Oregon for fruit improves prospects in Willamette Valley
Dear Sirs I argue western Oregon offers same benefits as Washington with milder winters no irrigation need and strong orchard potential Hood River apples and Oregon fruits are prize winners I note land prices from 50 to 150 dollars an acre and growing hops dairying and vegetables plus growing markets for shipments back east Oregon appeals to small farmers truck growers and fruit growers alike with many newcomers adopting new opportunities in Sauk County readers.
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Silverton
Oregon
Baraboo
Washington
California
Sauk County
Wilamette Valley
Spokane
Hood River
Wisconsin
Local Notes and School Events Highlight Baraboo Area
Saturday visits and health updates fill Baraboo society notes with many residents seen at homes and churches. Community groups from the Y M C A host an oyster supper while the Boys Cabinet plans open house events for the New Year.
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O’shea
Chicago
Everyone in U S Should Own 34 99 Share of Money
Washington dispatches report treasury estimates the U S population at 89 524 000 and a December 1 money in circulation of 3 428 602 048 dollars. The monthly statement notes a rise of 712 935 dollars since the prior month.
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Washington
D.C
United States
Treasury
Treasury Department
Portage Bank Cashier Marries Phillips Woman
Cashier John A. Raup of the Portage City bank wed Miss Lola L. Roser of Phillips in a ceremony reported as a quiet marriage.
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John A. Raup
The
Portage City Bank
Lola L. Roser
Phillips
Local Lodges Elect Officers For Coming Year
At recent meetings several fraternal groups named officers for the year ahead. Eagles lodge elected Worthy President A T Johnson and a slate including Secretary M C Hacker and Treasurer W G Curry. Mystic Workers chose Prefect A Pelton and Secretary M C Hacker. Equitable Fraternal Union councilors selected William Kasten as President and Daniel Ruggles as Secretary. Degree of Honor and Knights of Wisconsin also announced their new leaders, including Mrs Elza Spencer as Chief of Honor and T Desmond as President.
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the Order of Eagles
Worthy
A. T. Johnson
Frank Link
W. H. Marriott
M. C. Hacker
W. G. Curry
W. H. Marshall
C. H. Carr
Charles Ruhland
W. J. Radke
Roger Cahoon
Mystic Workers
8. A. Pelton
Monitor
David Robinson
Frank Love
Benjamin Schubring
Clyde Sturdevant
Ferdinand Welk
Marshall
A. L. Farnsworth
L. W. Sayles
Supreme Lodge
S.A. Pelton
Equitable Fraternal Union
William Kasten
Charles Brown
Charles F. Cary
Daniel Ruggles
W. H. Carlisch
Degree of
Elza Spencer
Jennie Peck
Bertha Kimball
Knights of Wisconsin
T. Desmond
A. W. Melzel
W. D. McQuire
M. J. Coughlin
J. F. McGinnis
The Defenders Elect Leaders for Their Army Unit
The group will elect Mrs. C. F. Cary as President and C. F. Cary as First Lieutenant. William Weymar is nominated for Second Lieutenant. Anna Bloomer is patroness, James Rundell for Seargent, F. J. Foster for Corporal, C. E. Brown for Quartermaster, and Bertha Lippitt as Clerk.
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C. F. Cary
William Wey
Mar
Anna Bloomer
Seargent
James Rundell
F. J. Foster
C. E. Brown
Bertha Lippitt
Bazaar at Congregational Church Draws Crowd and Funds
The Saturday bazaar at the Congregational Church concluded with most fancy work sold and proceeds over 60 dollars. A capiteria style supper was popular and a noting contest favored Cook by a large margin, distinguishing the event's success.
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Congregational Church
Cook
Peary
Licensed to Marry Names and Places in Cassell and Fairfield
The notice records marriages or licenses involving Albert O. Peetz of Greenfield and Ella Burdick of Fairfield, Phillip Sarg and Anna Leikof of Cassell, plus William Aron of Franklin and Etta M. Williams of Troy.
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Albert O. Peetz
Greenfield
Ella Burdick
Fairfield Town
Phillip Sarg
Anna Leikof
Cassell
William Aron
Franklin
Etta M. Williams
Troy
Troy man Tobias Clavadatscher takes university post
Tobias Clavadatscher of Troy departed for Madison on Saturday to assume an instructor position on gasoline engines in the agricultural department at the University of Wisconsin Madison Prairie du Sac News notes.
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O. J. McGilvra
Prairie du Sac
Chas. Wood
Chas. Payne
Necedah
Wis
MecGilvra
Fairmont
Minn
J. Lowe
Lawrence
Leahy
Hartland
Harvard
Harvard Herald
Harold B. Proctor
Viroqua
Doxrud
Sparta
Martin Allison
Timber Coulee
Portland
Proctor
Beyers
Cashton
Norwalk
Tobias Clavadatscher
Troy
Madison
Agricultural Department
The
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Lancaster
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Galena
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R. D. Murphy
Bulldog Club
L. M. McVarville
Singer Sewing Machine Company
John Shumway
Charles Butterfield
George Henry
Fairfield
William Miller
Abieman
Miller
Johnston Lumber Company
Reedsburg
Willie Jones
Bill
Bone Setter
Bangor
James Dick
A. C. Church
A. C
Business College
K. P. Hall
John von Wald
Fred Terbilcox
T. E. Neilson
Beatnice Terbilcox
G. D. Beech
Oliver Iron Mining Company
North Freedom
Beech
Illinis
Cashier
Candy Town
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American Press Association
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Gumdrop Road
Teddy
Phil Stackhouse
Friends
Davis
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Lillian
J. F. Johnson
Kenosha
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Belle Malloy
Portage
Roy Simmons
Farnsworth
Merrimack
Fred Gallus
J. H. Pilley
Emma Blawusch
Eleanor Withington
Lillian Reinking
Cory’ Clarke
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Gem
John Daly
Harry Tudor
E. J. Campbell
William Rick
Mr. Rick
Rick
Maude Newell Williams
Mission Board of the Northwest
Williams
Engineer French
H.H. Stanley
Stanley Company
Mr. Stanley
Mrs. Jones
Charles
Agnes
Brewster
Wash
M. H. Mould
E. G. Marriott
R. E. Sherman
Beloit
Marriott
E. H. Marriott
Rockford Daily Star
Star
Illinois
Evenson’s
Evenson’s Pharmacy
Oak Street
Ted
Teddy Bear
G. W. Andrews
A. A. Brownell
H. M. Acott
F. E. Lettergren
H. Briscoe
J. E. English
L. Harthaus
W. Ritchie
E. J. Battles
Bertha Schoenwetter
Ella Page
May Walrath
Lavina Schmidt
Elizabeth Block
Willard Kimball
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