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Newspaper

Washburn Times

Location

Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1916

Page

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Land Clearing Demonstration At Bayfield Attracts City Visitors

Bayfield hosted a two day land clearing demonstration organized by the Omaha and Northwestern Railroads with the University of Wisconsin. Attendees learned stump removal methods using machines and dynamite and heard talks from experts on adapting practices to Wisconsin soils and wood types. The event highlighted the Land Clearing Limited project and potential community cooperative efforts in land restoration. A separate Ashland road incident near Long Tressle involved Judge Risjord’s Mitchell touring car leaving the ditch but sustaining no damage.

Bayfield Omaha and Northwestern Univesity Wisconsin H. J. Wachsmuth College of Agriculture University of Wisconsin Hereaman Ashland Long Tressle Judge Risjord Risjord

Worst stretch of road spotted on Bayfield to Ashland trip

Automobilists returning from Minneapolis report the worst piece of road on the entire trip lies between Ashland and Washburn. The find is a direct prompt to the Bayfield County Road Commissioner to address the stretch promptly.

Minneapolis Ashland Washburn Bayfield County

Vikings Push City Depot Plan by Viking Club

The Viking Club of Norwegian Lutheran church members urges Omaha to build a new depot at the corner of Washington Avenue and Omaha Street. About three hundred signatures were gathered in petitions sent to Omaha officials and the Wisconsin Railway Commission. The club, with eighty active members, seeks action after waiting on the railroad.

Viking Club Omaha Railway Company Washington Avenue Omaha Street Omaha Railway Commission of Wisconsin Norwegian Lutheran Church

Ashland Boy Narrowly Escapes Auto Crash

Walter Yankee son of county deputy Emil Yankee of Ashland was riding a bicycle on Second Avenue East when Aaron Segal’s Studebaker struck him. The lad grabbed the car fender and hung on until it stopped, escaping injury though his bicycle was badly damaged.

Walter Yankee Emil Yankee Ashland Second Avenue Aaron Segal Studebaker Segal Yankee

Ed Finnegan Returns From Erie to Aid Ill Mother

Ed Finnegan came from Erie Pennsylvania to be with his seriously ill mother who is confined in Ashland hospital this week.

Ed Finnegan Erie Ashland

DuPont Gift Boosts Washburn Schools by $5000

Superintendent F T Beers and Washburn School Board receive a surprise $5000 check from DuPont Powder Company to fund repairs and improvements to city school buildings. Beers, board president, notes the gift aids the growing community tied to the DuPont plant in Barksdale.

DuPont Powder Company F. T. Beers DuPont Company Beers School Board L. N. Clausen Powder Company Times Washburn Board of Education City of DuPont Barksdale

Dock Workers Get 15 to 20 Percent Wage Increase

The Northwestern Fuel company has raised wages for dock workers in this city by 15 to 20 percent. The new pay scale is considered favorable by the men, who are pleased with the higher earnings.

Norwestern Fuel Company

Visit Notes From Ashland Gathering

Miss Alma Lund visited with her sister Mrs. Elmer Sanders at Ashland last week. M. C. Novak of Duluth arrived Wednesday and is visiting at the home of his sister Mrs. H. Rieckhoff.

Alma Lund Mrs. Elmer-Sanders Ashland M. C. Novak Duluth City Mrs. H. Rieckhoff

Rivalry Set for Sunday Beers Club vs Ashland in Big Crowd Game

The F. T. Beers Club, defeated by Park Falls last Sunday, prepares for a Sunday afternoon showdown against the Ashland league team. Manager Pratt has the squad in shape and expects a sensational performance at three o'clock drawing a record crowd.

F. T. Beers Park Falls Ashland Pratt Beers Ashland Boys

City Cow Shows Weekly Profit With Milk Test

John Score’s cow in Washburn High School tests yielded 411 pounds of milk in seven days with a net weekly profit of 4.01 after costs. The class notes varying tests from 3.2 to 4.8 and 88 cents for shorts plus 1.40 for hay. The report suggests replacing low producers with more profitable cows.

John Score Max Steinert Washburn High School Stienert

War pictures at Gem Theatre shown Tuesday night

The W. H. Darborough battle reels On the Firing Line with the Germans played to a packed Gem Theatre audience. The Gem manager Smith secured the films in advance of Ashland and Superior for local showings.

W. H. Darborough Gem Theatre Europe Smith The Gem Ashland Superior

Rice Lake visitor plans Rhinelander trip this season

Bernard Lee of Rice Lake spent Sunday in the city visiting relatives and friends. He plans to go to Rhinelander this season. Nels M. Oscar Alfred Froseth George Mertz and Ike Berman attended a land clearing demonstration held at Bayfield on Monday and Tuesday.

Bernard Lee Rice Lake Bernard Rhinelander Nels M. Oscar Alfred Froseth George Mertz Ike Berman Bayfield

Exercises 10 Be Held Tonight at Congregational Church

Closing exercises for Washburn’s four year school program will feature 21 graduates, 19 girls and 2 boys, receiving diplomas tonight. F. T. Beers presents the diplomas as Rev. O. W. Smith delivers the baccalaureate, with the program including glee club, orations, history, poems, songs, and the presentation of memorials.

