Big Grain Show at Spooner January Fourth to Sixth
Northern Wisconsin hosts the fourth annual Mid winter Grain Show at Spooner Armory January 4 to 6. Bayfield County features a fine exhibit with seed disease control demonstrations, seed cleaning, corn testers, and a corn judging contest for local high schools.
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Wisconsin
Bayfield County
Spooner
Wisconsin Experiment Association
Spooner Commercial Club
Armory
Will Bisloh
Spooners
A. L. Stone
E. Vaughan
E. J. Delwiche
Rusk
Sawyer
Washburn
Green Bay
Geo. Briggs
Madison
W. E. Brubaker
Parcel Post
Teachers meeting at Court House Saturday
A teachers meeting is scheduled for Saturday at the Court House. The program includes Roll Call answered by riddles, music rounds with songs such as Are You Sleeping Brother John and Row Row Your Boat, Chicago Street Cries, mental arithmetic drill, and adjournment.
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Court House
Brother John
Chicago
Obituary notices from Bayfield county area
Mrs William H Hopkins longtime Bayfield resident died in Minneapolis and will be buried beside her two children in Greenwood Cemetery Bayfield Funeral plans pending J Barningham aged 69 Bayfield resident died November 19 of apoplexy interment at Greenwood Bayfield Tuesday Lawrence Holm departed Sunday for Minneapolis for employment
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William H. Hopkins
Bayfield County
Minneapolis
Bayfield
Greenwood Cemetery
J. Barningham
Antigo potato dealer pleads guilty in state marketing law case
Madison moves report that an Antigo potato dealer and a corporation charged with violating potato inspection rules pleaded guilty before Judge Reeves at Rhinelander. Four new complaints are being mailed to district attorneys in Lincoln Clark Juneau and Florence counties as the department of markets pursues the law.
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Madison
Reeves
Rhinelander
Department of Markets
Lincoln
Clark
Juneau
Florence
Florence County
Peterport Bros
Supreme Court of Train
Hunting season ends with scarce deer reported by hunters
The deer open season closed Tuesday with reports of few kills. Old and new hunters alike found the season unproductive despite snow and improved conditions, with many returning empty handed and using deer tags as keepsakes.
Townsite plan outlined to start in right manner
A field note states a complete townsite plan has been laid out and will be carried out. The author emphasizes beginning in a right manner and following through with the town development idea.
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Drummond
Bayfield County
Frank Bartlett
Rust-Owen Lumber Company
Regate Deeds
George L. Nason
St. Paul
Franz A. Aust
Madison
Omaha Railway
Austen Lumber Company
Rust-Owen Lumber’ Company
Imill
School Boards Rally for Consolidation and Community Centers
School board discussions focus on consolidation and transportation as ideals for a centralized school that serves both children and the broader community. The Drummond town plan in Bayfield county highlights foresight in layout, parks, roads, and growth potential with timber resources backing long-term stability.
Lizotte Kin Honor Party At Home
Mrs. John Moha and her children return home to attend a party honoring Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lizotte and plan to stay through Thanksgiving visiting friends and relatives.
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John Moha
Louis Lizotte
Mrs Charles Johnson Visits Minneapolis During Thanksgiving Vacation
Mrs Charles Johnson travels to Minneapolis for Thanksgiving visit with daughters Elsie and Ellen. Her son Robert Stanley accompanies her on the trip.
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Charles Johnson
Minneapolis
Elsie
Ellen
Robert Stanley
Former Resident Dies At 88 In Bayfield
Mrs. Clara May Morton formerly known as Miss Ethel Rowe died in Bayfield on November 18 at age 88. Funeral services were held Monday, with interment in Greenwood Cemetery. She had lived in this city before her marriage.
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Bayfield
Greenwood Cemetery
Morton
Ethel Rowe
Caretaker John Morrow Dies in Bark Bay
John Morrow 75 longtime Bark Bay resident and cottage caretaker died suddenly Sunday morning while talking with the Rummell family. Cause said apoplexy. Funeral Tuesday from Hansen Undertaking Parlors with interment in Greenwood cemetery. Morrow born November 25 1845 in Michia Maine.
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John Morrow
Bark Bay
Mr. Morrow
Rummell
Mr. Rummell and Son
Bayfield
Hansen Undertaking
Greenwood Cemetery
Morrow
Michia
Maine
Bangor
Chicago
Bonding Proposition For Building County Roads
Rudolph Schindler, living on a farm near Houghton, was badly cut when a pipe edge severed an artery after it fell on him while adjusting a kitchen stove. He bound his head with towels and sought medical help in town, losing much blood but later recovering enough to speak about the accident.
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Rudolph Schindler
Steve Pipe
Houghton
Rudolph
Deer Hunters Celebrate Fourth Anniversary of Sure Shot Lodge
The Sure Shot hunting lodge in Cranberry country marked its fourth anniversary with a large gathering including Phil Hagen walking from Superior. A feast prepared by Axel Lund and Art Nelson followed by songs and stories ended with a breakdown of a car and Amos Hansen rescuing the group with a Studebaker arriving back in Washburn Sunday evening.
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Messrs
al. Garberg
Art Nelson
Axel Lund
Chas. Wolfe
Cranberry
Washburn
Phil Hagen
Superior
Cupid
Art
Charlie Wolfe
J. S. Fletcher
Banquet for Bayfield County Board Guests at YMCA
Bayfield county board members will be guests of Washburn Commercial Club at the YMCA banquet in this city at 6:30 pm on Monday November 28. The evening will feature comic and interesting pictures bowling and other amusements with plans to house the visitors during their stay.
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Bayfield County Board
Washburn Commercial Club
YMCA
Board
Wisconsin highway progress seen in 1921 report
Chief Engineer Hirst reports Wisconsin will build 3,764.1 miles of roads this year with concrete 340 miles gravel 1072 miles top soil 84 miles earth 1009 miles and maintenance 1204 miles plus 72 miles miscellaneous. Bridge work is strong with 540 bridges planned at a total cost of 2,245,100 dollars and 14 733 feet of span. If federal aid ends early next year surveys and overhead may be cut.
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Madison
Wis
Hirst
The
Highway Commission
Wisconsin
Commission
Bayfield County Board Set To Debate Road Bond Plan
The Bayfield County Board meets November 29 at the Court House to discuss a heavy road program. The Road and Bridge Committee proposes a bond issue to fund permanent secondary roads and the Budget Committee plans significant tax cuts amid calls for economy.
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County Board of
Bayfield County
Court House
Bayfield
Deer season toll reaches seven in Wisconsin woods
Five men died and two were wounded as deer hunting casualties rose to seven in the north woods. Four deaths occurred after hunters fired first, mistaking victims for game. Carl Arnsted of Marenisco and William Kahn of Koerner's Spider Lake were among the injured or dead in a season marked by reckless shooting.
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Madison
Wis
Northwoods
Carl Arnsted
Marenisco
Mich
Arnsted
Sheriffs Office
William Kahn
Koerner
Spider Lake
Manitowish
Kahn
T. J. Koerner
Ksha
Washburn Teachers Thank Public for Funds Help
The Washburn Teachers Association expresses gratitude to public spirited citizens of Washburn for contributing to meet the shortage of school funds. Signed, Washburn Teachers Association.
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Washburn
Minneapoli Business Visitor Theron Loveland
Theron Loveland of Minneapoli was a business visitor in the city during the first of the week.
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Theron Loveland
Minneapoli
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Wm. Robinson
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