Ashland Hearing Hails Chequamegon Bay Harbor as World Class
The joint US Canada waterway inquiry in Ashland featured praise for Chequamegon Bay as a premier deep water harbor. Officials from Wisconsin Michigan and Bayfield outlined traffic needs and the bay’s sheltering Apostle Islands while stressing a Great Lakes to sea canal would aid industry including iron, dairy, and paper.
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Chequamegon Bay
Henry A. Powell
Canada
Ashland
Burnham
Apostle Islands
Powell
Sidney
Australia
Wisconsin
Michigan
Washburn
Joint Commission
United States
Great Lakes
Obadiah Gardner
Maine
C. D. Clark
Wyoming
Whitehead Klutz
Washington D. C
Dominion of Canada
Charles A. McGrath
Commission
Chamber of Commerce of
Elks Club
Court House
C. A. Lamoreaux
C. N. Cramer
Wilkinson
Bayfield
Great Northwest
E. A. Hayes
California
Geethic Range
Minnesota
Judson Rosenbush
Appleton
Dean Russell
Wisconsin Agricultural College
Russell
Guy Burnham
F. T. Beers
Beers
E. J. Delwiche
Roy Wilcox
Eau Claire
Close Bayfield Beats Washburn 4 to 3 in Rivalry Game
A rattling good baseball game in this city last Sunday afternoon ended 4 to 3 with Bayfield defeating Washburn. Manager Joanis announces two July games at Washburn against Bayfield on the 4th and 5th and a July 11th game with Bessemer. Next Sunday the locals travel to Ironwood to face the strong Ironwood team.
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Bayfield
Washburn
Joanis
Bessemer
Ironwood
Local visitors flock to city on a day of arrivals
John Rogers arrives from the South to spend time with old friends and visits the Alfred Marsh residence. William Arnison is due back today from Ashland hospital after an extended stay. O A Lamoreaux and wife of Duluth are in town visiting.
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John Rogers
Alfred Marsh
William Arnison
Ashland Hospital
O. A. Lamoreaux
Duluth
City
Sunday services at First Congregational Church
Sunday School begins at 9 45 A M with preaching at 11 A M and 7 30 P M. Weeknight service is Wednesday at 7 30 P M. You are invited to attend.
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First Congregational Church
Supreme Court Upholds Constitutional Prohibition
Washington June 7 The Supreme Court today declared the Constitutional Prohibition amendment valid and in full force. The decision marks a sweeping victory for the wets and dries, with hard liquor outlawed nationwide and beer and light wines also prohibited under current definitions.
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Washington, D.C
Supreme Court of the
United States of America
United States
Congress
Legals and Health Notes On Grasshoppers And County Issues
A Wisconsin county agent report warns grasshopper outbreaks may be unusually abundant this year with suggested control measures and a poison-bait recipe. The piece also covers a bankruptcy referee ruling on the Segal partnership and argues for county nurse support citing a Columbia study on rural child health and the burden of tax-funded programs.
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W. E. Brubaker
H. F. Wilson
The
State University
V. E. Brubaker
Washburn
Wis
Belive
Door
Kewaunee
Circus Parade and Two Showings Arrive in Washburn
The Campbell Bailey Hutchinson combined circus Wild West and Menagerie visits Washburn on Thursday June 17. A parade starts at noon with two performances at 2 pm and 8 pm behind the Ball Park on Omaha Street. The show promises clean modern acts and top animal performers for a family outing.
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Campbell-Bailey- Hutchinson
Neck of the Woods
Ball Park
Omaha St
Washburn
Nor Luth Church Services and Vikings Meeting
Nor Luth Church Christ Pastor Christiansen announces services next Sunday at 10 30 am and 7 30 pm No Sunday School The Vikings meet at Mrs Arnt Pederson s home West Bayfeld Street Wednesday evening Prayer meeting Thursday evening
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Vikings
Arnt Pederson
W. Bayfeld
City Prohibits Street Dumping by Public Works Order
Notice bans dumping rubbish glass and grass into streets with threat of prosecution for violators and is issued by the Board of Public Works.
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Board of Public Works
County Nurse Report to Health Committee Details June Meeting
Summary of activities for January through May including 42 schools visited 1024 pupils inspected 60 health talks 18 public meetings 22 parents counseled 65 patient visits 60 home visits 25 professional visits 85 diphtheria tests and cultures. Attended State Public Health Nurses Conference at Madison late March to early April and passed state board exam April 2. Noted patient cases treated at Sparta and Ashland. Describes clerical workflow with disease records, parent notices, and monthly reporting to State Board of Health.
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County Heath
Madison
Yook
Sparta
Ashland
State Board of Health
Fishermen Nels Oscar Moris and Elliott Oscar on Iron River trip
Nels M Oscar James Moris and Elliott Oscar enjoyed a fishing trip out to the Iron River over Sunday.
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Nels M. Oscar
James Moris
Elliott Oscar
Iron River
Sanday
Special School Election to be Held Next Tuesday
The city schedules a special election to decide changing from a local to a district system to allow bonding and higher taxes for a new high school costing around 175000 with land and equipment. The Times urges a NO vote, citing high costs and alleged state aid risks and recommending deferral.
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Board of Education
Times
State Superintendent of Schools
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International Commission
Great Lakes St. Lawrence Water Way
G. H. Waters
Pastor
Supreme Court
Paris
Madison, Wis
University
Jake Segal
L. Segal & Bros
Superior
Sanborn
United States Court
Thomas D. Ward
Columbia University
Lse
Wisconsin Agriculturist
Nor. Luth
Chr
Christiansen
State Department
Agricultural Department
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