Washburn Times announces weekly publication details
The Washburn Times lists publication every Thursday in Washburn Wisconsin and notes postal and advertising details. The notice states annual subscription rate of $1.50 and that advertising rates are available by application. It is entered at the Washburn post office as second class mail matter.
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Washburn Times
Washburn
Wisconsin
Anton Sarich
Eileen
Bayfield
Bayfield County
State OF
Court House
Ida G.mccaman
William G. Nohl
Ashland
Ashland County
William E. McCaman
Barksdale
Said County
H. P. Axelberg
City News and Local Moves This Week
D J Estabrook did business in Duluth and Superior in the past week. Mr and Mrs Nels M Oscar plan to move to their lake shore summer cottage late this week. Mrs M P Doyle visited Park Falls to manage her store. O A Lamoreaux family occupy their bay shore summer cottage. Henry Johnson begins converting the Bell building into a photo gallery. City council holds its regular monthly meeting next Tuesday evening.
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D. J. Estabrook
Duluth
Superior
Nels M. Oscar
Lake Shore
M. P. Doyle
Park Falls
O. A. Lamoreaux
Bay Shore
Henry Johnson
Bell
Saloonmen Try to Undermine Fourth of July Celebration
A city Fourth of July committee plans a monster celebration funded by public and private money. Saloon men previously donated to past events but now oppose posters and the effort, hoping the festivities fail to prove they are essential.
After License Vote Saloon Issue Sparks Mixed Sentiment
The author recalls vowing to stay silent after saloons were voted out and licenses expiring July 1. They express disappointment in saloon men and note they did not challenge unlicensed saloons or Sunday closing violations, warning actions could have turned mean before July.
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Washburn Resident
Local reader John Sands of West Washburn Wisconsin testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his weak kidneys backaches dizziness nervous spells and fatigue. He notes relief after use and confirms his prior endorsement. Price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York manufactures.
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Washburn
Dean
John Sands
Third St
West
Wis
Doan
Mr. Sands
Foster-Milburn Co. Props
Buffalo
N. Y
The Sleepless Seven Jurors Describe Restless Majority
A discharged juror recalls seven of twelve who could not sleep and woke the others. The jurors say they submitted to the lively majority, joking about their rousing influence as dawn approached. The Chicago Tribune reports this remark.
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Chicago Tribune
Population growth disparity noted by New York American
The New York American says natural increase effects white and black populations unevenly. White population roughly triples in forty years while black doubles, causing blacks to become a shrinking share of the total population.
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New York American
Court Receives Fragmentary Medical Ad Claim
Enduring testimonial by E. Davis praises Dean's Regulats for relieving habitual constipation and stabilizing bowel regularity after use.
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Dean
E. Davis
Dean's Ointment Ad Offers Skin Relief
For any itchiness of the skin, skin rashes, chap or pimples, try Dean's Ointment. It costs 50 cents and is available at all drug stores.
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Dean
Widow in White Sparks Rivalry at Pasquale's Studio
Pasquale's studio buzzes as Le Breton wooes the widow in white, Germaine-La Belle, with Parma violets while Compton from Delaware challenges him with a playful rival romance. The next day Compton reveals the widow has been a widow four years and invites Le Breton to tea.
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Compton
Pasquale
Jules le Breton
Boulevard Des Anges
le Breton
Amiens
Delaware
Pasquale’s
Little Compton
Hotel Lombard
Mme. Germaine
la Belle Germaine
the Lombard
Jules
Seine
Atelier
Parma
Bayard
Panama
Henry B. Germaine
Force of Lightning Describes Lightning Voltage and Destruction
Mathematician Stein Metz explains that lightning usually stays in thunder clouds and rarely strikes ground. It forms from rapid vapor condensation and requires vast voltages to ionize air, about 75,000 volts per inch or 1,000,000 volts per foot, with higher totals needed for ground breakthroughs.
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Steinmetz
Proper Distances for Fruit Planting Rows and Plants
Distances in feet are listed for small plots to be hand cultivated. The table shows row spacing and plant spacing for various fruits including apples, blackberries, currants, grapes, nectarines, pears, peaches, plums, prunes, raspberries, and strawberries.
Forty Acre Farm For Sale Near City With Barn And Tools
Farm offers forty acres within four miles of the city with a 24 by 40 barn, sheds, level land, and 15 acres cultivated in clover and timothy. Five acres brush and 20 acres pasture fenced. Tools include hay truck and more. Sold with or without tools. Must be sold by May 18, 1914. Robinson Times office. Price 2500 dollars with terms.
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Timothy
Robinson
Times Office
Opposing Views On Marie Corelli Provoked by Journalists
A London Spectator remark spurs a discussion between two prominent journalists about Marie Corelli. One praises her vitality saying she is so alive, while the other objects to that very trait, illustrating the divided opinion among readers.
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Marie Corelli
Miss Corelli
London Spectator
Yonkers Statesman Paragraph Refers To Night Key Brightness
A fragment from Yonkers Statesman notes a club night and a rusty key now bright, implying trouble getting into a house after returning from a club. No named individuals or organizations are clearly identifiable in the readable text.
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Yeast
Crimsonbeak
Yonkers Statesman
Monument marks halfway point between equator and pole in Maine
A small monument near the Eastport Calais road in Maine marks a geographic halfway point between the equator and the North Pole. The site stands close to the main road, highlighting a curious global reference.
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Eastport
Calais
Equator
North Pole
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Washburn Printing Co
Ww. A. Robinson
City News
Times
Money Savers
Chas
Peterson Lysaget
Gough
FOX Bros
Armour
Swift
Cudahy
Tetzner
Heinz’s
van Camp’s
F. Tetzner & Son
State OF Wisconsin
Juneau County Bank
Anna L. Hahn
F. W. Hahn
H. H. Sherwood
W. H. H. Cash
C. F. Cash
Anna Cash
Thos. McCaul
Agnes McCaul
Max Happle
Manston
James W. Good Company
George Dogie
A. W. Sanborn
P. O. Address
Ashland, Ashland Co
Anto Sarich
Hansen
Johanna Nelson
Bayfield County Land Company
Minneapolis Holding Company
John Faragher
Minneapolis Investment Syndicate, Inc.d
D. J. Paltee
John Walsh
Po Health Offi
C, Bryan L. N
Clausen
Nels Lee
J. N
Peavey, Johnson and Herring
Lysager
Holgren
Thoreson
Johnson, Herring
Skuhra
Herring
Felix
Faulk
Peterson
Peavey, Skuhra
White
Kurschner
Thoreson, Peavey and White
Undersheriff
John A.mcdonalda
Amos M, Hansen Nels
Oscar Alfred Froseth
Nels Myhre
F. A. Bel Jessie N, Smith
G.N. Risjord
A. M. Warden Peter J, Savage
Aed
John Hentschel
John Hentschal
Dillon & Tomkins
Petitioner
C. Wright
W. G. Maxey
D.M. Maxey
M.T. Jacobs
Asst.Cask
Bayfield County Bank
Gages
Hotel Washburn
State Bank
Washburn, Wisconsin
State Depository
M. A. Sprague
O A
Lamoreaux
A. F. Hoffman
BAGO
Rcatica
Swanson Rheumatic
Lake
George F. Cross
Washburn, Wis
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