Hay ward Washburn game noted with social events
Arthur Hargrave saw the Hay ward Washburn basketball game in Washburn last Saturday. Dr Mark of Washburn who recently entertained with piano selections suffered a broken hand in Superior after a fall from a sinking telephone pole. Miss Mae Conlin hosted after games with many guests listed. Elizabeth O Malley returned home after visiting Palmyra and Chicago. Currie G Bell travelled to Minneapolis for medical treatment. The Wing Farmers Institute had a well attended and entertaining session. detailed report not possible due to space.
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Garls
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Drier Wilkinson
Swansea
Macie
Parks
Wheeler
Stark
Grace
Effie
Esther Lambert
Richards
Calkins
Dodge
Merrill
Mussell
Hargrave
Birch
Elizabeth O'Malley
Palmyra
Chicasro
Currie G. Bell
Minneapolis
Farmers’ Institute
Port Wing Editor Seeks Treatment as Health Wanes
The Pioneer Charley Greenwood of Port Wing was hospitalized in Ashland last Tuesday evening for several weeks of treatment due to liver trouble. Editor Greenwood hobnobbed with old friends in Washburn and Bayfield while noting changes in Harbor City life and the long absence from his community.
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Port Wing
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Ashland
Wm. Wolcott
Greenwood
Washburn
Pioneer
Hoffman
Bayfield County Abstract Company
Northern State Bank
New Newspaper Venture Headed by Horace S Barnes in Iron River
A new paper will be launched in the city with Horace S Barnes as editor, bringing experience to Northern Wisconsin journalism. The name and political alignment are not yet announced, with anticipation for the debut. Community notes cover illness, a Cantata at the Opera House, local travel, temperance talks, and various visits and business moves. An advisory home remedy for rheumatism promotes a Dandelion, Karyon, and Sarsaparilla mixture with claims of kidney health benefits.
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Iron River
Wisconsin
J. W. Fowler
Opera House
Rood
Messrs
Kopplin & Kopplin
Farm Help In Great Demand Across Wisconsin Offices
The Wisconsin Free Employment Offices report hundreds placed on farms in the past month and many openings remain. City workers may accept lower cash wages on farms when considering rent, food, and fuel costs. Those seeking farm work should contact offices in Milwaukee Superior Oshkosh or La Crosse with references and desired conditions. Farmers seeking help should specify work type wages and whether rail fare is covered.
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Wisconsin Free Employment Offices
Millwaukee
Superior
Oshkosh
LaCrosse
Burdock Blood Bitters and Dean's Segulets Ad
Promote strength appetite digestion and restful sleep. Burdock Blood Bitters touted as a great system tonic. Dean's Segulets claim to cure constipation, tone the stomach, stimulate the liver, aid digestion and bowel movement. Ask your druggist for them at 25 cents a box.
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Dean
Items of Interest Itemized in a Snippet Parade
A scattered roundup of humorous, political and social jabs spans a New York elevator accident joke to references about Gov Beckham Dennis Bryan and a Montana millionaire candidate. The piece mocks public figures, hints at rumored vice presidential contenders, and jokes about marriages secret societies and excuses for late arrivals.
Finest fruit debate yields yellow nectarine crown
The Royal Horticultural Society once debated the world’s finest fruit and crowned a yellow nectarine bred from a peach by the late Francis Rivers. It notes the greengage, a plum variety, as a close rival with a storied history from Italy to France and England, named Reine Claude via Francis L. and the Gage family.
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British
Royal Horticultural Society
Francis Rivers
Europe
Italy
France
Francis L
Reine Claude
England
Verdoch
Gage
London Chronicle
HOME Telephone Offers Safety and Convenience
A local notice promotes installing a HOME Telephone system promising safety, convenience, and customer satisfaction. The message emphasizes reliable service and easy setup for households seeking modern communication options.
Man recalls failed suicide after bullet shatters looking glass
A speaker in a Strand Magazine excerpt recounts a suicide attempt in which a bullet struck a mirror instead of him. He describes gloom from unemployment and ill health before the incident. The tale emphasizes the absurdity of the method and the dramatic mirror consequence.
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Strand
Foley's Honey and Tar Ad Claim Yellow Box Safety
An old advertisement asserts no case of cough or pneumonia from Foley's Honey and Tar and warns to refuse imitations. It touts quick relief and safety, noting the product contains no opiates and is in a yellow package.
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Foley
Q. W. Frost
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