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Newspaper
Washburn Times
Location
Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1908
Page
5
Reverend I W Williams of Huntington West Virginia testifies that Foley's Kidney Remedy treated his nervous exhaustion and kidney trouble and that it does all that is claimed by the advertiser Q W Frost.
Madeline Island welcomes a surge of summer tourists many new to the island. Lapointe's cottages multiply as a new club house rises. The Chequamegon bay region gains fame for rest, comfort, hunting and fishing opportunities during hot summer days.
Assemblyman L N Clausen of this city pledges active canvass after announcing his bid for the Assembly at the September primaries. He has served two terms and plans to file nomination papers with the Secretary of State. The field now includes George Barnes Frank Hammell and Clausen.
Jacob Hanson of West Fifth Street died this morning after a several months illness. He was eighty years old and came here about sixteen years ago from Denmark. He leaves a wife and a son, Mr. Lewis Miller, to mourn his death.
Albert Spitzer is presumed to have left home of his own will. Joseph Spitzer declares he will not be liable for any accounts charged to him by his son. Dated July 25, 1908.
A compilation of local notices covers Mrs. Benjamine’s hospital needle removal in Ashland, C A Clausen’s Cumberland visit and business ties, Rose Becker named as Claim Agent and Pension Attorney for Missouri, and a declaration of candidacy by Herman J. Finstad for Bayfield County sheriff stressing duty, decency, and voter support.
Ben Runkle announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff in the upcoming primary. He pledges two years of up-to-date service if nominated and elected, and invites voters to review his eight years as a Bayfield County officer. He asks for public support.
A candidate for Assemblyman in the September primaries appeals to friends across the district. He notes Bayfield County's population advantages and urges electing a representative who understands the majority's needs.
Andrew Johnson declares Republican bid for Bayfield County Sheriff in the September primaries. A Washburn resident, he cites long service as Deputy Sheriff for two years and Under Sheriff for sixteen months, inviting scrutiny of his record and asking for elector support.
A nomination is sought on the Republican ticket for the assemblyman position representing the district comprising Bayfield Sawyer and Washburn. The effort focuses on securing party support and meeting electoral requirements for the forthcoming selection. Potential candidates and party leaders discuss strategy and eligibility.
A candidate from Wisconsin states that if nominated and elected they will perform the duties of the office to the best of their ability. The statement emphasizes commitment to public service and accountability to voters.
James Albertson announces his candidacy for sheriff at the September primaries. He states long county residence and a history of honorable conduct and invites personal inquiry into his fitness, promising to serve to the best of his ability if nominated and elected.
A local sale lists Lawn Mowers with high wheels discounted from 6.50 to 4.90 and 6.00 to 4.45, Velocipedes for boys priced down from 2.25 to 1.25 and 2.00 to 1.50, Express Wagons and Herrick Refrigerators with multiple models reduced from about 22.00–34.00 to 20.00–31.00, including white odorless spruce and enamel finishes.
For County Treasurer to be voted on at the primaries to be held in September, and I solicit the support of all Republican voters. Charles O. Sowder.
The Times specializes in printing candidate cards stationary and circular letters. Northern Wisconsin office can quickly and neatly execute orders at the lowest prices with a capable printing plant.
A dated advertisement urges immediate use of Foley's Kidney Remedy for a slight irregularity. It claims the product will build up worn tissues and strengthen the kidneys, advising to commence taking it today. Q. W. Frost.
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