Advertising Rates Made Known in Washburn Notice
The Times of Washburn Wisconsin notes an advertising rates application and files the notice for public display. No further details are provided in the readable text.
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Newspaper
Washburn Times
Location
Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
3
The Times of Washburn Wisconsin notes an advertising rates application and files the notice for public display. No further details are provided in the readable text.
Governor La Follette named Prof. Meyer and Halford Erickson along with Nils Haugen to a new railroad rate commission. The state senate rejected Haugen and balked at the group, saying the nominees lack strength. Erickson and Meyer were accepted. Haugen failed 18 to 0.
The article notes railroad companies push federal rate regulation and expand influence beyond major papers. It highlights a Wisconsin syndicated pamphlet urging editors to run material, while The Times A criticizes the move and calls for Congress to curb discriminatory rates. The piece also reports the President delaying departure from Washington to June 26 for Oyster Bay, with possible further delay.
James L. Gatss of Milwaukee spearheaded a 19th century push for a new county from Chippewa’s north half, then a bill passed under suspension changed the proposed name to Rusk, drawing legislative criticism.
The text notes public figures like Mr Gates failing to deliver on county promises while war shifts from Russian and Japanese conflict toward potential peace talks. It suggests a fragile lull may yield lasting peace if Russia endures continued pressure from Japan.
Joan Barnes of Rhinelander named as the third member of the railroad rate commission. He is recognized as an able man and will strengthen the commission, contrasting with the senate refused to confirm Nels P Haugen.
France and Germany exchange sharp diplomatic notes over the Morocco issue prompting headlines about a great European war, though public belief in a clash remains low.
Washington observers note Kiaochou Bay fortifications fit a chain of German naval bases extending from the Caroline and Ladrone islands toward the Philippines. The port was seized as German spoil from the China-Japan conflict negotiations reshaping East Asia, underscoring wider European naval aims.
A series of maxims from the Atchison Globe admonishes readers to pursue opportunity, avoid vanity, value honest feedback, and read letters before sending. It warns against worthless advice and notes the persuasive power of politeness and appearances in arguments.
In an English inquest a female witness used the given name Noah. The coroner noted the rarity, then learned the name appears in Numbers chapter 36 verse 11 among the daughters of Zelophehad Mahlah Tirzah Hoglah Milecah and Noah, confirming the biblical basis.
Lace bark trees yield a natural lace in sheets usable for mantillas collars and curtains. Only four trees hold practical value and a few early specimens exist in Europe. The material is cream white, light, and remarkably strong when rolled into a string. it requires two sheets for shawls and veils.
The article narrates falconry's appeal to English kings from Richard I to Elizabeth I and James I, with anecdotes of hunts, hawk gifts, and a king's muddy mishap. It then shifts to a Chicago Daily Review promotion touting a four page paper, daily magazine article, market reports, and subscription rates of 1 dollar yearly.
The advertisement claims Fol ey s Kidney Cure converts fear of Bright s disease and diabetes into gratitude by curing kidney ailments. A testimonial from Marion Lee of Dunreath Ind says eight doctors failed but three bottles made her well.
Advertisement touts Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as the original cough syrup that opens the bowels to cure croup and bronchial illnesses. Claims ease for coughs colds and whooping cough with honey bee emblem and red clover on the bottle sold by Fox Bros. Also promotes Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea for nerves and red blood with 35 cents price.
An adv ises that cosmetics fail to remove pallor and dull skin and promotes liver health as the source of purity. Green's August Flower is said to cleanse blood and improve complexion while curing constipation biliousness and nervousness. A trial bottle costs 25 cents and regular 75 cents at Frost and Spies.
Boschee's German Syrup is promoted as the only market remedy that relieves and cures consumption. It claims to use pure tar extracts and other endorsed ingredients to treat coughs and colds, offering night rest and easier morning expectoration. Available in small bottles for 25 cents and regular bottles at 75 cents at Frost & Spies.
The D S and A Ry offers round trip excursion fares from Saxon to Detroit 16.00 Toledo 17.00 Cleveland 18.00 Buffalo 20.70. Fares on sale Fridays June 16 to August 26 1905 with return valid through September 15 1905. Meals and berths extra on steamer. Apply to A B Nobie, ticket agent.
Classified ad seeks an honest energetic experienced grocery salesman familiar with Bayfield County. Requires state experience present occupation and references. Respond to P O Box 388 Chicago.
The notice urges immediate use of Foley's Kidney Cure claiming it cures slight disorders in days and can cure Bright's disease diabetes and other kidney problems thought incurable. Frost and Spies promote starting now to prevent serious outcomes.
Several hundred cull ce dar posts for sale at 4c each. First class posts for farm fencing. Also one lot of stove wood at 50c per load. Fower Jacoss Co.
The advertisement touts DeWitt & Co witch hazel salve as penetrating pores with antiseptic and healing effects. It claims to subdue inflammation and cure burns, cuts, eczema, tetter, ringworm, piles, and other skin diseases, available from Fox Bros.
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