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Newspaper
Washburn Times
Location
Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
4
The Washburn Times with Washburn Printing Co publishers and W A Robinson as editor. Local readers are informed of the paper’s production team and editorial leadership, signaling continued community reporting and publication service.
Miss Anna Cosgrove a Red Cross nurse who served in France with American forces died in New York from a paralytic stroke after landing home. The 24 year old Eau Claire native was a St Luke's Hospital graduate who lately returned from overseas service. funeral plans to be held in Eau Claire as her family travels there.
The Washburn family faces a sudden bereavement and the community expresses heartfelt sympathy and support for friends and relatives during this difficult time.
At the Methodist Church on Sunday at 10 30 Organ voluntary Chimes Stanley Koenig Hymn 408 Lead on O King eternal Invocation Mr Harry Hansen Song Tis Summer Primary Children Address Stanley Koenig Offering for Chile fund The Call of the Bell Spirit of Knowledge Florence Manning Consecration of Little Children Beginners and 1st Primary Opal Thoreson Song of Invitation Benediction Song of Service The Flowers Flag Group Scout Groups Message of Democracy Belgian National Song Italian National Song Rule Brittania Marseillaise Star Spangled Banner Recessional America the Beautiful Spirit of Knowledge Lillian Larson
Minna Sickert plans to open a chiropractic office in the Mitchell building on April 23, occupying rooms formerly used by Dr. Buzzard. Leona Koenig, daughter of Mr and Mrs H C Koenig, visited Ashland Monday for a tonsil removal operation.
Sheriff James M. Long will sell at public vendue on July 12 1919 at 10 am at the courthouse in Washburn the SW quarter and W half of SE quarter of section 27 township 49 north range 9 west Bayfield County to satisfy amounts due to T A Loveland plaintiff and Frank P Pilcher et al defendants.
By judgment of foreclosure dated May 4 1918 the Bayfield County Sheriff will sell July 3 1919 at 10 AM at the South Front Door Washburn Wisconsin the SE Qtr NE Qtr and NE 4 of SE 4 and N half of SE 4 of Sec 20 Township 50 North Range 4 West containing 109 acres with improvements to satisfy the judgment and costs.
The State of Wisconsin suit names numerous heirs and trustees including Jacob Vender Byl Bertha Kenfield Axel Johnson Hiram L Pishon Abby L Benjamin and many others claiming rights in lands described across multiple townships and ranges. The summons orders defendants to appear within twenty days to defend or face judgment. The action affects title to extensive parcels including sections 28 6 10 1 12 34 36 25 6 8 12 22 2 34 and 2 in various townships and ranges within Bayfield County.
The Bayfield County Court announces a June 1919 special term to hear Charlotte Gautschi's petition to probate John Gautschi's will and appoint an executor. A regular October term will address all claims, with proofs due by September 20, 1919, to avoid bar.
Double story building on Bayfield Street occupied by Beck barber shop offers good income on the purchase price. Call W. A. Robinson for particulars. Bayfield County City of Washburn In Municipal Court for Bayfield.
The Chequamegon Co-Operative Creamery Company of Washburn Wisconsin amends its articles of incorporation changing the name to Chequamegon Co-Operative Creamery. The Secretary of State certificate is on file with Bayfield County records. All business will be conducted under the new name. Dated May 19, 1919.
State of Wisconsin Bayfield County notices a special term of the County Court at Washburn on June 24 1919 at 10 o clock for the examination and allowance of final account of administrator John Johnson and for the assignment of the residue of the estates of Andrew A Johnson and Katherine Johnson deceased by order of County Judge H P Axelberg dated May 29 1919.
Norma H. Ecke of Oshkosh Wisconsin filed on July 16 1918 an application No 04440 to purchase timber and land in Section 36 Township 60 North Range 6 West 4P Meridian under the Timber and Stone Law. Land and timber valued at 80 and 120 dollars with final proof set for July 29 1919 before the Wausau Register and Receiver. Protests or contests may be filed with corroborated affidavits. Witnesses include C G Baumann Elizabeth MacKinnon Ben Vandeventer and Alex Butterfield.
Notice from the Bayfield County Court of Wisconsin concerning the estate of Antony Rahan deceased dated May 29 to June 12. The filing outlines probate actions and necessary dates for interested parties to respond or appear as required by law.
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