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Newspaper

Washburn Times

Location

Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1917

Page

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Honor Men Leave for Camp From Bayfield County

Twenty seven Bayfield County honor men selected by Uncle Sam left Bayfield Wednesday at 2 39 PM for Camp Grant Rockford Illinois to train for the U S Army. A large send off included a Lamoreaux Hotel banquet and a Gem Theatre patriotic gathering with speeches by P J Savage Rev O W Smith and others praising democracy and the Sammy Backer movement. The honor roll includes Frank W Clock Walter Lukaskavetz Theo W Peterson Lenius H Jacobson Ed C Olson Thomas A Kearns Fleet J Richards Marion Anderson John Pero Olof H Hagstrom Levy Clarence Lowe Ed Michael McHugh George D Brunett Swan Eklund Chas Albert Urbanak Edward S Kosberg James M Gordon Harley C Green Rayner L Miller Adam B Sayles Jr Earl J Smith Reubin W Smith John D Hare and others.

Sam United States Army Bayfield County Camp Grant Rockford Illinois United States Army of the County Council of Defense Red Cross Lamoreaux Hotel Red Cross Chapter Witi Council of Defense Gem Theatre E. C. Alvord Exemption Board Sammy Backer C. H. Werden Mason J. W. Cady Bayfield Red Cliff Wisconsin O. W. Smith Washburn Rev. Smith Irvin R. Nye Nye Bayfield County Company Frank W. Clock Drummond Walter Lukaskaveez Theo. W. Peterson Ashland Lenius H. Jacobson C. Olson R . Mason Thomas A. Kearns Fleet J. Richards Marion Anderson John Pero Wills Olof H. Hagstrom Mason Levy Clarence Lowe Michael McHugh George D. Brunett Swan Eklund Chas Albert Urbanak Edward S. Kosberg Wash

Bayfield County Exemption Board Calls Fifty More Men

The Bayfield county exemption board met at the courthouse and, after reviewing district reports, voted to call fifty additional men to the colors for examination. Notices were sent to the next fifty on the list for examination on September 28 at ten o’clock in the forenoon. The board acted to fill the quota without delay amid exemptions that threatened a last call shortage.

Bayfield County Court House

Bayview Community Club Holds Northern Wisconsin Fair

Bayview hosts one of the early northern Wisconsin community fairs on Houghton School grounds this week. The Bayview Community Club organized the event, showcasing farm produce livestock and household goods. Attendees praised the exhibits and the town prides itself on its first annual fair.

Wisconsin Houghton Bayview

Notable Names Listed in Local Draft Roster

Karl Nilsen, Drummond Alfred Nystrom, Washburn Aaron Segal, Alvin Monkberg appear on a contemporary roster. The list highlights four individuals associated with regional teams or organizations.

Karl Nilsen Drummond Alfred Nystrom Washburn Aaron Segal

Wisconsin Proclamation Calls Meatless and Wheatless Days

Magnus Swenson, Wisconsin Food Administrator, urges a meatless day each Tuesday and a wheatless day each Wednesday during the war. Citizens and food establishments should observe these days to conserve meat and wheat supplies for future needs, with the proclamation dated September 14, 1917.

Wisconsin United States Herbert Hoover Magnus Swenson

Arm Crushed at DuPont Plant in Local Accident

William Ackerman, a DuPont Company employee at Barksdale, was seriously injured Saturday night when a heavy metal cover slipped and crushed his arm. He was taken to Ashland hospital where an operation was performed and he is resting easy and recovering well.

William ‘Ackerman DuPont Company Barksdale Ackerman Ashland

Potatoes Flood Marshfield Market At 25 Cents

Fred W. Callies of Milwaukee reports a huge potato harvest near Marshfield causing sales at 25 cents per bushel. He says prices should stay low across the state for about a month as farmers store some crop while thousands of bushels hit the market at digging time.

Marshfield Fred W. Callies Milwaukee Callies

Man Charged With Seditious Remarks Deterring U S Government

Andrew Lundgren was arrested by Police Chief Markey this morning on charges of uttering remarks detrimental to the United States government and favoring Germany. He possessed seditious literature during a search. Witnesses report his ranting frightened listeners. Lundgren to be placed in U S marshal custody today.

Andrew Lundgren Markey United States Germany Lundgren

Kenfield Lamoreaux to Hire Women Labor for War Time Work

The Kenfield Lamoreaux company plans to employ twenty to twenty five women and girls over 17 at its crating and box factory due to man power shortages and increased business. A ladies rest room will be provided and a supervisor will ensure pleasant conditions as equipment additions expand the plant.

Kenfield- Lamoreaux Company Kenfield-Lamoreaux DuPont Company K-L Company

August Bodin Visits City From Camp Douglas

Corporal August Bodin of Company D 6th Wisconsin Regiment spent the week in the city visiting relatives and friends. He returned to Camp Douglas this morning and reports his unit is rapidly training, fully equipped with army clothes and rifles, well fed, content, and appreciative of shipments from home, especially treats.

August Bodin Wis Camp Douglas August

Lecture Course Dates Arranged by City Men’s Club

The Men’s Club of the Congregational church has set winter lecture dates. October 22 Imperial Quartette, November 4 Treble Clef Co., December 7 Four Artist Co., February 28 P. F. Volker, March 18 C. L. Burten, with Dr. Sadler as not assigned. A general write-up will follow.

Congregational Church Imperial Quartette P. F. Volker C. L. Burten Dr. Sadler

Local Resident Attends County Road Committee Meeting

Frank Robillard of Bayfield transacted business in the city Tuesday to attend the monthly meeting of the County Road Committee. The Methodist Ladies Aid society plans to meet at Mrs. A. McPherson’s home on East Sixth Street Wednesday afternoon of next week.

Frank Robillard Bayfield County Road Committee Methodist Ladies Aid Society

Farmers and merchants to discuss marketing practices

A large joint meeting at the Commercial Club rooms in Washburn and Bayview clubs brought farmers and business men together to resolve grievances over farm produce pricing and retail terms. Committees from both sides will continue talks to reach a mutual plan improving marketing conditions for all.

Hornet Club Washburn Bayview Merchant’s Association Farmer’s Clubs

Bayfield County Fair Opens With Large Attendance Expected

Washburn and Iron River prepare for a monster crowd at the Bayfield county fair with merchants closing to allow attendance. Exhibits from all Bayfield towns, Boys and Girls Clubs, and fine stock and produce displays promise a strong showing and top awards on the second day.

Washburn Bayfield County Iron River Retail Merchants Association County Fair Association

Congregational Church Schedules Services and Activities

The Congregational Church posts Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning worship at 11 a m with the sermon The Personality of God Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m led by Miss Jerusha Johnson Evening worship at 7 30 p m with a Talk The Companions of the Way second in Life s Way series Prayer and Conversation Wednesday 7 30 to 8 30 p m Minister O W Smith leads the church activities.

God Christian Endeavor Jerusha Johnson Companions of the Way O. W. Smith

College and homebound moves reported in local notes

Miss Grace Morgan left for Ashland to attend Northland college. Probert Axelberg went to Pittsburg to resume studies at the Carnegie Institute. Mr. and Mrs. Sanders moved from the city to Weyauwega to live with a son. Mrs. Smith accompanied her parents.

Grace Morgan Ashland Northland College Probert Axelberg Pittsburg Carnegie Institute Sanders O. W. Smith Weyauwegga

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Werden Mr. Werden Alvin Monkberg Dupont William Ackerman Kenfield-Lamoreaux Company
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