pursue telegraph operator work.

Eleanor Bergquist Mary Bergquist Washburn Harry C. Carlson Varna Ill Ashland Anna Carlson Elmer Bergquist Nels Westerlund Sterlingworth Carlson

Milking Behemoth in Bayview Township

A Bayfield county cow in Bayview township is predicted to yield nearly a ton of milk annually. Since calving two weeks ago the flow has risen to 92.6 lbs today with improving quality. Look for next week’s feature on C. W. Van Stone and hisHolstein herd.

Bayfield County Bayview Township C. W. van Stone

Death of Louis Geisert of Park Falls

Overlooked in last issue is the death of Louis Geisert of Park Falls after a long illness with rheumatism and complications. The funeral was held at Park Falls. Geisert was a longtime resident and respected figure, with many friends in the city and Park Falls. Frank and Christ Geisert of this city attended the funeral.

Louis Geisert Park Falls Frank Christ Geisert

New Furniture Store Opens on West Bayfield Street

Ed Bratley has rented the O'Sulli van building on West Bayfield Street and launched a furniture business. He plans to expand stock gradually until a complete line is offered.

Ed Bratley O’sullivan West Bayfield Street Bratley

Card of Thanks for lost boy search efforts

The Dodge family expresses sincere gratitude to friends and strangers who devoted untiring efforts to finding their lost son.

Guy Dodge

Washburn Booster Club Aims for 20000 on August 16

The Washburn Booster Club plans a gala event to draw 20,000 people on August 16 with a free brand new Chevrolet touring car as the prize for registration before 3 PM. The day will feature auto races, sports, free movies, a monster parade, street dances, and city-wide sales with no entry charges. Local businessmen have pledged support as drive teams prepare to push toward the goal. Jim Sheridan and longtime residents back the effort to show what a 20,000 population city looks like.

Washburn C. F. Paul Messrs MacLeod Berman Hansen Booster Club of Booster Club Memorial Park Jim Sheridan

Al Veno Receives Vail Medal for Public Service

Al Veno a repairman for Wisconsin Telephone Ashland branch earned the Theodore N. Vail medal for distinguished public service in Milwaukee. He braved a forest fire between Mellen and Cayuga to repair a toll line break, spending the night in flames and suffering serious burns. Three other Wisconsin Telephone employees also won medals. special entertainment followed at Milwaukee offices.

Milwaukee al Veno Ashla Wisconsin Telephone Company Theodore N. Vail Veno Mellen Cayuga Ashland Abbotsford Ashland Press

City urged to buy pulmotor after drowning death

The death of 14 year old Harold Homan by drowning prompts an appeal that the city invest in a pulmotor to revive victims. The writer argues funds should not delay life saving devices, noting past drownings and future risk at nearby waters.

Campers Praise Memorial Park Appeal as Site

A surge of transient visitors from multiple states camps at Memorial Park this week praising the location for a summer camp. Guests include Charles A. Silkworth and family, Dr. F. I. Maxson of Milwaukee, Clyde S. Van Goorden of Osseo, G. O. Linderman of Eau Claire, and the Washburn Jolly Six, noting the park lacks a directing host.

Memorial Park Charles A. Silkworth F. I. Maxson Milwaukee Clyde S. van Goorden Osseo G. O. Linderman Eau Claire Jolly Six Washburn

Morgan attacks trusts in Washburn campaign stop

Attorney General William J. Morgan republican candidate for Wisconsin governor spoke at the Du Pont Club in Washburn, energizing a large audience with his anti trust platform. He highlighted actions against price fixing and consolidation, defended vigorous enforcement, praised reform measures, and pledged progressive, economical governance and reform of primaries.

William J. Morgan Bill Morgan Wisconsin Washburn du Pont Club A. W. MacLeod Morgan Milwaukee Used Car Automobile Trust Blaine Calumet County Peo

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