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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1909
Page
5
Baraboo News lists subscription options with pricing for three months six months and one year. The snippet shows editorial leadership H EB Cole and publisher credits.
A New York hen uncovered buried gems after wandering to Sauk County. The discovery shifts local treasure lore as authorities investigate the origin and value of the hoard.
In iron ore rich communities there are signs of renewed activity with unexpected investment and work restarting. Local officials note growing demand and potential openings for employment as mining operations resume in the region.
City Clerk Worthman cites census data showing Baraboo’s population increase since Abe Wood’s time in the area, highlighting growth in the district and community.
The report notes Shea Madden and several labor figures facing renewed controversy over alleged graft and financial misconduct, signaling ongoing investigations and political risk for the union leadership.
If the current trend persists, Sauk County could become a favorable area for a man possessing a shipload of artesian wells, signaling potential development and investment opportunities in local water resources.
Some residents can remember and reference their congressional representative for the year until next November.
City instruction warns the mayor against confronting elephants lions hyenas and other ferocious beasts when visiting Denver. The advisory stresses avoiding risky clashes with large dangerous animals during urban events.
French aviator Louis Bleriot accomplished a historic Channel crossing earning a $5,000 prize from a London paper. He sent his aircraft home by boat as Britain contemplates fortifications to defend against invasion.
The passage muses on brown courtyard lawns excessive dog numbers a missing G A Van Pelt delayed Lyons bridge crossings uncertainty over fish catches and unreadable laws. it pokes at curious urban oddities and reader questions in a wry street voice.
The post office department declares the large blue special delivery stamp will be issued again after weighing the exchanged green stamp. Clerks preferred the blue stamp as the green one confused with scent stamps and caused mix ups in special delivery letters.
Daniel P. Hutchins of Cazenovia Richland county and Edith Bell Hanzlik of Lronton town plan marriage. Their union announced in the society notes with comments on readiness and families.
A wartime era advertisement touts Dr A W Chases Nerve Pills as a remedy for nervous strain claiming they restore energy by enriching the blood. A testimonial from Mrs P G Haines of Rossburg Oregon says she gained nine pounds after using the pills and doctor prescribed medicine. The product costs 50 cents a box and carries the physician's portrait on each box.
A Baraboo correspondent recounts a two week trek from Minneapolis to Livingston via the Glacier and Yellowstone regions. The letter details visits to Shaw Powell camping, Mammoth Hot Springs, Old Faithful, Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, and numerous geysers with vivid notes on color, steam, and dramatic landscapes.
Captain Joseph P. Drew of the Pennsylvania Reserve Corps. commands Company F First Regiment. He led his men from Gettysburg to Richmond and is visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Willsong at 943 Central Avenue for several weeks before returning to Baraboo Wisconsin.
An ad touts Perry Davis Painkiller selling two million bottles yearly. It claims quick relief for sprains burns bruises rheumatism neuralgia colds cramps colic diarrhoea and urges readers to keep a bottle on hand. The product comes in 5 cent and 50 cent sizes.
I J Laird, formerly on the run between Lancaster and Galena, is assigned the Necedah Wyeville run recently vacated by Conductor M V Hapeman who retires on pension after long service. Laird’s family once lived in Baraboo and he will start duties within a few days.
The stone masons building the Ruh land residence suspended work due to high temperatures. The cellar wall, shaded by surrounding trees, faced the sun directly, making it the hottest spot in town today.
Morning headache sufferers praise Dr Miles Ant Pain Pills for fast relief after years of other remedies failing. Samuel Keys of Eaton Rapids Michigan says he would not be without them even at a dollar a box. Mrs Carl Heckman of Minster Ohio notes prompt relief from frequent headaches. The first package will benefit and if not your druggist will return your money.
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