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Newspaper

Washburn Times

Location

Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1908

Page

5

Weathering the Storm and City Notes of the Week

The heavy storm forced the Steamer Mary Scott to seek shelter at the lumber docks on the upper lakes. County board talks and bids advance for new court house square walks. Local visits, travel plans, and business dealings fill the week with mentions of Dr Bricker, Mrs Fenton, Bertha Flynn’s divorce, and mortgage tax changes.

Mary Scott G. W. Hacker Mike Larson Court House County Board Court House Square Bricker Ashlord

Layton to Leave Omaha Depot for Milwaukee Route

C W Layton longtime Omaha depot agent will depart after June 1 to join the Milwaukee and St Paul road, to be stationed at La Crosse. No successor named yet.

C. W. Layton Omaha Omaha Railway Milwaukee & St. Paul Road Layton la Crosse

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad with Testimony and Offer

A 19th century advertisement offers one hundred dollars for a catarrh cure that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. It features testimonials from Walding Kinnan & Marvin of Toledo and asserts the remedy works systemically. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and priced at 75 cents per bottle.

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

Health Coffie Health Drink Claims Clever Imitation

An advert describes Health Coffie as a coffee substitute by Dr. Shoop of Racine Wisconsin. It is made from toasted grains malt and nuts and supposedly fools experts. it promises no boiling and is sold by Geo. W. Posey.

Shoop Racine Wis Geo. W. Posey

Ashland Honors Widely Respected Attorney W M Tomkins

W M Tomkins of Ashland died at his home after a long illness from stomach cancer. A former county official and noted tax and land expert, he argued a major suit before the U S Supreme Court last fall for the Chippewa Indians. He served as Masonic leader, joined several fraternal orders, and contributed to the Presbyterian church over many years.

W. M. Tomkins Ashland Tomkins State University of Wisconsin Wisconsin England America Shuilsbury Point Bluff State University J. K. Parish Moses White Campbell Supreme Court of the United States Circuit Court Dodd Rinehart Twin Cities Chicago Tomkires Mr. Tomkins Dr. Ellis Supreme Court Masonic Lodge Order Eastern Star Knights of Pythias the Elks Presbyterian Church

Thomas Daiziel Returns Home to Rest After Illness

Thomas Daiziel, long employed in Odanah, returned to his home city at the start of the week. He has not been feeling well and came home to rest and recover.

Thomas Daiziel Odanah

Boats Run Aground Near Houghton Point In Fog

The steamship Samuel Mitchell and its tow ran aground near Houghton Point on Chequamegon Bay during heavy fog Monday night. Tugs helped all day Tuesday. both vessels sustained damage, the steamship stern and schooner bow.

Chequamegon Bay Samuel Mitchell Houghton Point

Drag From Now On Improve Wisconsin Earth Roads With Drags

The article urges using road drags after rain on Wisconsin clay and loam roads to pack and harden surfaces. It notes low cost per mile 3 to 10 dollars yearly and references a Geological Survey pamphlet with drag construction and usage guidance. It highlights nationwide success and urges farmers and superintendents to request the pamphlet and try a drag this summer.

Wisconsin The Geological Survey Madison Missouri Iowa Illinois

Clergy preach at Engee and Bayfield as Meader Orchestra plans return

Rev Christianson preached at Engee Sunday afternoon and Bayfield Sunday evening. Miss Rose Hill, called to Superior for her grandmother's illness, returned early this week. Engineer Galvin may leave with his family for the west. Meader Orchestra of Appleton to give a concert and dance at the Opera House tonight. Louis Weiland of Bayfield dies in St Paul from spinal meningitis at twenty eight. funeral will be Masonic in Duluth. He is a brother of President Weiland of Bayfield's First National Bank.

Ladies’ Guild of The Episcopal Church Robert Williamson Bayfield Street H. T. Ogen Madison Clover Fenton St. Paul Sevral Landraint Bertha Flynn Charles Flynn Wm. Olson Rose Hill Meader Orchestra of Appleton Louis Weiland Bayfield Duluth Weiland First National Bank of Bayfield

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