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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1906
Page
8
Ad copy extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the greatest curative and preventive medicine worldwide. It claims to purify vitalize and enrich blood boosting health and strength of every organ bone and tissue. Warns against substitutes and urges insistence on Hood's only.
The Baraboo News notes editor H. E. Cole and A. D. Dorsett publish a statement confirming Senator Wylie voted for the Co-Employee Bill in both Senate instances. They argue his record is clean and consistent, countering claims of opposition. The piece cites the Senate Journal and quotes John M. True defending Wylie’s voting history.
Fireman C A Heath of Baraboo died Saturday night in Janesville when an engine moved and crushed him between the engine and the round house door. He was about 26, born in Boston, survived by a wife and child. Funeral held today at 2 PM at the home.
Farm offering 240 acres in Reedsburg and Baraboo areas with 140 acres cultivated 60 acres second growth and 40 acres pasture. Features a thrifty apple orchard 600 trees and 50 other fruit trees. Sells with or without stock and machinery. Contact F T Houghton or J A Mastiny for details.
Portable 12 horsepower gasoline engine offered at a very cheap price. First class condition. Contact C. H. Farnum at 135 Third Street.
The family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during illness and death of our husband and father. Special thanks to singers, G A Briggs for remarks, W R C and others for flowers. Persons named: Mrs G W Andross, Mr and Mrs C E Andross, Mr and Mrs Jr B Shumway and family, Mr and Mrs Marshall Harrison, Mr and Mrs Wildmond and family.
Chas W Moore a Ford City machinist suffered a severe electrical furnace burn and used Bucklen's Arnica Salve reporting a quick perfect cure. The ad promotes the salve as a universal healer for burns wounds sores eczema and piles with a 25 cent price at Fisher brothers druggists.
C Moot has returned to his home in Kendalls following a recent visit to the area.
Advertisement claims a laxative quinine tablet cure for colds. Druggists refund money if it fails. E. W. Grove's signature on each box. Price 25 cents.
S H Wood declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for Sauk County Clerk ahead of the September primaries. He asks voters for support and thanks readers for any assistance.
State Senator candidate Geo Wylie announces run for the 27th district after talks with Sauk County administration Republicans and attempts to recruit an administration man as a candidate. He frames the move as an official nomination bid.
Wilber Cahoon announces candidacy for member of assembly in Sauk County First district on the Republican ticket. He cites broad support, independence from corporate interests, and willingness to face recall if he fails to represent the people.
James H. Hill announces his candidacy for the clerk of court nomination and pledges a faithful discharge of duties if elected. He appeals to voters to support his bid for the office.
Will Conley oldest son of Mr and Mrs P H Conley of our city was run over by the cars at Elroy Sunday night and instantly killed. The remains will be brought home on the 11 04 this a m.
Fire swept through the Reedsburg laundry between 9 and 10 Sunday morning destroying the building with no recent fire history. The contents were insured for 1000 dollars though the building carried no insurance. No cause is known and investigators seek the origin.
Wonday Miss Mayme Plummer has gone to Milwaukee. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gotschika and children spent Sunday in Reedsburg. A. E. Wickus went to Minneapolis where he will meet his family. Harry Moore of Green Bay is here for a week's vacation. Ham La Barron is ill with typhoid fever. Mrs. J. Dahl left for Barron county to visit a sister until Christmas. Mrs. Waterman of Grand Rapids Wis visiting her daughter Mrs Robi Pilley. Mrs. Edith Lincoln and son left Lyons for Lincoln Nebraska. Catalog of Brandrup Nettleton Business College Winona Minn. callers at the News office included W.R. Purdy and C. Schol of Spring Green. Charles Bunker purchased the Itasca Eating House furnishings and will move there next week. U S Senator Robert M La Follette will address voters next Friday at 3 in the court house square. Ex-Supt. R A Cowan returns from Lakeside Hospital Milwaukee with limited sight. Baraboo welcomes him home.
A daughter was born today to Mr. and Mrs. Horace Smith. The announcement notes the new arrival and the parents as the reporting family.
Mr and Mrs J Loy and their son Howard of Madison are visiting the home of Mr and Mrs W Loy on the Island. The note records a family gathering and addresses the participants by name and relation.
Mrs W G LaRue entertained a dozen ladies at tea on Saturday afternoon honoring guests of friends in the city. The gathering was described as a pleasant time with cheerful conversation and sociable moments.
Arthur Haijlihan, while returning to Milwaukee, paused in Minneapolis to see relatives, visit his father, and reconnect with friends.
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