Washburn Editor Nels M Oscar June 30 1910
NELS M OSCAR editor at Washburn Wisconsin announces the date June 30 1910. The item identifies the newspaper leadership and town setting, providing a formal masthead style notice for the era.
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Newspaper
Washburn Times
Location
Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
4
NELS M OSCAR editor at Washburn Wisconsin announces the date June 30 1910. The item identifies the newspaper leadership and town setting, providing a formal masthead style notice for the era.
The Methodist Ladies Aid will meet the week after next at Mrs Charles Olsons home. 160 acres of land with some timber is for sale at a great bargain if taken within twenty days, inquiry through W A Robinson. Miss Elizabeth Hicks of Detroit has been hired as a primary teacher and grades music supervisor by the School Commission. The Rebecca Ladies invite all to an ice cream social at the E C Stevens residence with ice cream and cake for 10c.
L A Simonson of Duluth has been elected to represent Minnesota at the Worlds Supreme Lodge of the Independent Order of Good Templars in Hamburg Germany next year. He was re elected vice grand chief templar at the Scandinavian Good Templars meeting in Crookston last week and helped secure the 1911 state convention for Duluth.
A moral appeal urges parents to shield boys from evil as girls are, arguing boys face harsher temptations and that both genders should share the same standards. It warns that neglect leaves boys vulnerable to vice and questions whether reform is common or rare among youth.
A physician admonishes parents to cultivate boys strong moral self-control, not relying on future luck. He urges constant aware guidance, affectionate oversight, and honest talks, so sons grow with integrity when choosing mates and presenting themselves to families. Published by B C Kendall in Chicago.
Cart Keener reported a steady influx of new settlers in town on Tuesday. A son blessed Mr. and Mrs. Kallgren, and a girl arrived for Mr. and Mrs. Erick Brodix. Mr. and Mrs. Nels Ledin welcomed a baby girl. Miss Anna Brodin returned from Superior where she attended Normal School. Nolander family has been on the sick list. The new church is being sided and painted and will be a fine place of worship when finished. Alex Ledin visited Ashland on business.
A call to observe Independence Day with patriotic fervor, urging all readers from children to elders to join in a joyous demonstration of national unity. The piece celebrates liberty, flags, songs, and the rights of every American citizen in a festive, inclusive tone.
The article argues the turkey is the real American bird while eagles are global. It claims wild turkeys originated in America and spread worldwide, with turkeys abundant in North America Mexico and Honduras but rare in South America. It notes scientists place the turkey’s native home north of the Panama Isthmus.
Itching and bleeding piles advertised relief with Dean's Ointment sold by druggists. Then details a five acre cleared farm with a house and barn, plus twelve acres brushed, plus two other forties in the same area. Contact Car Holm lund at 3rd Street and 8th Avenue West.
Expert advises calm firm handling to gain bull confidence and prevent trouble. Dehorn if needed. a temperamental bull is valuable for breeding, but must be controlled. Keep the bull in a stable with a run, fed by the same man. one open gate can be deadly.
A historic note extols silos as essential for dairying and cattle feeding. It claims silos maximize forage from an acre by preserving entire corn plants, reduce losses from drying, and boost livestock numbers. Ensilage equates to other feeds in ton-for-ton value while silage remains rarely sold commercially.
The article extols sheep as ideal farm stock, noting they improve the farm by eating various weeds and briers. Their weed seeds are eaten and not germinated in manure, leading to long term destruction of those seeds.
A health and feeding guide advises fattening a Jersey calf after two weeks old with three quarts of milk twice daily plus clover hay and ground oats cornmeal and linseed meal fed three times daily. It notes issues from impure blood and promotes Burdock Blood Bitters and Folley's Kidney Remedy for various ailments, with sale by all druggists.
A heated moment erupts in a newspaper office as Titus Titmouse questions the Wind about liar and scoundrel claims. The editor denies printing such accusations, implying another paper may have run the stale news.
Mrs Newned visits a butcher for a beef joint and objects to excess bone. The old cranky butcher explains the bone is inherent to cows. She offers no further remark, leaving the moment as a brief city humor note from London Scraps.
The Paris article cites statistics on doctors dying from heart disease 44 percent nervous affections 20 percent mor phia habit 20 percent tuberculosis 7 percent but provides no source. The Globe notes morphia use linked to doctors facing incurable disease seeking mind soothing relief.
Glad To Recommend Them Mr. E Weakley of Kokomo Indiana reports strong relief from severe backache improved kidney function natural secretions and eased bladder pain after using Foley Kidney Pills. Also noted is Hollister's Roc Mountain Tea aiding eczema relief per Mrs Henry Schwenk. Fox Bros Pharmacy sells both remedies.
Legal notices announce two actions in Bayfield County Wisconsin. First, Mortensen versus John Textor Elizabeth Textor Clinton Textor and unknown heirs over Lot 13 Block 39 Washburn. defendants summoned to answer within 20 days. Second, Sprague and Yates versus Simonson uses an execution dated May 25 1910 to levy on NE quarter of section 10 township 45 north range 5 west Bayfield and set sale for July 9 1910 at 10 am at Washburn courthouse to satisfy judgment with costs. Max Happle sheriff and John Walsh attorney listed.
What Everybody Ought To Know That Foley Kidney Pills contain just the ingredients necessary to tone strengthen and regulate the action of the kidneys and badder. Would you have better health more strength clearer blood strong nerves more elastic step Use Hollister's Rocky Mountain tea the great vegetable regulator and tonic One 35¢ package makes 105 cups tea Fox Bros. Phar Wanted by Chicago wholesale and mail order house assistant manager for this county and adjoining territory Salary 2 and expenses paid weekly expense money advanced Pleasant position permanent No instances or experience required Spare time valuable Write at once for full particulars and enclose self addressed envelope SUPERINTENDENT 132 Lake St Chicago.
The Milwaukee Journal is offered with The Times for the next weeks at $3.25 per year. Think of it a metropolitan daily paper and your own local paper for only $3.25. Bring your subscription to The TIMES office before this offer is withdrawn.
A card from Fox Bros offers to refund the money on a 50 cent bottle of Green s warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure a cough or cold and to refund a 25 cent bottle to prove satisfaction with a similar guarantee.
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