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Newspaper
Washburn Times
Location
Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
9
Washburn Printing Co publishes the journal with editor Robinson and a yearly subscription of $2. Advertising rates are available on application. The item is entered at the Washburn Wisconsin post office as second class mail matter.
Washington Letter reports the Supreme Court decision deeming labor unions an institution and amenable to Sherman anti trust law. It covers unions in coal, gas and rail contexts, government wartime recognition, and ongoing tariff and subsidy debates shaping policy and taxes.
A letter from the National Association of Retail Clothiers warns that Fordney Tariff Bill wool rates of 33c per pound could push clothing prices higher. Editors note a general wool price rise recently, with estimates of $3 to $5 more per suit and up to $7.50 more for overcoats once rates take effect. Retailers fear renewed press attacks as prices climb.
Government weather crop and market reports will be broadcast daily from Arlington and Great Lakes Navy stations. W. A. Wheeler leads radio work for the Agriculture Department and expects rebroadcasting by radio telephone to reach the eastern two thirds of the United States. Plans include Pacific and Rocky Mountain market news in the near future. Also small ads note Garland City listings and a sale of a sawing machine with 2½ hp engine.
Patrons of the Benoit cooperative creamery plan their annual picnic on Thursday June 22 at the creamery premises. The event invites local residents and members to enjoy community fellowship and refreshments.
Herb Brown of Sutherland spent days in Mason this week in stalling air friction carburators. Mr Stelter of the Bayfield Investment Association returned after a Minneapolis business trip. Miss Marie Olson of Grand View visited at the Mason Hotel Sunday evening. Charles Tietdets Gordon Herrig and Raymond Snow left Mason Monday for Bayfield to pick strawberries. County Agent Brubaker called Tuesday. Moland church plans a Fourth of July celebration for surrounding communities in Rev Yderstad parsonage park.
Classified notice announces pigs for sale at Tetaner's farm market, with a contact line to call for subscription to The Times.
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