Washburn High School Again Accredited by University
Washburn High School is on the University of Wisconsin accredited list after a recent inspection by Prof. Smith of Madison. The inspector’s letter confirms the school maintains its approved status for another year, highlighting its strong northern Wisconsin program and longstanding University approval. Owen O Wiard, president of the Detective Association, will lecture in Washburn on March 28 at the Opera House with lantern slides, no admission charge, and another talk likely March 29 at Temperance Headquarters.
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Washburn
University of Wisconsin
Smith
Madison
Owen O. Wiard
Detective Association of the World
Opera House
Temperance
Captain Wiard
Notable Guests at La Follette Reception in Washington
A reception honoring Senator and Mrs. R. M. La Follette in Washington last week drew a large attendance. Guests included Secretary and Mrs. W. J. Bryan with the Wisconsin delegation, Commissioner and Mrs. Joseph E. Davies, Secretary Frank Jones, Lt. Gov. Thomas Morris, Attorney and Mrs. C. H. McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Jones, Mrs. Thomas Branhay, Col. and Mrs. J. J. Hanna, O. F. Roessler, and Ed. L. Lucklow. Also noted is an item about Blankets & quilts at Hansen's.
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R. M. la Follette
Washington
W. J. Bryan
Wisconsin
Joseph E. Davies
Frank Jones
Thos. Morris
C. H. McDonald
John E. Jones
Thos, Brahany
J. J. Hanna
Ed. L. Lucklow
New Packark Men’s Styles and Rouge Rex Shoes Debut
New spring shoe lines debut with Packark for men and Rouge Rex for men and boys. The launches promise current design trends, updated comfort, and urban styling across both brand ranges.
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Packark
Two Mayoral Candidates Lead Washburn Election Field
Washburn reports two candidates for mayor Charles Lysager and E Bryan, both city council members, with Lysager from the 4th ward and Bryan from the 1st ward. Several alderman candidates are listed across wards, including Johnson Koenig Stuhlman Holgren Lund Grey Hering Wieman Halvorson Arnt Peterson. A Wisconsin bill proposes a soil laboratory at the University of Wisconsin to analyze soils for suitable crops, requiring five farmers to join a petition to bring analysis services locally. Assemblyman Peavey will explain the law to residents in Washburn, Wisconsin.
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Washburn
Charles Peterson Lysager
West End
E. Bryan
Peterson
Henry Johnson
H. C. Koenig
Frank Stuhlman
Albert Holgren
Gust Lund
Frank Grey
R. A. Hering
F. E. Wieman
Andrew Halvorson
Arnt Peterson
Wisconsin
H. H. Peavey
University of Wisconsin
Assemblyman
Peavey
Wis
St Patrick’s Day program fills St Louis Hall at Parochial school
Ticket holders packed St Louis Hall for a Parochial school children show with 260 capacity. late arrivals couldn't enter and will attend Sunday matinee at 3 PM. The High School Orchestra and Sisters’ pupils delivered brisk, varied performances amid applauding crowds. A Creamery proposition discussed by F C Hamill of McIntosh but rejected by Bayfield County Farmers and Fruit Growers Association. future plans for a local creamery postponed to next year. C Johnson, town treasurer of Barksdale, turned over delinquent tax roll to County Treasurer Froseth.
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St. Louis
F. C. Hamil
McIntosh
Minn
Bayfield
Farmers Association
C. , Johnson
Barksdale
Froseth
Erick Brodin of Benoit Visits City Early This Week
Erick Brodin of Benoit was a business visitor in the city the first of the week.
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Erick Brodin
Benoit
Bayfield County Eyes Five Member Board of Education
Bayfield County plans a spring election for a five member County Board of Education. Dr. F. G. Johnson of Iron River files for the post, with W. A. Parent of Cable and E. L. Delwiche of Ashland Junction already circulating petitions. Other candidates are expected. The board handles county level duties, omits teacher hiring, relieves state and county superintendents, and pays per diem and mileage with no salary.
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F. G. Johnson
W. A. Parent
Cable
E. L. Delwiche
Ashland Junction
County Board of Education
Board of Education
State
County Superintendent of Schools
Ashland Academy Upsets Washburn High in Close Contest
Washburn High School lost 31 to 30 to Ashland Academy in a game played at the Opera House last Friday. Washburn led 19 to 10 at halftime amid crowd claims of biased officiating and six on Ashland.
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Opera House
Ashland Academy
Washburn High School
Washburn
Ashland
Nebraska land buyer defeats local naysayers at Superior
A Nebraska land buyer, who recently priced land in the region, spoke to a Times man about his purchase west of the city. He said merchants and others tried to discourage him, but he would prove the land’s value despite critics. Alfred Marsh and John O Sullivan attended the Irish American Club banquet in Superior and reported a pleasant evening.
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Nebraska
Times
Alfred Marsh
John O’sullivan
Superior
Corning youth admits breaking window after drinking
A sixteen year old, John Oberts, admitted breaking a Corning grocery store window while intoxicated. He promised to pay for the damage and was released. The incident follows concerns over illegal liquor sales to minors and calls for action against saloon operators.
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Corning
John Oberts
Oberts
Washburn
Indian Mission Lecture At St Louis Catholic Church
Rev. Philip Gordon a full blood Indian from Odanah will speak Friday at 7 30 PM on The Indian Missions and Language at St Louis Catholic Church. The lecturer was recently ordained a Catholic priest and the public is invited to hear him.
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Philip Gordon
Odanah
St. Louis Catholic Church
Gordon
New Sulky Plow Brought to Washburn Farmer
One of the first sulky plows in the area was bought this week by Harry Faulkner a progressive farmer from Washburn. Mr Faulkner operates a fine farm and favors top quality farm machinery.
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Harry Faulkner
Washburn
Faulkner
Soil analysis lecture for Wisconsin farmers at Commercial Club
A meeting for Bay field county farmers Saturday afternoon March 23 at one o'clock at the Commercial Club. Prof F L Musback of the University of Wisconsin soils laboratory will discuss soil testing and the new state law enabling low cost soil surveys. Farmers grouping costs can obtain surveys to improve crop choices and yields.
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Bayfield County
Commercial Club
F. L. Musback
Soils Labratory
University of Wisconsin
State of Wisconsin
Musback
Glee Club to Perform at Congregational Church
The Glee Club of Northland College Ashland will present a musical program at the Congregational Church this Friday evening. Admission is 25 cents. The group has delivered fine shows and is expected to draw a full house in the city.
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Glee Club
Northland College of
Ashland
Ohurch
Swedish and Norwegian Lutheran churches host pastor preaching tour
Rev. Holmsten of Chicago on a Scandinavian Grand Lodge tour preaches at the Swedish Lutheran church next Sunday morning at 10 30 oclock and speaks at the Norwegian Lutheran church in the afternoon.
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Holmsten
Chicago
Scandinavian Grand Lodge of
Minnesota
Swedish Lutheran Church
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Methodist Episcopal Church March Calendar
The Methodist Episcopal Church outlines March services led by Pastor H. L. Goodrich with preaching at 10 30 a m on the 1st 15th 29th Sundays 11 45 a m Sunday School Epworth League 7 p m Junior League 3 p m on Sundays Prayer meeting every Wednesday 8 p m Everyone invited to attend.
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Epworth League
H. L. Goodrich
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Hansen’s
FROST
Ael
Tango
Pearson
Cluett
Arrow Brand
Invincible
Ike Berman
Nrlssw
Bryan
County
River
Hansen
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sherwin Williame Taxite
Sherwin-Williams
Amos M
Hakrict
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