Behrand Poisoning Mystery Deepens as Tests Fail
The Behrand deaths remain unsolved after state chemists found no poison in the mother’s stomach. Hydrocyanic acid is unlikely, and all traces may have vanished. The Behrand family has left the city for North Dakota after moving from Minneapolis and previously Eau Claire and Menomonie.
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Behrand
West Third Street
W. M. Behrand
North Dakota
Minneapolis
Eau Claire
Menomonie
Postmastership Campaign Heats Up With Several Candidates
The active campaign for the Plum postmastership has started with petitions circulating for Nels Nelson L N Clausen John Froseth and H J Finstad. Louis Green and G W Hacker have also submitted petitions. May the best man win. The candidates are considered capable of delivering a good administration.
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Nels Nelson
L. N. Clausen
John Froseth
H. J. Finstad
Louis Green
G. W. Hacker
Town Treasurer Predicts Low Delinquent Taxes Washburn
Town Treasurer Andrew Rockstad of Washburn reports minimal delinquent taxes for the current year. He states tax payments are streaming in and the majority of the tax roll will be collected.
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Andrew Rockstad
Washbourn
Hering Heads Social Democrats Ticket for Mayor
Social Democrats circulate nomination papers for G A Hering as mayor candidate. They plan a full city slate except treasurer and aim to field clean, qualified candidates across offices. The party asserts organized strength and will host prominent speakers before the election.
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Social Democrats
G. A. Hering
Mr. Hering
City council restricts bill distribution at doors
A Tuesday city council meeting passed a motion directing the police chief to notify bill peddlers they may not open houses and thrust bills inside. Residents dislike door to door litter and some suggest a sharp boot or bulldog to curb the practice, while noting enforcement would burden police.
Congregational Church Morning Service and Election Note
Morning service at the usual hour with Sunday School at noon. Evening program features the orchestra, a full chorus, a song service, and a short address by the pastor. Nels Lee seeks election as city treasurer this spring, having served efficiently as treasurer for years with little anticipated opposition.
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Nels Lee
Lee
Plan to Organize a Washburn Publicity Club
Washburn business leaders and citizens urged to form a Publicity Club to promote Washburn and surrounding area. It would work with the Commercial Club, raise awareness of local advantages, and improve handling of inquiries by directing them through organized publicity efforts.
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Washburn
Killed in the Woods Sylvester Erickson Laid to Rest
The body of Sylvester Erickson, aged 45, formerly of this city, was shipped home Monday from Marinesco in Gogebic county Michigan after a woods accident in Northern Michigan. He died following severe injuries from a falling tree. Erickson belonged to the local lodge of the I. W. A. and the lodge will conduct funeral services. He had no relatives in this city but was said to have relatives in Eau Claire.
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Sylvester Erickson
Marinesco
Gogebic County
Mich
Erickson
Michigan
Ladies Aid Society Meeting At Bailey's Next Wednesday
The Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational Church will meet at Mrs. Ray Bailey's home near Engoe next Wednesday evening. A sleigh ride social and business meeting are planned. Conveyances are provided and attendees should gather at the Commercial Club at 1 30 sharp for transport.
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Ladies Aid Society
The
Congregational Church
Ray Bailey
Socialist Party to Bring Korngold for March Talks
Local Socialist Party branch plans a speaker for March 26 and 27 with Mr. Korngold, a prominent National party figure, expected to attend both evenings.
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National Socialist Party
Korngold
National Party
Ringers Injured at Box Factory Incident
A. P. Fraser was injured Friday evening after his fingers were badly smashed by rollers at the Box factory. He will be laid up for some time.
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A. P. Fraser
Putting Up Ice by Olson Crew Near Washburn Company
William Olson holds the contract to put up the ice for the Washburn Ice company and others. He began Monday with about twenty five teams hauling ice from the bay and many men employed. The ice house behind the post office is filled and the work is rushed to finish by the latter part of this week or early next.
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William Olson
Washburn Ice Company
Regular Meeting Resolves Dockage Charges for City Docks
The Common Council held its regular monthly session with eleven aldermen present. A dockage proposal for ferry boats and tugs was discussed and passed as a resolution, with rates to be set by a committee. The council noted dock users should contribute to maintenance. The current council will meet about two more times before new aldermen take office.
City Treasurers receipts show strong tax collection
City records report Treasurer Nels Lee has gathered 28 399 97 with little delinquent taxes anticipated this year indicating broad financial solvency. Social and travel notes mention Mrs Shea of Minneapolis visiting in honor of Mrs Leonard, E E Kenfield's Cass Lake departure, and local club meetings and upcoming trips for residents. A dock repair project starts under Street Commissioner Larson amid several business visits and a planned trip to Walkerville Ontario for a golden wedding event.
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Nels Lee
R. C. Nelson
Lena
Ill
W. E. Bennett
Walkerville
Ontario
Mr. Bennett
Henry Kenfield
Cass Lake
Ed. Williams
Duluth
Oliver Wheaton
Kenfield
Risford
W. T. Neander
A. T. Pray
Ashland
William Little
Iron River
Charles F. Hobbs
W. A. Loveland
Washburn Brick Plant attracts Washington investor interest
J Hensley of Washington DC visited Washburn Brick Plant preferring the local clay for tiling and signaling possible capital involvement. He aims to expand the plant and manufacture tiles, with a summer operation planned. Speaker Cannon met with insurgents for an undisclosed discussion. Jonas Lockin returned to Canada after visiting, planning to buy horses and farm nearby. Local notices urge home ownership and property listings. Powell and Southern of Superior examined northern county land titles for a Soo railroad right of way.
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J. H. Hensley
Washington, D. C
Washburn
Hensley
Jonas Lockin
Jonas
Canada
States
Joanas
Kanora
Saskatchewan
Moore
Stearns Lumber Company
Lyman T. Powell
P. B. Southern
Superior
Soo
Reception planned by Methodist church officials
The official board of the Methodist church plans a Friday reception on March 11 for members and friends with a program, followed by supper, praising Rev. Chatterson and board members for six months of successful work.
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The
Methodist Church
Chatterson
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the City Drug Store
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A. J. Lien
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Life of
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S. S. Bailey
R. T. Fox
Bailey’s
Ringers
George F. Morgan
Shea
May Leonard
E. E. Kenfield
F. W. Downs
Robert Athey
Hans Johnson
Street
Mike Larson
Clay
O. K
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Cannon
Peary
Barker Thompson
Odanah
James Ryan
Robinson
Times Office
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Stardy
Ryan
Waukesha
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Gro. G. MacDonald
Bristol Block
Segal Bros. Department Store
Official Board of the
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the Stearns Lumber Co
Gilbert Bruness
Peter J. Bestler
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