Stanley Editor President W H Bridgman Elected at Milwaukee
W H Bridgman of the Stanley Republican was chosen president of the Wisconsin Press association at a two day session in Milwaukee. Frank E Andrews secretary and C L Coward treasurer were reelected with district vice presidents named for each congressional district. A legislative committee was named with $100 allotted for legislative work.
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Milwaukee
W. H. Bridgman
The
Stanley Republican
Wisconsin Press Association
St. Charles
Frank E. Andrews
Bloomer Advance
C. L. Coward
Lodi Enterprise
A. P. Colby
Union Grove
G. L. Schwartz
John Hicks
Oshkosh Northwestern
Land Buyers Report Land Purchases By H. H. Peavey Co
The H. H. Peavey Company lists sales of land in the past week. Buyers include Mike Hubsch of Bird Island 40 acres in 12 495 and 80 acres to Harry Robb in 12 49 7, Gust Pajuls in Bird Island 40 acres southwest of city, F A Baarsch 80 acres in 2 49 7, John Kinser 80 acres southwest of Belview, Rev Summers 40 acres southwest of Zumbro Falls, and William Brunner in 2 49 7 in Renville County. A number plan improvements on bought tracts.
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H. H. Peavey Company
Mike Hubsch
Bird Island
Minn
Gust Pajuls
City
C.K. Odekark
Redwood Falls
Harry Robb
F. A. Baarsch
William Brun
Owl Minstrel Show Delights Opera House Audience
The Owl Minstrel Show directed by Charles Payne played Tuesday evening to a large, satisfied audience. It is praised as one of the most successful home talent productions staged at the Opera House in some time.
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Opera House
Charles Payne
Announcement of Candidacy for Sheriff by A Pearce Tomkins
A Pearce Tomkins announces his candidacy for sheriff at the upcoming primaries on September 6. He solicits support from all voters and pledges to perform the duties of the office to the best of his ability if nominated and elected.
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A. Pearce Tomkins
Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Wright
A baby boy was born Friday of last week to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wright. The notice appears in this edition of The Times.
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Mrs
Clarence Wright
Births Surpass Deaths in Bayfield County Report
The State Board of Health statistics show Bayfield County had 326 births and 152 deaths for the year ending June 1, with Washburn city recording 99 births and 45 deaths. Also listed are 66 marriages and 29 accidents countywide, and 24 marriages and 8 accidents in the city.
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Bayfield County
Washburn
State Board of Health
Lien
Showing George F Morgan Works on Bay Shore Farm
George F Morgan has cultivated over two acres with strawberry plants looking fine on his bay shore land east of the city this spring. He also grows a patch of potatoes and a sizable area of oats on the same estate.
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George F. Morgan
Bay Shore
Morgan
Library Board Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The Library Board met at the library Monday evening and elected President Nels M. Oscar Vice President Mrs Henry Johnson Secretary H P Avxelberg City Clerk Librarian May M Greenwood. Frank Legacy 21 son of Mr and Mrs Peter Legacy died Sunday after months of illness. Funeral held at Catholic church with burial in Catholic cemetery. Undertaker Amos Hanson in charge. He leaves a father mother six brothers and two sisters.
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Nels M. Oscar
Henry Johnson
M. W. Mathews
Swan Johnson
East Fifth Street
Adolph Enockson
Spooner
Enockson
Anna Swain
Superior
Frank Legacy
Peter Legacy
North Washington Ave
Amos Hanson
Ball Club Formed After Enthusiastic City Meeting
An enthusiastic crowd organized a baseball club at the Commercial Club Monday evening with Jodie Manning elected manager. The first game is set for next Sunday afternoon versus likely Odanah, and supporters are urged to back the team in every way.
