Advertising Rates Set At $2 A Year
An old notice announces advertising rates at two dollars per year with details of the application process and available spaces.
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Newspaper
Washburn Times
Location
Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
4
An old notice announces advertising rates at two dollars per year with details of the application process and available spaces.
Locals report three steamers F B Squires M A Hannah and A B Upson at Northwestern Fuel docks with car loads of coal. A three year old was bitten in the face by a dog requiring a physician. Two Monnette children had small pox but are nearly over it and quarantine will end soon. 160 acres land with timber for sale within twenty days see W A Robinson. Ted Bryan received three stitches after a plank struck him on the dock at Stearns Lumber yesterday. Stevens and Stevens vaudeville act to perform at the Orpheum Thursday and Friday nights.
A New York Press piece recalls the scarlet paint dab marking a fallen ironworker on a high rise skeleton. The interview describes 300 foot peril, fatal risks, and how crews nearby react to save a comrade before the day ends.
Mraslin described as a pliable tasteless harmless coating for hams in Bohemia. Report claims it is easily removed and acts as a preservative.
In a corridor incident Speaker Cannon taunts the Rev Henry N. Couden chaplain of the House of Representatives. A gallery visitor is let in to see Cannon praying, then exclaims hypocrite and mocks the scene as Couden prays.
Poem by Hamlin Garland asks how to act justly amid poverty and sorrow. The speaker seeks guidance from trusted seers to purge pain, help the poor, and choose righteous paths over material gains. The verse expresses a heart aflame to do what is right.
A Supreme Court session ends arguments when the court finds no merit in the plaintiff in error's claim. Chief Justice Waite remarks that the court does not care to hear further argument, prompting a humorous exchange after Justice Carpenter’s windy opening.
Two strangers share a table in a dining car and form a bond over finding food. One asks for a lower berth for his elderly mother, offering to swap. the other agrees and is revealed as the poor traveler’s generous benefactor, who ends up sharing his own berth with the young man.
Itching bleeding piles yield to Dean's Ointment. Chronic cases relieved, finally cured. Druggists sell them. For sale cheap five acres cleared, twelve acres brushed, small house, large barn, hayshed in southwest quarter of section 23-49-5. Two other forts in same location. Details call Carl Holm Lund on 3rd Street and 8th Avenue West.
In Mexico freight classification puzzled a station agent as tramps overran a town. To ship them out, authorities hired stock cars and faced how to bill of lading. They designated the load as perishable curiosities unfit to eat, avoiding passenger-rate penalties and duties.
A West Philadelphia family addresses a slang episode at dinner triggered by a bright daughter who repeats uncultured phrases. The mother seeks to curb the slang while the father jokes about correcting the child and the mother notes she intends to “put her wise.”
An editor received a typewritten poem titled Falling Snowflakes with no return label. The note explained it was written many years ago by a writer now deceased, kept aside for a time as a pastime before being discarded.
A nine carat sapphire at the National Museum in Washington shows a bubble that appears and disappears with temperature changes. It is believed a cavity holds carbonic acid gas under high pressure, liquefying and becoming visible at the gas's critical point inside the gem.
A senator compared the defeated bill to an irregular tin can poker game. A coroner’s quip about holding the inquest followed as a sharp, darkly humorous image cited by the Washington Star.
The piece mocks Shakespeare for anachronisms while promoting Burdock Blood Bitters and Folley’s Kidney Remedy. It asserts purifying blood via digestion, liver health, and bowel function, and claims beds and measles remedies with broad druggist availability.
Notice of mortgage foreclosure dated January 4 1905 recorded January 6 1905 in Bayfield County Wisconsin details the property in Section 27 Township 49 Range 7 West with right of way exception. Mortgagee Mary F K McLean claims $2561 20 and that the premises will be sold at public auction July 29 1910 at the Washburn Bayfield County courthouse to satisfy the mortgage. Dated June 14 1910 with attorney W C McLean. The remainder is an unrelated anecdote about a Sudanese warrior demanding expenses from a traveling exhibition agent.
Colley Cibber then known as Master Colley debuted on stage in a minor role. He delivered a message to a lead actor, caused a stir, and Betterton fined him as drones the prompter explained. The exchange ended with a 10 shillings weekly salary and a 5 shilling fine, marking his first earnings from the dramatic treasury.
The article notes Florence Nightingale’s birth name was Shore, tied to her father’s Sheffield banking family. It mentions name changes after inheriting estates, and includes anecdotal testimonials praising Foley Kidney Pills Dean’s Recuiers and Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea from Fox Bros. Pharmacy.
Multiple public notices dated 1910 announce lawsuits in Bayfield County Circuit Court and a sheriff sale. The documents name plaintiffs A W McLeod M A Sprague Fred T Yates and defendants including John Textor Elizabeth Textor Clinton Textor L A Simonson Hannah Simonson with a summons to answer within twenty days and a sheriff sale of NE 14 in section 10 township 45N range 5W scheduled July 9 1910 at Washburn courthouse.
A local advertisement promotes Foley Kidney Pills to tone and regulate kidneys with Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea as a vegetable tonic. It also seeks an assistant manager for Chicago area counties with a weekly salary, expenses, and no experience required.
The Milwaukee Journal is offered with The Times for $3.25 per year for the next few weeks. Bring your subscription to The TIMES office before the offer is withdrawn.
The undersigned offer a money refund on a 50 cent bottle of Green's Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure a cough or cold and a 25 cent bottle to prove satisf actory with refund if not satisfied, Fox Bros.
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