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Washburn Times

Location

Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1915

Page

5

Locals Note Extensive Cross City Travel and Work

Local residents report business trips to Duluth Medford Eau Claire Iron River Madison and Ashland. Notables include Ella Smith Chester Pa and DuPont in City Point Va. Masons in Milwaukee. Ham mond Dairy barn work advances. teachers examine in Bayfield County with many others visiting or returning home.

Avery Smith Chester City Point Smith DuPont Company Smiths Ole Ramstead Eau Claire Florence Hammond Bayfield County Isadore Miller Bayview F. O. Tarbox

Mrs Ambly Dies After Illness at 48 in City

Mrs Hannah Ambly widow of Hans Ambly died Saturday evening at 3 o clock at her West Pine street home after stomach illness. Born in Norway she came to the U S at six and later settled in Star Prairie and then the city. Funeral Monday at Woodland Cemetery with Rev Chr Christiansen of the Norwegian Lutheran church officiating. Survivors include husband Hans daughter Edna and Gladys, plus sisters Mrs Bracon of Plum City and Mrs Nerhougen of St Paul and brothers Ed Olson of Star Prairie and Olef Olson of Deer River with families.

Joe Atty Hires Amhl Thes City West Pine Street Ambly Chr. Christiansen Norwegian Lutheran Church Woodland Hannah Ambly Norway Star Prairie Wis

Thanks for support after bereavement from community

The family extends sincere gratitude to friends neighbors and the Ladies and Knights of the Maccabees for help during their bereavement and for the generous floral offerings from Mr. Hans Ambly and daughter.

Knights of the Maccabees Hans Ambly

New Madison Dobie anti cigarette law threatens illegal sales

The Dobie law makes it unlawful to dispose of give away or keep for sale any cigarettes or cigarette supplies without a license. It targets dealers and minors access but a Milwaukee test case will probe whether an individual may legally give cigarettes to others.

Madison Milwaukee

Ottstadt Opens New Photo Studio Over Post Office

R C Ottstadt announces the new photo studio in rooms over the Post Office is now open. With years of experience he guarantees first class work to handle all photography business.

R. C. Ottstadt Ottstadt

Congregational Church Schedule and Lost Embroidery

Regular worship at 10 30 a m sermon title The Unreturning Majority. Christian Endeavor at 7 p m evening service at 8 o clock Sunday school in charge collection for church education work. O W Smith minister. Lost parcel contains five yards white embroidery banding and two spools silk finder rewarded at office.

Congregational Church O. W. Smith Same

Temperance group questions Bayfield court subpoenas in two blind pig cases

The Civic League reports on State vs Bergen and State vs Weigan in Bayfield County Circuit Court. Detectives Meade and Dons gathered evidence after a February raid and warrants were sworn by Meade. Subpoenas to witnesses were mishandled by the District Attorney and not served, leaving the cases in cold storage awaiting trial.

Washburn Bayfield County State Bergen Weigan Meade Dons Women’s Christian Temperance Union Temperance Crandon Circuit Court The Civic League

Military Prisons and the Wary War Cartoon

In a satirical wartime tirade the speaker mocks the poor conditions of POW camps in both Germany and England. He suggests both sides failed to fund modern prisons and quips that after a future war they should advertise a dream prison with luxuries to induce surrender.

Germany England

Better Horses and War Demand Drives Horse Breeding

The United States has spent several million dollars on horses for war purposes. Demand centers on stout work horses for cavalry and artillery. Buyers from various countries have scoured counties with persistent demand remaining unmet. The drive to drain the horse nest aims to raise a better breed, signaling the broncho’s demise as the government continues efforts.

United States

Breeding for Superior Horses Amid War Demand

The text notes a long effort to breed better horses as demand rises to replace wartime losses. It underscores that higher quality stock will fill the gap, with emphasis on improved breeds to meet needs.

Schedule of Services Across Towns by Rev A Road

A list of church service times set by Rev. A Road across Ashland Bayfield Washburn Houghton and Birch Lake. Services include morning and evening slots from June 13 to June 28 with multiple locations and dates.

Ashland Bayfield Washburn

Advertising pays off for farmers says Iowa planter

F W Habicht of near Avoca endorses advertising after testifying at Iowa State College farmers short course. He recounted sending a postcard to the Avoca Journal editor to improve ads and reported rapid sales of hogs poultry and a call after his ad appeared in the home paper.

F. W. Habicht Iowa Avoca F. W. Beckman Iowa State College Avoca Journal Habicht

Ancient Greek Training Values Play in Early Education

The Athenians began boys in the palestra at age seven with outdoor gymnastics and play. By ten or eleven, and through adolescence, schooling emphasized hygiene, exercise, and open-air activities. The result was a highly regarded type of man admired for physical and intellectual prowess, echoed in modern schooling.

Palestra Galton Kansas City Star

Found Hat Between Washburn and Barksdale

A ladies hat found between Washburn and Barksdale is offered to the owner who claims it by paying for this notice.

Washburn Barksdale

Explaining Gravitation’s Law From a Scientific American Note

A quotation from Scientific American discusses the idea of gravitation. It notes that questioning a scientist about why a stone falls often yields uncertainty. The piece compares current views to the old notion that earth and stone attract each other, framing gravity as a gradually clarified concept through experiment.

Scientific American

It Is Extravagance to Buy Dress Lining

A light exchange from the New York Herald frames a domestic moment over fabric costs. A wife notes extravagance while the husband defends a bargain at $1.98 a yard, prompting curiosity about the exact price and value.

New York Herald

The White Death Storm of Alaska

A feared Arctic fog known as the white death fills the air with tiny ice particles. It is impossibly thick and exposure outdoors for any length leads to certain death for humans.

Alaska

A Constant Reminder Jokes at Hat Wings Remark

A Louisville Courier-Journal quip notes a wife seeking wings for her hat as a playful reminder about address and affection. The exchange centers on language and fashion in domestic life.

Louisville Courier-Journal

Sleepy Sermons and Sin in Sleepy Sentences

A witty remark by Sydney Smith about preachers who treat sin as if it vanishes by deep sleep. The quote contrasts sermonizing with the idea of sin being removed through slumber rather than moral change.

Sydney Smith

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