Funeral services for O. J. Dodge held in the city
The funeral of O J Dodge occurred last Sunday afternoon with Brownstone Lodge I O O F in full march. The Modern Woodmen and Temple Camp joined the tribute. Rev John Gibon of Odanah delivered the sermon at the Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Dodge
Pioneer
Brownstone Lodge
O. F
Dodge
Wecodman
America
Temple Camp
Congregational
John Gibon
Odanab
Iron River
Iowa
J. A. Paterson
Ontario
Can
Lakes
C. O. Sowder
Bayfield County Bank
Sowder
Cure Your Kidneys With Doan’s Kidney Pills
Washburn Wisconsin resident Mrs N Larson testifies to relief from two to three years of weak kidneys. After doctors and remedies failed she used Doan’s Kidney Pills from Sweet’s drug store and reports fewer headaches back pain stronger kidneys and improved function. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Doan’s and take no other.
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Dean
Bright
Washburn
N. Larson
Pine St
Wis
Sweet
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
For Rent Seven Room Flat Over Andersons Store
Flat offered for rent near Andersons store described as seven rooms with party furnished and all modern conveniences. Inquire at this office.
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Anderson
Lady Wanted News Teletype Forecasts From Weather Bureau
Subscribers of the Bayfield Co. Telephone company may obtain daily forecasts and special warnings from the Weather Bureau. The forecasts cover about 36 hours ending at 8 p.m. the following day and are available after 11 a.m. from central.
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Bayfield Co. Telephone Company
Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Central
Notice to Loggers in Washburn Wisconsin
Notice to loggers in Washburn Wisconsin by contract logging and ead logs by thousand. Also pickup logs by thousand. Call or address Eugene Newhouse Willette.
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Eugene Newhouse & Willette
Washburn, Wis
Burglaries Hit City Saloon on Front Street
Reported burglary at the Attenhouse avenue and Front street saloon run by Steve Crown last week left about forty dollars missing from the till. Unknown suspects are being watched as investigators expect further developments in the coming days. Al Drew plans to move with his family to Portland, Oregon, next week after selling his city residence. Henry Ernst of Hayward visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hearst, this weekend.
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Attenhouse Avenue
Front Street
Steve Crown
al. Drew
Hisamily
Portland
Oregon
Henry Ernst
Hayward
Theodore Hearst
Evocative prose on beauty and vapid prestige
The passage compares flowers birds trees and people, noting beauty often lacks fragrance song fruit or restraint. It contrasts roses birds and cypress with dandies and ballroom belles, suggesting outward shine rarely matches inner value or virtue.
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Florida
Paradise
Greece
A Woman's Complexion and Liver Health Heal All
Essay argues beauty comes from purified blood through a healthy liver not cosmetics. Green's August Flower is said to cleanse and enrich blood, purify the skin, and cure constipation biliousness nervousness and aid sleep. Advertises trial and regular bottle prices at Rost Spies.
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Rost & Spies
The Rise of Thuringian Wax Dolls
Rene Bache notes how Thuringian toymakers transformed wooden dolls into wax headed figures in the 19th century. A London import sparked the trend, with dipping wax, camel hair pencils for coloring, movable eyes, and Angora wigs. Mass dressmaking followed, employing many women and girls.
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Thuringian Mountains
Sonneberg
London
China
Rene Bache
Ancient quips on certainty from the Cleveland Press
A reflective quote from the Cleveland Press questions absolutes in everyday terms. It ponders whether traits like chill, intrepidity, swift action, eminence, or fame are consistently linked to common roles and outcomes. The piece ends with a playful curiosity about certainty.
Work for relief feeding the dependent not cash handouts
The Home Circle column urges relief should come with work not money. It argues that able bodied hungry persons gain self respect by performing odd jobs, then lists political appointments and constitutional amendments proposed in Wisconsin during 1908, including changes to how bills are passed and constitutional provisions on elections and taxes.
The Comfort of a Long Couch for the Weary Mind
A reflective piece extols the restorative power of a long couch in a crowded sitting room. It describes how a simple, comfortable seat offers temporary escape from mental strain, easing headaches and fatigue, and renewing hope through brief, dreamless rest.
Swear Off Verses Warn a Youth About Vice
The passage urges a young man to renounce beer jokes selfishness and scowls and to avoid debt and idleness. It stresses choosing honest work kindness and self restraint over vice and wasteful living with a steady moral tone.
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Denisons
Difference Between House And Home Reflects Family Love
A house is a building and furniture while a home embodies affection care sympathy and trust among family members. A true home breathes love and a child should feel that his home is indeed.
Irrepressible Faith in Womanhood Shines in Beecher Thought
Henry Ward Beecher extols the integrity and nobility of women, condemning contemptuous views as corruption. He praises home life, tone, and temper as the true source of happiness, noting faithfulness to God and kindness as essential to a blessed existence.
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Henry Ward Beecher
Notice of Wisconsin General Election in Bayfield County
Notice states that a general election will be held on the first Tuesday of November 1908 in Bayfield County Wisconsin. Voters will elect thirteen electors for President and Vice President and fill statewide offices including Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State State Treasurer Attorney General and Commissioner of Insurance with terms expiring January 1909 or thereafter.
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Douglas, Rusk, Sawyer
Pierce
Bayfield
Barron, Dunn, Burnett, Polk, Chippewa
Washburn
St. Croix
John J. Jenkins
Ashland
Price, Sawyer,Taylor and Washburn
Albert W Sanborn
Sawyer
Lorenzo N Clausen
Nels M Oscar
John Froseth
Andrew B. Severson
Herman G. Mertens
Circuit Court
Frederick A Bell
Zlias Alvord
Nels Myhre
E J Brigham
State of
Wisconsin
Senate
United States
Assembly
Seab Nels M. Oscar
State OF Wisconsin
BayFielp
James O. Davidson
W. D. Connor
James A Frear
Andrew Dahl
Frank L Gilbert
Insurance
George E. Beedle
The Times Advertises Candidate Printing Services
The Times reminds candidates that its job printing plant can produce cards stationary and circulars. It promises prompt neat service at the lowest possible prices for campaign materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Wisconsin
Skater Ferry Schedules Trips to Apostle Islands
The Skater boards Ashland weekly on Thursdays starting June 20 at 9:00 a.m. and returns at 6:00 p.m with lunch served aboard. Sunday runs depart Ashland at 8:00 p.m., stop at Washburn, and return by 10:30 p.m when weather allows.
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Apostle Islands
Ashland
Washburn
Washbury Commercial City Dock Dock
N. P
Omaha
Duluth
N. W
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Uncle Sam
Australia
Nebraska
Phillip Lund
Marines
Cleveland Press
Steamer “Skater
Mission Dock
LaPointe Dock
Lippincott’s Monthly
Asno
Washington
Ninth Street
United States Patent Office
Washington, D. C
Mary Scott
John E. Doherty
Fifield Place
Beausoliel & Cross
CL. Willey’s
F. Tetzner
N. Clausen
Hines Property
Robinson
Times Office
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