Congregational Church City of Washburn F. T. Beers O. W. Smith Temple Theatre Goodrich Ruth White Frances Berge Florence Kinney Doris Cameron Florence Tetzner Rev. Smith Charlotte Anderson Margaret Daly Anna Branstrom Helen Collingwood George Frostman Mabel Hagen Ellen Johnson Ruth Johnson Phyllis Lien Esther Martinson Nellie Martinson

Warrant Issued for Andrew Latwala in Local Embezzlement Case

A municipal court issued a warrant on Saturday for Andrew Latwala charged with embezzling funds from the Finish Co-Oper ative Boarding House on Pine Street. The complaint alleges he took $122.75 supposed to cover local grocery bills as officers search for him while society members worry who will pay the bills.

Andrew Latwala Finish Co-Operative Pine Street Latwala

Knights of Pythias to Confer Five Degrees Next Tuesday

C F Libby Grand Lecturer will be in the city next Tuesday evening to confer the five degree on a class of five candidates. Libby is noted as a strong speaker and storyteller and many boys will attend to hear him.

C. F. Libby Knights of Pythias Order Libby

Reward offered for return of day mares team

William Madagan spent several days at Duluth visiting his family. Lost by a farmer north of Topside on May 22. Reward $25 for the return of a team of day mares weighing about 1200 pounds, ages 8 and 9. Finder notify Fred J. Kopplin, Iron River Wisconsin Adv.

William Madagan Duluth Fred J. Kopplin Iron River Wis Adv

Finish Fine Gustafson Drills 205-Foot Farm Well Near Sioux River

Finish Fine Well C Gustafson and Son complete a 5 inch dust proof case well on County Surveyor W W Smith’s farm near Sioux River. The 205 foot hole yielded about 75 feet of good soft water despite hard soil and boulders. They are now working on Charles Peck’s farm near Sioux River.

C. Gustafson & Son W. W. Smith Sioux River Gustafson & Son Charles Peck

Businessmen Plan Fine Trip to Twin Cities

At a Commercial Club meeting in Minneapolis area last week a committee was named to arrange a mid June junketing trip to the Twin Cities. Twenty five to forty participants are expected to go to strengthen Washburn business ties and advertise local interests.

Commercial Club Twin Cities Washburn Amos M. Hansen W.A. Robinson Civic and Commerce Association Twin City

Long Motorcycle Trip Aims for Cross Country Record

Ace Willey son of Mr and Mrs C R Willey starts from San Francisco riding a Harley Davidson to set a coast to city cross country record. He follows the southern route via Santa Fe trail stopping in Chicago and Milwaukee before arriving mid June to join DuPont Powder company ranks and play with F T Beers Club.

Ace Willey C. R. Willey DuPont Company Pacific Coast San Francisco Willey Federation of American Motor Cycle Riders Los Angeles Pheenix Arizona Denver Colorado Kansas City Springfield Ill Chicago Milwaukee Washburn DuPont Powder Company Triton F. T. Beers Club

Exhibit from Chequamegon Bay Heads to Minneapolis

Ashland Daily Press reports a two page feature on the exhibit now staged in Minneapolis by the Ashland Washburn and Bayfield Commercial Clubs. The piece offers a broad overview of the three cities around Chequamegon Bay and their commercial ties.

Ashland Daily Press Minneapolis Ashland Washburn Bayfield Chequamegon Bay

Park Falls resident transacts business. car bought in Minneapolis

Charles Geisert of Park Falls conducted business in the city early in the week. Miss Edith Swift of Odanah visited the Torbols. Harvey DeMars went to Minneapolis late last week and purchased a Studebaker car for the Service garage. the auto arrived Sunday afternoon.

Charles Geisert Park Falls Edith Swift Odanah Frank Torbol Harvey DeMars Minnewapolis Studebaker

White Rose Creamery expands with new ice cream plant

The White Rose Creamery proves its quality by boosting output after installing new machinery. Manager McKinney plans to meet Washburn demand within a week, promising better local supply while H. E. Taite leads operations and Maxcy and McKinney push the business, ensuring fair treatment for farmers.

White Rose Creamery Company McKinney Washburn Washburn Creamery H. E. Taite Ator Maxcy and McKinney

Local visits and medical updates at St Joseph Ashland

Dr Lampson made a professional visit to Sanborn the first of the week. Charles Etching of Duluth is visiting with his father employed at the DuPont Powder plant. Engineer Ward of the DuPont plant at Barksdale is on a short business trip to Wilmington Delaware. Peter Wick was operated on at St Joseph hospital Ashland last week for tumor of the hand and is getting along nicely. He is the fourth Wick family member operated on since February 1.

Charles Etching Duluth DuPont Engineer Ward Dup Barksdale Wilmington Delaware Peter Wick St. Joseph Hospital Ashland Mr. Wick

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