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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1911
Page
7
A mother from Baring Maine recalls her four month old son’s eczema spreading to his face and body by sixteen months. After using Hood's Sarsaparilla the child improved and was fully cured. The ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for blood diseases and system build up with liquid and Sarsatabs.
The Union Unitarian and Universalist church and three adjoining lots at Prairie du Sec were sold at auction to the Lutheran society for 1900 dollars.
Supt Chas Cole of the county asylum cites a 104 bushel per acre yield from a field of 50 rows by 100 hills. He credits the Wisconsin college seed Golden Glow and careful cultivation for the high yield, urging both seed and cultivation methods.
Madison announces a new design plan for the Camp Randall memorial arch at its entrance. Officials say the rejected design drew sharp criticism from architects and artists nationwide and construction will begin anew to create a beauty fit for display in schools and homes across the region.
The committee seeks to meet public desire with a classic design for Camp Randall, presenting a master piece of artwork that captures heritage and community value.
Baraboo resident J F Saare reports strong relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills for back ache and kidney discomfort. The ad promotes the remedy as effective for kidney trouble, with Foster Milburn Co as U S agents and a 60 cent price. Remember the name Doan's.
Albert Puttkammer of Fairfield was arrested Saturday afternoon and brought into Justice of Peace Adolph Andre's court. The complaint came from his wife and the trouble stemmed from a family squabble. He paid fine and costs totaling seven dollars.
Mrs. Robert Jones of Brewster Washington extols western opportunities especially Okanogan county praising delighting weather and gorgeous sunsets. She notes Brewster a small active town with a booster group called the Brewster Boosters whose slogan Apple is king Brewster is kingdom come and forecasts a railroad within the next year praising The News as a family staple for 12 years.
John Carrol, a traveling salesman for Kirk Soap Co., died Sunday morning at his mother’s Joliet home. He is known as a cousin of Dr. Kelly and Mrs. KE. M. Terry.
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh in all stages as a constitutional treatment. The ad claims the remedy works by affecting blood and mucous surfaces and offers $100 to any case it fails to cure. Address F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio and mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The passports bill before the Duma contains nothing relating to American Jews in Russia. Novoe Vremya says the U S agitation for Russian passport rights is electioneering and unjustified. It warns the Russo American treaty may fail, noting exclusion of Russian Jews from America could harm Russia economically and politically.
The weather bulletin says warm conditions in the east will yield seasonable temperatures in the region by Tuesday or Wednesday. No unusually cold spells are seen before next Thursday or Friday when the northwest may experience a noticeable drop in temperature.
Elder W. D. Taylor once tied to Dowie’s residence is deposed by followers in Zion City Illinois. Rupert Devereaux proclaims a new leadership and lowers the Taylor flag. He issues a weekly Zion Restorationist with sensational charges against other leaders.
French vice consul M Derosa drowned at Colon while bathing. William Jennings Bryan arrives today from Jamaica to deliver a series of lectures along the isthmus.
James Hana aged 101, the oldest man in western Indiana possibly the state, died at his Perth home in Clay County. A farmer, he worked on his farm daily until a few days before his death.
Pittsburg police pursue two flashily dressed thieves who robbed J. J. McCormick & Co. steamship agents, an adjunct of Mellon National Bank, of six thousand dollars in cash.
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