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Newspaper
Washburn Times
Location
Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
9
Advertisers are advised that advertising rates for the Washburn Times are available on request. The publication is issued weekly on Thursdays in Washburn Wisconsin and is entered as second class mail. Rates are published at the post office for local subscribers.
The Times editor refutes claims that the paper serves organized wealth and lists actions showing support for farmers and laborers. He questions who the so called powerful interests are and demands names and facts behind fraud allegations. He notes prior wartime advertising and defends fair pay and ethical conduct.
President Harding urges business leaders to purge conscience from commerce while Herbert Hoover presses coal operators for cost control to avert price rises. The piece discusses Senator Reed in Missouri politics, Republican and Democratic tariff maneuvers, League of Nations disarmament efforts, and a DOJ fraud prosecutions fund amid a wave of national political realignments. It notes Beveridge and Pinchot victories and女性 voters blamed for polling forecasts.
Salt beds cover forty square miles in Nova Scotia with a single bed described as about 900 feet wide and eighty feet deep. Experts note significant salt deposits across the region and potential for mining operations.
A concise quotation notes that a nation's history is often best understood through works not sold as history, offering a provocative view on how to study the past. The remark frames history as a lens shaped by broader writings rather than strict chronicles.
This brief item surveys a Boston Transcript quip about self absorbed men, notes daily needle consumption of eight million, and mentions a Roman 69 A.D. coin displaying bagpipes. The entries are brief and creatorless, listing unrelated curiosities.
Miss Bessie Nourse returns to Salmo to occupy her summer cottage through fall. Col Reichart of Watertown arrives to supervise Bayfield’s Washington avenue storm sewer installations. Mrs Henry Weber and daughters move to Marshfield. Mr and Mrs Graydon Robison welcome a seven pound baby boy born Monday.
Jack Farrow, a well known former Bayfield resident, travels to Ashland to organize a new business venture. He gathers local support and outlines plans for the venture during a city visit.
Mr Farrow transacted business in Ashland and bought a new truck from Fiege Garage before returning to Ashland. He has organized the F M Beverage Supply Co with Ashland interests, planning to manufacture pasteurized sweet drinks and cider syrups with a capital of five thousand dollars and a plant nearly ready for operation.
Announcement from Washburn notes the marriage in the city last Wednesday of Mrs. Joe DeGuise of Bayfield to Mr. Frank J. Cake of Washburn. The ceremony occurred at St. Louis Catholic Church in Washburn with Rev. Fr. Borucki officiating.
The ceremony honored the groom with his son Bernard J. Gabe as best man while the bride was attended by her daughter Mrs. Carl Olson of Bayfield. Mrs. DeGuise, a longtime Bayfield resident, is celebrated for her community ties and friendship.
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