08 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
Washburn Times
Location
Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1910
Page
1
The speaker warns idleness harms society and argues labor deserves a fair share of production. He stresses interdependence of capital and labor, calls for just wage, and criticizes profits skimming to owners. He endorses labor organization and lawful union action, urging cooperation over class antagonism.
The jewelry shop owner N J Nelson shot himself in his home around 10 30 this morning after a spell of insomnia and worry over his ill wife. Mrs Olson found him in the kitchen and the body was moved to the Meehan undertaking rooms. Relatives were notified, Nelson had lived in the city for years and married in June. The note also includes a lengthy editorial on labor and capital policies.
The Wisconsin primary shows a progressive surge with E C Alvord leading county contests and LaFollette Lenroot ahead by large margins statewide. Knight edges Hammill in the 23rd Assembly. district attorney E C Alvord and county posts see spirited contests as early results tally in.
Joseph Spitzer and Robert Stein ert display fine city vegetables in wm Olson and E Bergmann windows. Colors include celery cauliflower cabbage cucumbers radishes onions and tomatoes. Spitzer offers a five dollar premium to any display beating his. All produce must come from one garden. Growing interest among local gardeners grows competitive spirit.
A Bayfield County note reports Brother W H Holmes from Bayfield Progress made a cordial Labor Day call. He praises the county as a fine place to live and notes his confidence in its future by investing in local soil.
A brief notice offers 40 acres of fertile fruit and dairy land at the Three Switch school house for sale on easy terms via Ed Williams. The ad also promotes subscriptions to THE TIMES. A testimonial claims Burdock Blood Bitters cured long standing indigestion and loss of appetite.
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