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Jodie Manning
Odanah
Cash for Labor Day: work to start, report shows balance
Finance committee reports Labor Day 4th of July celebration was well financed with a net balance of 138.88 cash on hand from a total 541.37. It urges immediate work to plan stronger Labor Day events and suggests applying the balance to next celebration as the Commercial Club considers the matter. Local residents Louis Seva, E W Bruce, Mrs Bruce, I Berman, and Shafer residence renovations are noted.
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Treasury
Johnson
Commercial Club
Senator LaFollette Praised As Labor Ally In Congress
Andrew Furuseth of the International Seamen's Union in San Francisco commended Senator LaFollette as a staunch friend and effective advocate for labor in both the Senate and House. He noted LaFollette's sympathetic view, deep understanding of labor needs, and proven record aiding workers and common carrier employees on land and water.
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Senate
House
LaFollette
Andrew Furuseth
San Francisco
International Seamen’s Union
Washington
Congress
Furuseth
Senator LaFollette
California
House of Congress
Washburn to Become Summer Resort Site on Bay Shore
The piece envisions Washburn as a future summer resort with hotels pavillions cottages and attractions along the bay shore. It notes rising inquiries land prices for cottages and signs of awakening as tourism potential grows. Local residents Wm Maitland and son visit relatives and W A Robinson invites inquiries at the Times office.
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Washburn
Bay Shore
Ashland
Bay
Russian native shoots at farmer then dies by own hand
Sheriff and District Attorney move through several arrests as a Russian named Esmond fires at Ben Anderson and his son near Nash. One shot wounds the farmer, a second grazes his coat. Esmond then kills himself as officers arrive. Beal and Harding, jailed for a Nash hold up, are discharged at preliminary hearing.
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Cable
Henry Esmond
Ben Anderson
Anderson
Esmond
Happle
Alvord
Leo Beal
John Harding
Christ Frickson
John Malmn
Nash
Three Men Held After Forcing Bookkeeper to Write Higher Checks
Three Venark's camp workers near Sanborn forced a Bayfield county bookkeeper to raise time checks at gunpoint. They initially demanded two dollars sixty cents each, then tried to obtain twelve dollars fifty, leading to their capture in Ashland after a pursuit. They were jailed in Bayfield county.
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Ashland
Wis
Venark
Sanborn
Bayfield County
Mellen Lumber Co
Mellen
East End
Washburn
Equine Flight on Airship Astonishes Audiences
The article highlights Code Fisk and Mercury the airship horse, billed as the world's greatest wonder. It describes twice daily sensational ascensions with pyrotechnic displays as the featured act in a leading American circus.
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Code Fisk
Mercury
America
Card of Thanks for Herman Johnson's Family
The family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their wife and mother, Herman Johnson.
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Herman Johnson
Goats for sale as Loveland Company lifts flock sizes
Loveland Company advertises growing flocks and offers goats for sale from one to fifty head. Prospective buyers are invited to visit the farm to view brushing by goats and consider land management options.
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Loveland Company
Maitland Leaves for Cusson to Visit Relatives
Mrs. A Maitland leaves this morning for Cusson to visit relatives. Ed Swanson Homer Bryson and C C Butterfield have been summoned to serve on the Federal jury at the term of Federal court to be held at Superior on the 26th of the month.
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A. Maitland
Cusson
Ed, Swanson
Homer Bryson
C. C. Butterfield
Superior
Premium offers for Physical Culture agents
Vibrant recruitment notice invites city agents to sell Physical Culture subscriptions with premiums. Earning potential cited from five to fifteen dollars daily, with a call to write to the Circulation Department at Physical Culture Publishing Co., Flatiron Building, New York City for territory details.
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Physical Culture Publishing Co
Flatiron Bidg
New York City
N. Y
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William Pugh
Madison
the Times
Louis Seva
Twin Cities
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I. Berman
Shafer
East Fourth Street
Eed
Professor High
A. I. Lien
Wm. Maitland
John E. Hoel
W. B. Duffy
W. A. Robinson
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Equine Flight
J. A. Sheridan
Segal Bros. Department Store
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