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Newspaper
Washburn Times
Location
Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1905
Page
4
Page from The Times Published Weekly lists Jones Printing Company Washburn Wisconsin and advertising rates available on application. Postal framing note shows standard Wisconsin town distribution as second class mail matter dated June 29 1905.
The Portland Oregon Chamber of Commerce cable to the President warns that strict enforcement of Chinese exclusion harms trade. Western interests fear losing access to Orient markets and labor if the current laws are not reined in, signaling a shift in attitudes toward immigration policy.
Governor La Follette speaks from the platform and hints he may defer signing the Govenorship and seek the U S Senate. He also critics the Esch Townsend railroad bill saying it cannot cure the evils it targets and signals interest in national rail regulation.
Prices of northern Wisconsin land rise steadily as buyers compare current costs to cheaper past values. Observers note lands in older regions climbed from five to ten dollars to fifty to one hundred dollars per acre, and similar gains are seen progressing for northern Wisconsin.
Elizabeth White of Odanah sues Indian Agent Campbell to recover 3800 dollars held in trust from pine sales. The case tests the Indian department’s right to withhold funds from Indians with allotments. If decided against the government, Indians may demand their money. Peace talks gave way to internal matters including Bowen v Loomis probe, and questions on rebate cases against Sante Fe and Paul Morton.
We have no new details on Jack Deitz or the Thornapple dam situation. Weyerhauser logs remain stranded on the shore and Deitz’s loaded Winchester lies half way down the barrel as Sawyer County watches for updates.
Sheriff remains in hiding while deputy United States marshals plead for relief from further excursions into the Sawyer county wilderness.
The text notes Roosevelt may be chosen to arbitrate Franco German disputes as Europe and Asia look to Washington for business like settlement of grievances.
The red flag of revolt is described as raised across Russia with disorders spreading rapidly. The Poles are depicted as capable of throwing off czarist oppression and reclaiming freedom from government rule.
Governor La Follette remains in the Madison office and asserts his ability to fill the position as well as any man in the state.
Authorities urge compliance as the new tobacco measures become law tomorrow, guiding retailers and smokers on the forthcoming restrictions and penalties starting the next day.
An advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a remedy for skin tone by cleansing the liver and blood. It claims cures for constipation biliousness nervousness and promotes sleep. Also promotes the Chicago Daily Review and urges subscription pricing and delivery details.
An exhausted woman struggles with sleeplessness appetite and work fatigue and a toning remedy promises relief with Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea. The ad touts strong nerves and rich red blood and offers Tea or Tablets for 35 cents from Fox Bros.
Ten times faster relief is claimed for croup coughs and lung ailments when bowels are open. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar is advertised as the original laxative cough syrup, gently moving bowels and expelling cod from the system. Sold by Fox Bros.
An eighteenth century style ad urges readers to begin Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney and bladder troubles. It boasts cures for Bright's disease and diabetes once deemed incurable, urging prompt use to avoid late consequences. Frost and Spies advertise the remedy.
The advertisement claims Fol ey s Kidney Cure can cure Bright s disease and diabetes and provide relief even in severe cases. It quotes Marion Lee of Dunreath Indiana who says eight doctors failed but three bottles made her well. Frost Spies.
The D S A Ry offers round trip excursion fares from Saxon to Detroit 16.00 Toledo 17.00 Cleveland 18.00 Buffalo 20.70. On sale Fridays June 16 to August 26 1905. Return by Sept 15 1905. Meals and berths extra on steamer. For details see A B Noble ticket agent. Also seeking an honest energetic grocery salesman in Bayfield County.
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve claims to penetrate pores and heal skin conditions. It pledges antiseptic and rubefacient effects to subdue inflammation and cure boils burns cuts eczema tetter ringworm and other skin diseases. The original salve is made by E. C. DeWitt Co and marketed by Fox Bros.
Readers urged that Boschee's German Syrup uniquely relieves and cures consumption with ingredients praised by medical congresses. It claims to ease coughing at night and promote easy morning expectoration, recommending rest, fresh air, and good food. Available in small and regular bottles at Frost & Spies.
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