Washburn Weekly edition notes advertising rates
The Times published weekly announces advertising rates and mentions an application. Editorial notes indicate Washburn Printing Co. under D. A. Robinson, editor, in Washburn Wisconsin. June 9, 1911.
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Newspaper
Washburn Times
Location
Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
4
The Times published weekly announces advertising rates and mentions an application. Editorial notes indicate Washburn Printing Co. under D. A. Robinson, editor, in Washburn Wisconsin. June 9, 1911.
The article questions petition tactics against a bill and supports government legal action to prosecute trust company officials. It remarks on past fines borne by consumers via price increases and praises cultural exchange with Waseda University’s baseball team while urging friendship over conflict.
The piece portrays Wisconsin leader LaFollette as combative with the administration and Supreme Court while noting his efforts to enact laws now widely accepted by the public. It asserts his enduring influence and predicts he will prevail in the end.
Despite a dry season elsewhere, Bayfield County reports lush vegetation and a new push to store feed with silos and expanded corn and pea planting. Farmers note drought harmed feed less here and discuss how express companies handle high rates, contrasting it with broader graft concerns and Lorimer.
Kenfield Lamoreaux box factory resumed operations on Monday morning after a brief closure of a couple of weeks. Machinery was repaired during the downtime and the plant is now running in fine shape. The institution employs a good many men.
The Maccabee Ladies host a card party and apron sale at Hotel Washburn on Monday evening June 19. Ice cream and cake will be served. Admission is 5 cents.
Local items report Calder at Grand Lodge in Milwaukee as a Washburn delegate, visitors from Tacoma and Omaha departing for Iron River, police and road work disruptions due to farm season, a death in the Jones family, rye farming praise, ads for Times Directory, road repairs talks, and council actions including library board appointments and street repairs.
The remedy is recommended for chronic kidney and bladder issues. It aims to regulate the kidney and bladder action while providing healing, strengthening, and bracing effects.
Thelma is presented in this city at the Opera House Saturday night with a strong company and splendid production. The Duluth News-Tribune praised the Duluth run for its creditable staging and balanced cast. Manager G A Lien witnessed the Ashland show and guarantees the attraction. The piece is urged for readers who know the book. Also notes on local meetings, travel plans, and minor notices.
Paul Foust of Milwaukee visited Bayfield county late last week to explore fruit lands with several others. They aim to form a company to develop a mammoth fruit orchard in the area.
A Washburn resident Mrs. M Shonona reports kidney problems improved by Doan's Kidney Pills. The ad urges readers to buy Doan's Regulates as a gentle alternative to harsh laxatives and lists Foster Milburn Co as U S agents with price 50 cents.
F S Rexford of 615 New York Life Building Kansas City Missouri says a severe cold settled in his back and kidneys and two bottles of the remedy did him a world of good with it sold by all druggists.
The undersigned applies to the Mayor and Common Council of Washburn for a license to William Burns to sell strong intoxicating liquors for on premise consumption at Lot 4 Block 59 original Washburn townsite. Bondsmen named are George Morgan and E C Stevens. Dated June 6 1911.
Coming to Ashland at the Knight Hotel for three days the United Doctors licensed in Wisconsin present free consultation examination and advice for deformities and chronic diseases. They claim to cure stomach and nerve ailments and several conditions without surgery or pain, urging patients to report results to friends.
Free three day medical guidance outreach offers care to incurable or suffering individuals. Married ladies should bring husbands and minors with parents. Office hours 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on June 12 13 and 14 at Knight Hotel Ashland Wis.
Reverend P Petersen of the Wisconsin Orphans' Home Finding Association toured Washburn this week on his annual visit. He invites families willing to adopt a baby or child to contact the office at 819 Corn Street, Sta. A., Green Bay Wisconsin.
Mrs. bo G. Whiting of 360 Willow St Akron Ohio describes severe kidney trouble with backaches headaches and dizziness. After using Foley Kidney Pills as directed she reports rapid relief and improved vision and health. For sale by all druggists.
Public notice style advertisement urging readers to keep blood pure with Burdock Blood Bitter. Claims improve health by eating simply, exercising, and staying clean, stating the product is sold by all druggists.
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