Bayfield County Notes From the Press
D W Corning visits Washburn. Mr and Mrs G A McHenry tour friends in Houghton and Calumet. Col F M Woods at Minnesota state fair. Mrs James Stewart hosts Washburn visitors. Miss Bessie Stevens returns home from visit with Miss Edith LaBonte. Sprinkler combats dust. rag weed growth noted. Wm Knight brings a large berry. possible berry market idea. Harry Nourse brings Duchess apples from Turnquist farm. to exhibit at Chippewa Falls fair. prize prospects.
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James Stewart
Washburn
Bessie Stevens
Edith LaBonte
Fred Hofele
St. Peter
Minnesota
Wm. Knight
Mr. Knight
Harry Nourse
Mr. Nourse
Chippewa Falls
Debtors urged to settle at Iron River office
A Pioneer A Missouri Newspaper note urges debtors to call and settle, others to inquire if unsure. Lever Lien of Grand Marais Minn visited Iron River after supporting his brother Henry’s election interests. Harry Lea, formerly of Iron River, visited Madison period with family. Robert Lea now in Chicago. A basement fire at the Taylor Institute caused alarm but was contained. damage minor and insured.
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Missouri
Lever
Grand Maria
Harry Lea
Madison
Harry
Robert
Chicago
Taylor Institute
McMurehby
Dean's Kidney Pills Advert for Washburn Reader
A vintage advert urges cures for kidney ailments using Dean's Kidney Pills. It promotes a Washburn Wisconsin testimonial from Mrs. N Larson and claims the pills strengthen kidneys and prevent complications. The notice also includes sale details and a rental offer for a seven room flat above Anderson's store.
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Dean
Bright
Washburn
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Anderson
Weather forecasts from U S Weather Bureau advised for Bayfield Co
Bayfield Co subscribers may obtain daily forecasts and special warnings from the Weather Bureau after 11 am. Forecasts cover the 36 hour period ending at 8 pm the following day.
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Bayfield Co. Telephone Company
Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Central
Notice to Loggers for Contract Logging in Washburn
Notice to loggers offering logging by contract and by the thousand. Readers are asked to contact Eugene Newhouse and Willette of Washburn Wisconsin for work and pickups by the thousand.
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Eugene Newhouse & Willette
Washburn, Wis
Beauty myths fade and August Flower promotes health
The notice argues against cosmetics and local treatments for skin. It credits Green's August Flower with liver cleansing and blood enrichment to improve complexion, relieve constipation biliousness and nervousness, and aid sleep. Offers trial and regular bottles at Prest & Spies.
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Prest & Spies
Dean's Ointment Promises Fast Skin Relief for Children
Advertisement claims Dean's ointment stops eczema itching and eases sores for babies and kids. It cites instant relief and safety for children, with availability at all druggists.
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Dean
The Thuringian Doll Industry’s Rise and Craft
Rene Bache traces the Thuringian doll makers from a London imported curios to a wax head industry. Innovations include dipping wax, camel hair pencils for finishes, movable eyes and sleeping lids, Angora wig material, and mass dressing by women and girls.
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Thuringian Mountains
Sonneberg
London
China
Thuringian
Rene Bache
Why not two inches in the end a Cleveland Press reflection
A Cleveland Press reflection questions absolutes in everyday traits and outcomes, pondering whether explorers, statesmen, or bargain terms are consistently defined. The writer asks why conclusions are deemed foregone and invites readers to doubt fixed labels.
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Cleveland Press
Comprehensive election returns for governor and state officials
Official canvass details numerous ticket results across offices from governor to surveyor, listing candidates and vote totals for both major parties. Key figures include J O Davidson and J Strange for state offices, and parallel lists for Social Democrat and Prohibition tickets with multiple contenders. The long roster spans county clerks to sheriffs and coroner with varied vote counts. A closing reflective proverb contrasts oil lamp imagery with life’s joys and dangers.
Paperweight Glass Bottle Story From a Balancing Doorstep
The owner of a library desk keeps a glass paperweight with a wine label tucked behind it. He recounts a tale from Europe about a bottle given by an old Hungarian woman to a student turned doctor. He carried the bottle across continents, paid duties, and dropped it at dinner, staining the label beneath the glass.
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Europe
Raab
Hungary
Vienne
New York Tribune
The Jealous Husband and the Medium
A jealous husband visits a famed London medium to learn his wife’s actions. The medium recounts the wife awaiting a visitor, caressing him, and sharing tender looks. The husband, incensed, protests but the reading ends with him paying the fee, his suspicions calmed.
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London
Benedict
A Peer and His Patent From a Westminster Gazette Note
The Westminster Gazette explains how a peerage title cannot be altered after the patent issues. It cites Lord Glenawly as an example of a clerical error misnaming a title. It also recounts Charles Pawlet later Duke of Bolton, created as Lord Pawlet of Basing in 1717 but summoned under Basen St. John of Basing, becoming Duke in 1722.
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Lord Glenawly
Lord Glenawley
Glenawly
Charles Pawlet
Duke of
Bolton
Pawlet
Lord Pawlet of
Basing
House of Lords
Basen St. John of Basing
Duke of Bolton
Westminster Gazette
Simple Rules of Health From the New York Press
The piece warns against using hard tooth picks and promotes gentle after meal cleaning. It advises rinsing with tepid antiseptic, gargling with salt water, scraping the tongue with a silver instrument, and avoiding any mouth items not agreeing with the stomach.
