The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1922-12-07


high school song. We will have
some sort of a contest and the win
ner will receive due reorganization.
Again we quote "AP'-Let's Co."
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The parent-teachers' association,
which has charge of the sale of the
Christmas seal, is planning on MAX
ing this the greatest campaign ever
held in the city. The Christmas
seal sale starts Saturday. The
grade schools are going to have a
sale contest, and the school which |
sells the most seals will be awarded |
beautiful pendant, and to the in
dividual student who sells the most |
seals will be given book. One
half of the proceeds will be given to
the local organization for the i'm
mediate needs of the health of our
city. The High School has under
taken to give the publicity needed for
the campaign. So now we are all
organized against our arch enemy,
the tuberculer germ. 1t then re-
mains for the people of the city to
do their share. And why not? In
seventeen years the tuberculosis Or
ganization cut down the death rate
to -one-half of those dying from this
dangerous diseasA Everywhere
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work, and many fond parent has
seen loved one snatched from GER
tain death by them. And now these
people are asking you to help them
carry on this work. There is one
great way in which the mass can
help, an dthat is by buying these
seals. This disease is well called
the "Great White Plague" 1t is
the greatest menace to the civilized
world. One-fourth of the people who
die between the ages of Is and As
are victims of this plague. The
disease germ is remarkable in it's
diabolical cunning and .resourceful-
ness of attack. 1t spares none. 1t
recognizes no social barriers or color
ed lines land its presence is not known
until it has taken possession of us
like something evil and uncanny.
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All of the teachers were back on
the job Monday morning after the
Thanksgiving holidays land what is
most surprising, they do not show
the effects of the turkey.
Miss. Norton is all "set'' for win
ter She has purchased pair of
storm windows land they are ..'the
berries" too.
The following H. s. girls visited
in Ashland, Friday of last week:
Jean Harrington, Jeanette Beck,
Ruth Olson, Ivadell Mcdonald, Neva
Arntsen, Grace Manning, Elizabeth
Hawkes. and Fanny Buzard.
Miss Manning and Miss Show, of
the Lincoln school, did considerable
shopping in Ashland last Friday
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MISS Eva Erickson spent the
Thanks gi 5ins holidays visiting
friends out of the city.
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Catherine Jacobs, Ryda Morgan,
Arthemise and Leona Trempe were
on hike last Friday.
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Louretta Halman has returned
home from the hospital at Ashland
with improving health and soon will |
be able to take up her studies again
at school,
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Miss Langdell, the Algebra and
English teacher visited Eau Claire,
during the Thanksgiving vacation.
Miss Wolfe spent her vacation in
Washburn with Miss Norton.
Supt. Browning with Mrs. Brown
ing and their daughter Marjorie, |
spent the Thanksgiving holidays in
Duluth.
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Miss Reynolds of the State Depart
ment of Normal training is visiting
the Normal training department of |
the High School this week.
Excellent values in Comfy Slip
pers $1.OO, SIPS, $1.65 at Paulsons
Xmas Sale.
dec. 7-Jan. 11-6t)
CIRCUIT COURT, BAYFIELD,
COUNTY.
Northern National Bank of
Ashland, Wis.
Plaintiff,
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