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Newspaper

Washburn Times

Location

Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1908

Page

5

Community Notes Bring May Events And Local Visits

Jake Stark of Minneapolis visited in the city with friends and relatives during the past week. Arbor and Bird Day is set for May 8 with trees planted by Ruarup Brothers on Washington Ave. A band fundraiser May 14 supports new uniforms. Local officials and merchants, including Frank E. Wolfe and F. R. Preston, report land and business activity in Bayfield county. The Mary Scott paused to have boilers inspected.

Jake Stark Minneapolis William McDonald Iron River Ruarup Band Boys Bailey Duluth F. R. Preston Bayfield County

Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with cures claim

An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes credentials from Toledo wholesalers Walding Kinnan Marvin, praising F. J. Cheney & Co. and recommends internal use of the remedy and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Tuledo. O F. J. Cheney Walding, Kinnan & Marvin Toledo O. Hall

Washburn Boys on the Range at Chisholm

Washburn boys working around Chisholm Minnesota are noted with Hans Thompson and family settling well in town. Diptheria illness affects Thompson family members but they are recovering. Steve Myself remains a trusted bookkeeper at the steel corporation. The group plays baseball, a 3 to 3 tie ending in a 4th inning winner as Arseneau drives in Evenson.

Washburn Chisholm Minnesota Hans Thompson Hans Harry Arseneau Carl Evenson Arseneau Evenson Melius Christianson Dan Robinson Joe Veno Forr Lub Erickson

Health Coffie—Dr Shoop’s Coffee Substitute Debuts

Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin introduces Health Coffie a coffee substitute made from toasted grains malt and nuts. The product promises no boiling and claims to fool even an expert. Sold by Geo W Posey with a claim to rapid preparation.

Shoop Racine Wis Geo. W. Posey

Hines Lumber Co. Office Moves to Cusson From Duluth

The Hines Lumber Co. moved its Duluth office to Cusson to be closer to logging operations. S. J. Cusson remains manager with a private Zenith City office. Assistant Manager C. Michelson will work from Hayward while W. J. Maitland runs the Cusson office. Large-scale logging work will continue at Cusson and Mason this summer, employing many men.

Hines Lumber Company Duluth Cusson J. Cusson Zenith City C. Michelson Hayward W. J. Maitland Cusson and Mason

Assessor Westerlund Targets All Personal Property for City Roll

Assessor Nels Westerlund works to include both large property owners and small items in the city assessment. He aims for a fair, comprehensive roll so the final rate may be lower and more residents satisfied.

Nels Westerlund

Dr Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets Promised Pain Cure

An advertisement claims Dr. Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets instantly stop any pain within 20 minutes by drawing blood pressure away from pain centers. It markets the product as Dr. Shoop's Headache Tablets and notes 20 tablets cost 25 cents, sold by all dealers.

Shoop Dr. Shoop

Stenographers Sought as Civil Service Vacancies Grow

The State Civil Service Commission notes difficulty filling state service posts due to a small candidate pool. Exams in 1907 and 1908 show applicants and pass rates, with salaries from 35 to 60 dollars monthly. By April 27 1908 the eligible list for $40 to $55 positions is nearly exhausted, prompting another exam. First class stenographers easily find work, while few accept sub $60 wages.

State Civil Service Commission

Social gatherings note from local groups and farewell for Beaulieu

In a Social Way The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal Church met at Mrs. M. C. Lincoln's home on Tuesday afternoon. The Wednesday study club met at Frank Downs' home. The Congregational Aid society gathered at Mrs. E. C. Stevens' home yesterday afternoon. A farewell surprise for John Beaulieu was held Monday evening with many in attendance. Beaulieu plans to move to Teslan Ontario later this week to work.

Theron Loveland F. W. Potter Ashland Lucy Walker Milton Congregational Church Ole G. Kinney Congress Franklyn Barney Dunn Grand Colony of Beavers McMonagle Cornucopia Thompson and Fleet Mill S. J. Cusson Duluth Mr. Hayes Chicago W. J. Maitland Cusson Max Helmer Iron River B. Ungrodt Princess Trapper Campbell Cranberry William Landraint M. E. Church Pederson & Hanson Charles Jones George Lamere Teslan Ontario William Aldrich Spooner George Seamon Wm. Young Sweezy Mrs. House Brown Miss Moon of Mason Alice Greenwood Grandview Mrs. Sweezy Ladies Guild of the Episcopal Church M. C. Lincoln Frank Downs The Congregational Aid Society E. C. Stevens John Beaulieu Beaulieu

Dr Shoop Night Cure Promoted In Wartime Ad

An old advertisement touts Eclectric oil for pain from head to toe and promotes Dr Shoop Night Cure for women. It claims free medical advice and lists product sales in Racine Wisconsin. The notice also offers two sale items a Sharpless tubular cream separator and a Racine incubator and provides an inquiry contact.

Thomas Eclectric Shoops Shoop Racine Wis C. H. Flynn

Foresters Install Fifteen At Odd Fellows Ball

A large gathering marked the Odd Fellows ball last Thursday evening as the United Order of Foresters inducted fifteen new members. An Ashland degree team performed the initiatory work, followed by a banquet for about seventy five attendees. Ashland and Bayfield members joined locals for a festive event.

Odd Fellows United Order of Foresters Ashland Bayfield

An Unconscious Meal

John Muir tells a tale to a friend as bread is broken during the meal. He ignores ordering while engrossed in story, then wakes and asks what to eat, remarking that the last bread piece is tasty and the loaf was bull.

John Muir Muir Mr. Muir

Large Thumbs and Character: Implications of Thumb Size

Irving R. Bacon notes that people with large thumbs show strong character and practical leadership tendencies. He adds that large thumbed men tend to be natural rulers who value usefulness and history, while large thumbed women seek financial security before marriage but can be reliable partners in hardship.

Irving R. Bacon New York Journal

Optical Illusions Observed In Daily Life

The article notes common and odd visual tricks such as trains making distant objects seem to move, walls on steep slopes appearing tilted, and shadows near fencing seeming to vanish. It adds that windmill cups and walls create shifting perceptions as one observes from different angles and under varying breezes.

Also Mentioned on This Page

News OF the President McCaskill Superior Normal School William Felix W. H. Hamilton City Wm. Hamilton Masonic Hall Fred Deer Clara Summerfield Dr. Mitchell Christ Alfred Lund E. R. Barager Prentice Mr. Barager Washburn Itemizer Frank E. Wolfe Cement Construction Company of Attorney Perrin Circuit Court Johnson Norwegian Lutheran Church Choir Massa H. J. Finstad Thomas Nevra Margaret Maher Barnes Peterson Orchestra C. Holmberg Charles Hare Barksdale Joseph Failing Third Street Mr. Failing N. Cramer Mr. Potter Frank Marion R. F Clausen Hugo C. Nelson Mable Sielstad L. Franseek Martin Renfield Wm. Olson A. I. Levi and Wife Mrs. Short Superior Mrs Harry Fahrig Mrs. Lampson Mrs. Walsh Dr. Maxey John Miller Cement Construction Co Bayfield, Wis Mary Scott Hines Lumber Cussun Beausoliel & Cross Washburn, Wis Ban Philadelphia M. BE. W van Hammer Lizzie John Wood John Knox Porter Mill O. W. Holmes Morse Burroughs Masury Ralso H.J. Finstad Pioneer Store D. W. Corning, Prop G. A. Hering Meehan Bayfield St
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