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New York Press
Strange Uses For Churches During Wars
Old Strand Magazine notes examples across England and France where churches served military needs or revolutionary purposes. Dedham Church bears Puritan vandalism remnants with mutilated sculpture and decapitated saint figures. Notre Dame in Paris was turned into a temple of reason with a dancer enthroned in the choir during the Revolution.
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England
Dedham
Notre Dame
Paris
Strand Magazine
Office sample kept as sole cook in Harper’s Weekly
A caller asks for a cook and is told the office has only one, kept as a sample by the Head of Intelligence Office. The exchange reveals the justification that the cook must remain a sample.
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Mrs. A
Mr. Dwyer
Intelligence Office
Harper’s Weekly
Trapped in a Cricket Team Proposal Scene
In London Judy a man talks of his cricket team members including Brown who will soon be best man. She reacts delightedly to his proposal style, admiring the gesture as charming and thoughtful.
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Brown
Jack
London
Judy
Humor and Trust Shaped by Counsel and Childlike Zest
A collage of quotations on humor, argument, and trust. The Cleveland Leader jokes about persuasion, Cornhill Magazine notes a humorist keeps childlike zest with tolerance, and Bacon elevates the value of mutual counsel.
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Cornhill Magazine
Bacon
Notice of General Election in Bayfield County Wisconsin
Notice states a general election will be held on the first Tuesday of November 1908 in Bayfield County Wisconsin. Officials to be elected include President and Vice President electors, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, State Treasurer, Attorney General, and Commissioner of Insurance with terms expiring January 1909 or 2002.
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J. O. Davidson
A. J. Schnitz
John Strange
James Trottman
Bert Williams
J A Frear
Frank B Schutz
Frank Bernardy
H Dahl
Frank Gilbert
J E Abbott
Geo E Beedle
Congress
John J Jenkins
I L. Lenroot
U.S
I Stevenson
S. A. Cook
W. Cox
C. H. Forward
L. H. Park
Wm. Ager
J. B. Smith
D. W. Emerson
Wisconsin
Bayfield
Noricy
United States
James O. Davidson
W. D. Connor
James A Frear
Andrew Dahl
Frank L Gilbert
Insurance
George E. Beedie
Senate
Wisconsin county offices and constitutional amendments notice
Official notice lists replacements for county offices in the Eleventh and Twelfth Senate Districts and Assembly District, including sheriff, coroner, district attorney, clerk of court, treasurer, register of deeds, surveyor, and other posts with terms starting January 1909. It also details joint resolutions adopting constitutional amendments on Governor's veto power, internal improvements, electors, and taxation, with dates, signatures, and publication in Washburn.
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Geos Barnes
Frank Hammill
M. Oscar
John Livingstore
H. O. Lien
C. O. Lowder
Jas. Albertson
Thos Allen
H. J. Finstae
Ard. Johnson
B. F. Runkle
Max Hupple
Fred J. Burns
EF. A. Bell
Arnison
Alvord
C. F. Morris
Nels Mybre
Frank Skuhra
E.J. Brigham
J B. Day
Frank Lore
F. J. Burns
F. A. Bell
E. C. Alvord
Nels Mohre
J. B. Day
Douglas, Rusk
Sawyer
Pierce
Bayfield
Barron
Dunn
Burnett, Polk, Chippewa
Washburn
St. Croix
John J. Jenkins
Ashland
Price, Sawyer, Taylor and
Albert W Sanborn
Lorenzo N Clausen
Nels M Oscar
John Kroseth
Andrew B. Severson
Merman G. Mertens
Circuit Court
Frederick A Bell
Elias C Alvard
Nels Myhre
BJ Brigham
Offce
State of
Wisconsin
Candidates Need The Times For Campaign Printing
The Times offers a specialty in printing candidates cards stationary circular letters and related campaign material. The northern Wisconsin office can produce prompt neat work at the lowest prices.
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Times
Wisconsin
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D. W. Corning
Washurn
Mrs
G. A. McHenry
Houghton and Calumet
Col
F. M. Woods
Iron River
Washburn Citizen
W Sanborn
Social Democrat
Jacob Rummel
Harry D. Brown
C. M. Wright
Secretary of State
JG Brown
State
Treas
Henry M. Parks
Atty General
Horace Walmsley
H Bristoins
Ellis B. Harris
I L Lenroot
A W Staples
A W Sanburn
Assemly
J N Kinney
John Livigstone
John Fiege
E Bryan
Johnson
O Hovede
M Arrison
Register of Deeds
Surveyor
E. J. Sprigham
Prohibition
I. L. Lenroot
Nels M. Oscar
and. Johnson
H. J. Finstad
Cleveland
Assembly
Seal Nels M. Oscar
Steamer “Skater
Mission Dock
LaPointe Dock
Mary Scott
Tuo
Washburn Commercial City Dock Dock
Asym
Ce Seles
Apostle 'Siands
Foleyshoney
Washington
Ninth Street
United States Patent Office
Washington, D. C
N.P
Omaha
Washburo
Duluth
W.C. C
N.W
N. P
Waughburn
John &, Doherty
Fifield Place
Ashland Wiscons,n
Beausoliel & Cross
CL. Willer
F. Tetzner
N. CL
Usen
Robinson
Times Office
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