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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1904
Page
5
A compact item lists time spans: one year, six months, and three months. The fragment provides no additional context or names.
A terse remark notes the dealers wiping away smiles with a casual gesture. The line hints at tension between sellers and customers amid rising prices and cautious markets.
Port Arthur remains silent on the contractor selection for Baraboo's new opera house leaving residents in the dark about who will oversee the project.
In Manitowoc county a proposed court house at 150000 dollars prompts scrutiny while Sauk county contemplates a 100000 dollar building. Residents weigh fiscal impact and value of local justice facilities amid budget constraints.
The writer argues that Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey would gain from forming a trust. Both circuits already have full business, and they have agreed to reduce extraneous costs as a concession to age. This could stabilize profits and limit competition.
A Mississippi governor derides the president’s praise for the Mississippi building at the World’s Fair. He notes Roosevelt’s approval stems from admiration for Jefferson Davis and views the replica as a tribute to the former Confederate leader.
Theodore Stegner of St Louis ran a get rich quick scheme and boasted of skating along the prison edge. A trusting woman suspected his risk and gathered letters and evidence. Convicted in U S court of mail fraud, his risky edge led to his downfall in a cautionary tale.
Observers note prolonged dry spell with no significant rain for weeks. Cisterns run low and a famine for soft water seems likely as winter begins, signaling potential water shortages ahead.
A. M. Hein will join Hein Bros. bakery and restaurant after closing business in Beetown Wisconsin. The champion butter maker earned prize money at the World's Fair including a $1500 award won by Minon Wisconsin and Iowa, with Hein Wisconsin butter securing a share.
Geologist William C. Alden of the United States Geological Survey has prepared a paper titled The Delaware lobe of the Lake Michigan Glacier of the Wisconsin stage of glaciation and associated phenomena. The work aims to illuminate relations during the later Glacial epoch between southeast glaciers.
Excerpts note Dr T C Chamberlin and Frank Leverett on Wisconsin Illinois glacial topics and cite Professional Paper No 34 from the USGS. A Richmond club incident is described where a police magistrate questions a witness after a chairperson struck the secretary with a loving cup in a holiday gathering.
The ad promotes Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a cure for overtaxed women and tired nerves. It claims improved vitality, sleep, mood, and complexion, with a testimonial from Mrs Anna Doretz of Niagara Falls New York. Pills sold 50 cents a box at Buffalo and Baraboo Wisconsin outlets.
Alderman M. F. Foley is in St. Paul. Mrs J D Conway returns from Elroy. G H Goodsell and wife visit Belvidere. Hawley couple back from Massachusetts. Mrs Tom Jones hosts Mrs Jane Morris of Arpin. About 25 couples at M W A social hop. Lena Riggert to Chicago after visit with Miss Pearl Clavadatsher. Partridge arrives from Omaha to winter with KE Hoag. Mrs G E Brewster returns to Chippewa Falls after visit with C L Brewster. Wm Graff and son guests in city. Miss Susie Pettys returns to North Freedom. Miss Lucy Cramer to Merrimack. Farnworths and Susie Smith of Merrimack visit. to move to Washington state. Arthur H Noyes resigns from American Express. Louis Filkins to succeed. Peter Sprecher auction at Nicholas Sprecher’s. Nicholas sells farm to son. move to Black Hawk. H T Hook resigns as mail carrier. Harry Hampton to succeed. substitutes Floyd Newell or Lester Daniels. Cylinder head of freight engine blows. Conductor McCaffrey hurt. Torgensen in charge. Jacob Alexander and C Thuerer form farm machinery partnership. Thuerer’s reputation noted. Representative Dalton of West Virginia recalls poll scene with a race relation anecdote. Albert Fries of Lone Rock shot while deer hunting. ball passes through coat and tobacco sack. deer meat deemed dear.
James Collins known as Cuckoo and James F Logan were arrested by Janesville police for attempting to cash a fake 500 dollar draft at Eidgerton. The case ties to a staged race at the fair grounds with pistol drawn guards and rivalries between Superior and Duluth. Collins previously raced as Comfort to hide his identity and allegedly agreed to lose to Duluth men, then fled the scene.
Mr and Mrs Fred Le Foint have come back from Fort Worth Texas and will spend winter with her parents Mr and Mrs Chas H Page On rumor they are the former equestrian director of the Floto shows The item also recounts Baraboo origin from Baribault a Canadian French trader who visited Wisconsin for pelts and lent his name to the town via mispronunciation by local Indians
The article cites an estimate that more than 7,640,000 Chinese live outside China. It highlights global dispersion and regional concentrations abroad.
An advertisement warns of kidney disease as a leading cause of death and promotes Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder issues. It claims quick relief for bladder control and frequent urination and offers free samples and a book by mail from Kilmer & Co., Binghamton New York.
In a Troy letter from No 45 King Street George King deputy sheriff of Rensselaer County New York credits Peruna with curing him of catarrh of the bladder and kidney trouble and Brights disease fears after eight bottles he says he was well and has enjoyed perfect health for four years he calls Peruna a blessing to a sick man and valuable beyond money
O Fred Lindstrom former Grand Master of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows writes from St Paul Minnesota that a severe cold led to urinary trouble and Brights disease but after three and a half months of using Peruna his health returned and he has had no trouble since. The notice explains Brights disease as catarrhal inflammation of kidney linings and urges early Peruna use with a free book offer from The Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio.
The Milwaukee Times questions whether county donations of any amount to assist in finding homes for Milwaukee’s homeless children are necessary when Sparta already provides a home and a school for such children.
A testimonial describes neuralgia as nerve pain from troubled nerves and credits Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills with relief. The ad claims quick calming of target nerves and no after effects, offering 25 doses for 25 cents and a money-back guarantee.
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