Locals Items of Interest Concerning Your Neighbors
Neighborhood notes report Mrs. N J Nelson back from St Paul to run her jewelry store and plan another short stay. Bayfield visitors James Long and Morris Ryder stop by city. Iron River attorney Ernst Sauve transacts business early week. Local notices urge Webster remedies and $1000 contest entry. Creamery Inspector Cook visits Washburn Creamery praising butter quality. Local furniture offerings from Mrs Fahrig. Bayfield businessman O Flanders and Cumberland resident S B Cook visit. Steamer Frank W Hart unloads coal at docks. M E Aid society and Lady Maccabee Sewing Circle announce meetings with hostesses. A land-seekers trip to Herbster from Chicago to view Orchard Valley lands. J J Morgan, James C Quinn, Jesse Jones guests at Hotel Washburn. John A Jacobs visits Washburn. praises spring activity. Street work on 8th avenue completed improving access for workers. Fox Victor Bergquist treated after mule kick. Mr and Mrs Charles Wolff plan Minneapolis trip for health specialist.
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John A. Jacobs
St. Paul
Car Crash Near Watertown Injures Gray Family
A collision on a Watertown road last week left Mr. Gray with four broken ribs and his young son with rib injuries and a severe lip cut requiring stitches. Three others in the second car were also seriously hurt. Gray, who bought the Flint place on the Bayfield road, and his family had recently visited the area.
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Mr. Gray
Flint Place
Bayfield Road
Why not? closed on mayor and police chief order
Acting under Mayor Bryan and Chief of Police Gideon Chauvin the business was ordered shut on Tuesday after persistent complaints. Proprietor John Starr complied under protest as public insistence on law and order grows, warning that Washburn will not return to its older ways.
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Bryan
Gideon Chauvin
John Starr
Washburn
Funeral for Theodore Schnose Held in Bay View
The funeral took place from the late residence in Bay View on Tuesday afternoon at two with Rev. H L Goodrich delivering the sermon. Interment followed in Woodland cemetery. Schnose died Thursday morning after a paralytic stroke. his health had been good prior to the illness.
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Theodore Schnose
Bayview
H. L. Goodrich
Woodland
Schnose
Pine Street foundation project for Joe Arseneau
Community note records several local visits and moves. Harold Rude traveled from Superior to the city for a few days with friends. Andrew Rockstad visited from Minneapolis for several days to attend to business. G A Lien and family moved into the Ole Dahl residence on 4th street after its sale. Abe Segal of Walker Minnesota visited with friends. Mr and Mrs T O Taraldson and daughter of Minneapolis visited with relatives. Miss Racheal Wieman of Duluth spent time with her parents. Charles Wolff returned from the Ashland hospital after two weeks of medical treatment. Tom Kearns remodeled his East 5th street home and plans to repaint. A lost parcel containing five yards of white embroidery banding and two spools of silk was offered for reward. A brass tail lamp was found on Ashland road between Washburn and Nash. proprietor must pay charges and prove ownership.
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G. A. Lien
Ole Dahl
4Th Street
Lien
Abe Segal
Walker, Minn
T. O Taraldson
Minneapolis
Racheal Wieman
Duluth
Harry Wieman
Charles Wolff
Ashland
Tom Kearns
East 5Th Street
Call for hitching posts for farmers teams in city
Citizens urge the Commercial Club to arrange hitching posts along a side street to replace tying horses to Bayfield street poles. With rising auto traffic it is unsafe to tie along the thoroughfare, and iron posts with chains are proposed as a temporary solution.
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Bayfield Street
Commercial Club
Ministers Urge W C T U Organizing In Arkansas
Mrs Lila Carlin Moore national organizer reports rapid W C T U growth in Arkansas where eleven members grew to forty two in a year. ministers helped arrange meetings to form unions and support progress despite financial strain. Alabama lawmakers push prohibition as top first order, clearing way for other business.
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Lila Carlin Moore
Arkansas
Alabama
Community church schedules and events listed
Washburn Ashland and Bayfield services spread across June with morning and evening hours. Sunday school at noon. Special service at Four Mile Creek school house. Vikings group meets next Wednesday at Henry Stock’s home. Thursday prayer meeting. Parochial School begins next Monday at Lincoln School house.
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Four Mile Creek
Henry Stock
Lincoln School
School's end nears as long summer break arrives
A local note highlights students finishing Friday and three months free from studies. It records social visits by Sol Coris and family, Mrs. George Moore, Florence Oberts, and the Kohn sisters. Ralph Warden returns from surgery. Ole Dahl moves into the Wescott home. A new April 20 law requires schools to display the United States flag and teach flag reverence during sessions.
Understanding Black Bears and Their Attacks
The text explains how black bears defend themselves and attack, noting their powerful forepaws and jaws, potential to kill even large prey like caribou, and occasional aggression when surprised, crowded, wounded, or annoyed. It emphasizes variability in animal behavior and the limits of general rules.
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America
Spain's Arbitration Court Noted as Unique Civil Remedy
Thomas W. Palmer Jr. praises Spain's arbitration court as a distinctive and effective means to settle civil suits. All parties may opt for arbitration at any litigation stage, except for political rights or state-involved matters. Arbitrators are lawyers aged 25 or older, up to five members, with appeals directly to the territorial appeal court.
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Spain
Arbitration Court
Thomas W. Palmer, Jr
Holland's Abode of Peace in Zeist Moravians Enduring Quiet Life
Zeist in Holland hosts a Moravian religious community for over 150 years. The sober gray buildings sit in cultivated grounds where members live a Quaker-like simple life. Goods, especially tinware, are modestly made and sold in small rooms with plain counters, not shoplike.
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Zeist
Holland
London Chronicle
Quotations on Relatives and Nations From The Globe
A compact item cites a joke about asking relatives for a loan and a remark on nations producing good men attributed to Lessing. The snippet presents dialogue between a woman and a tramp and a brief aside about productive peoples.
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Jack
New York Globe
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