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Newspaper
Washburn Times
Location
Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1903
Page
3
The Times Newspaper announces weekly publication by J. E. Jones as editor and publisher. The paper bills itself as the only all home print weekly in Bayfield County and lists a subscription price of $2.00 per year with Thursday issues.
In Mouroe Wisconsin Mrs Anna M Noggle and Mrs Hiram Johnson born 1815 mark 88th birthday with a family reunion at the Puffer home. Noggle widow of Judge David Noggle former Idaho chief justice, first time death touched the family circle. Both twins survived as youngest of fifteen and long active lives.
The Wisconsin Geological and Natural History Survey releases its tenth bulletin a 340 page report by E R Buckley now State Geologist of Missouri. It details highway conditions in Wisconsin cities and towns with 106 plates 26 maps and county by county sketches and pavement costs and improvements. It covers highway classification materials drainage tests and wear resistance of local stone.
A report advises on pavement types for various conditions aimed at the general public rather than engineers. It emphasizes informed road construction and invites readers to request the Survey's published report for 30 cents to cover transport costs.
All ladies and children unable to bear harsh laxatives are invited to try De Witt's Little Early Risers. They claim not to purge the system and even a double dose won’t gripe or sicken. Endorsed by W. H. Howell of Houston and Bob Moore of Lafayette. Sold by Fox Bros.
An old medical ad explains constant motion harms kidneys and promotes Foley's Kidney Cure. It cites locomotive engineer Geo EK Hansen of Lima Ohio as suffering from engine vibration and finding relief only after using Foley's Kidney Cure, with Frost Spies as sellers.
Advertises a kidney cure from Frost and Spies claiming to restore kidney function for better health. The brief states no good health without sound kidneys and touts Joley's kidney remedy as fixing the kidneys.
Physicians describe Adolf Lorenz as charming and frank despite his famed bloodless methods. He avoids alcohol and warm milk is preferred. he studies English, admires feminine beauty, and shows interest in theater and German actors during visits with colleagues in New York.
An 1880s New York Evening Journal verse note celebrates spring across seasons and scenes. It evokes robin songs, melted snows, budding flowers, green carpets, and geese in the sky. The poem urges youthful eyes to savor nature amid busy life.
Dr. L W Ely a student of the Viennese surgeon warns that rush to bloodless surgery without study may cause failures. He cites Lorenz’s careful approach at Roosevelt Hospital, noting the need for extensive practice and precise pressure to avoid breaks, and predicts a future shift to the bloodless method with caution.
In a Harper's Bazaar vignette by Carolyn Wells, a curious traveler encounters a Christmas gift exchange filled with trinkets. The bustling crowd browses misfit presents and trades for items they prefer, revealing a clever seasonal scheme.
Official directory lists Chairman Nels Nelson Supervisors Ed alee Treasurer Nels Lee Clerk Charles O Lowder Assessor alg or Hughes and Chief of Police O Wescott.
Passenger trains on the south and north routes run daily at 8 30 a m 10 85 a m 11 55 a m 1 25 p m 2 49 p m 3 35 p m 6 30 p m with Sunday service at 11 55 a m 1 25 p m and 2 49 p m. Connect at Ashland Junction for southbound trains and for St Paul Chicago. Orders for schedules can be obtained from W Frost pharmacist Washburn Wisconsin.
49 departures from Ashland at 4 15 and 5 30 p m. boats skip lumber docks at Washburn on outbound leg but stop on return and all other trips. 7 15 a m run connects with Wisconsin Central at Ashland for Gogebic Range and all points south. FO TARBOX secretary.
Frank B Hicks M D is listed as a resident physician in Washburn Wisconsin in this archival entry. The note identifies his professional title and town of practice within the state.
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