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Newspaper
Washburn Times
Location
Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
10
A weekly religious note lists daily prompts with scripture themes. Sunday cites Micah 6 about doing justly and walking humbly with God. Monday features Matthew 18 about becoming like a child in the kingdom.
The Congregational Church announces a Sunday program with a Sunday School at 10 A M and a preaching service at 11 A M A Men s Bible class follows and Christian Endeavor meets at 7 P M.
Rev Chr Christiansen presides at Whit Sunday services next Sunday at 10 30 A M with special choir songs. Services at Four Mile Creek at 2 30 P M and Ashland at 4 45 P M. Sunday School at 9 30 A M Bible study Tuesday evening. Ladies Aid to be entertained by Mrs Louis Sneen at the church Wednesday afternoon.
Sunday school 9 45 A M Mrs Clara O Beers Supt Epworth League 6 30 P M Harry M Hanson President Public worship 11 00 A M and 7 80 P M Midweek prayer meetings Tuesday evening Mrs Angus Ross Wednesday 7 30 church parlors Official Board meeting Monday 8 o clock Second and Third Quarterly Conference June 7 8 o clock Dist Supt J B Kundert to conduct Cradle Roll Mothers Club June 9 Mrs Lloyd Knotts pres Officers elected: Mrs Lloyd Knotts president Mrs Axel Axelberg vice president Mrs Harry M Hanson secretary Mrs J E Murray treasurer
Ashland and Bayfield sermon times listed for June with Ashland June 4 11 and 18 services at 10:30 A M and 7:30 P M Bayfield June 11 26 and Washburn June 4 7:30 P M 10:30 A M services include offerings and music by the Young Peoples group from Ash.
USDA advices from the Western sheep country show a spring lamb shortage. Montana, Wyoming, Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Nevada produce only 79 percent of a normal lamb crop, shrinking wool supply. Wool and lamb contracts surge as operators seek crop lambs, with prices 9 to 10 cents per pound, higher than last year. Fleeces command 36 to 38 cents a pound on some claims.
Market notes show pool clipping up to 40 cents as ewe shortages strain breeding flocks. Early spring lamb losses due to cold weather and a lagging spring push prices higher for wool production.
Final USDA estimate places 1921 California orange shipments at about 13.05 million boxes. Wind damage of 2.25 million and January freeze of 7.2 million reduce the crop by 9.45 million, or 42 percent of production.
Publication describes a sheriff sale of execution in Ashland County Wisconsin arising from a 1921 judgment in favor of Scott-Taylor Company against Anchor Shipping Co. The property includes land in Government Lots and parcels in sections 7 and 6, township 48 north range 4 west, east and south of a railroad right of way, plus a bay frontage and a 1000 foot waterfront path along Chequamegon, with details from deed records in Bayfield. The sale is scheduled May 25 to June 8, 1961.
Public notices announce sheriff sales of Bayfield County lands and estates in 1922. The notices detail parcels in sections and townships, court actions by Marshall-Wells and administrators, and sale dates from May through July at the Washburn courthouse.
Notice of special term of County Court in Bayfield County to hear sale or incumbrance of let interest in multiple city and land parcels for payment of expenses. Describes property in Washburn and surrounding townships, mortgages totaling $1,175, and homestead details. Filed May 1922 by Axelberg and W. Macle, registrar.
State of Wisconsin circuit court in Bayfield proceeds to foreclose and sell at public auction the North Half of the Northwest Quarter and the North Half of the Northwest Quarter of the Bayview Town lands. Sale set for June 30, 1922 at 10 a.m. at the South Front Door Bayfield County Courthouse Washburn. Heirs and administrators named include Bertha Olson and Ida Bunmei with several others listed as defendants.
Pursuant to an execution issued by the circuit court of Bayfield County the defendant A M Holmgren also known as Albin Holmgren faces sale of the north half of the southeast quarter section 19 township 46 north range 7 west at public auction July 8 1922 at 9 am at the Washburn courthouse. Eastman Kodak Company sues as plaintiff. Sale to satisfy the judgment with interest and costs. Terms cash. Sheriff A W Macleod attorney for plaintiff.
Special term of county court in Washburn Wisconsin will hear the application of Annie R Estabrook administratrix to sell or encumber real estate of D J Estabrook deceased. Property described as SW 1/4 of NE 1/4 section 28 township 49 north range 4 west and Lots 14 15 Springbrook Addition Washburn. May 4 1922. Judge H P Axelberg. Attorney A W MacLeod.
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