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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1909
Page
5
Skillet Greek Farmers Club Meeting at Wickern Home
Rough roads kept attendance light at the Skillet Greek Farmers Club gathering hosted by Albert and Mrs Wickern. Mrs Will Wickern shared a detailed account of the Pacific coast trip, with scenes described vividly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Wickern
Will Wickern
Pacific Coast
Henry Hill
Stella
Bernice Roser
Albert
Louis Wickern
Dora Cowles
Wilbur Cahoon
Truthful Advice and Community Booster Ethos
Readers are urged to accept newspaper content with a balanced view and avoid chronic complaining about editors. The letter argues support for the paper as a community booster, even if individual readers dislike the editor or some content.
Program at Fellowship Club Discusses Public Schools Reform
A Monday Fellowship Club meeting heard Superintendent H. R. Chamberlain argue for school reform including three eight grade ward schools and an annex used for manual training. He noted financial limits and advocated parental cooperation with teachers and mothers to improve education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship Club
H. R. Chamberlain
Tillie Holmes
Ernest Sanderson
Early 1850s Pioneer Mail Delays Highlight River Crossing Issues
Pioneer Mail reports no mail received since the previous issue due to high river and ferry dangers. The Baboo Standard notes the driver failed to cross in a skiff to fetch and deliver mail, delaying news from Milwaukee Sentinel and Wisconsin. The piece laments unreliable service and hopes for improved arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Ft. Winnebago
P.S
Milwaukee Sentinel
Wisconsin
Found Dead in Bed Mrs Thatcher in Reedsburg
Mrs. William Thatcher was found dead in bed in Reedsburg this morning after years of paralysis. Cause likely heart disease. Survived by three Baraboo daughters, a Portage husband, one sister in Chicago, two brothers in Idaho and deceased siblings noted. Aged about fifty four, she owned two properties in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thatcher
Reedsburg
Baraboo
Abraham Lezeart
Greenfield
Portage
Frank P. Foss
Edward Robson
Ethel Thatcher
William Moore
Chicago
D. O. Lezeart
Idaho
Looman Lezeart
Klitzke Ordered to Support Amanda Maah’s Child
Judge Higbee rules August Klitzke must pay ten dollars monthly until the child reaches ten, then two dollars fifty cents per month and fifty dollars per year until the child turns twenty. The order details ongoing child support obligations based on age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Klitzke
Amanda Maah
Higbee
Klitzke
Klitzke Case Appeals to Supreme Court Post Trial
Attorneys Bentley and Kelley said the case will be appealed to the Supreme Court. Klitzke remains under bonds of 1500 dollars while the appeal proceeds. Witnesses in the case included W. H. Hemwell, Ella Fenner, Emma Dithmar, Ella Dithmar, Nettie Fenner, August Klitzke, George Klitzke, R. Klitzke, Henry Holtz, Fred Kause, Wm. Maah, and William Lee. Jurors serving were Henry Mentle, Herman Albers, Henry Glue, H. Koenehke, Bert Swetland, Henry Gade, William Sigglekow, F. J. Myer, E. Cady, R. Honberger, and William Schacke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentley & Kelley
Klitzke
Supreme Court
W. H. Hemwell
Ella Fenner
Emma Dithmar
Ella Dithmar
Nettie Fenner
August Klitzke
George Klitzke
R. Klitzke
Henry Holtz
Fred Kause
Wm.Maah
William Lee
Henry Mentle
Herman Albers
Henry Glue
H. Koenehke
Bert Swetland
Henry Gade
William Sigglekow
F. J. Myer
E. Cady
R. Honberger
William Schacke
Baraboo Holiday Hints Urge Early Shopping Amid Weather Warnings
Baraboo stores overflow with fresh holiday goods as merchants stock heavily to meet demand. The weather man warns of biting winds and cold, urging shoppers to buy now and lay aside gifts for later, with two weeks remaining until the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Gshop
Miss Meta Pretsch Enjoys City Visit Before Merrimack Vacation
Miss Meta Pretsch of Portage Business College spent Saturday and Sunday in the city with friends before returning home to Merrimack for a two week vacation after which she will resume duties in Portage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meta Pretsch
Portage Business College
Merrimack
Portage
Death of Nelson Graves Resident of Excelsior
Nelson Graves of Excelsior died at home from epilepsy after a sudden illness. He was 39, married to May Graves and leaves two daughters, Violet and Fern, plus a mother, four sisters, and four brothers. Funeral set for eleven oclock Tuesday morning. The prior day Violet Graves injured two fingers in a food chopper incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Graves
Excelsior
May’ Graves
Violet
Fern
Rebecca Smith
Clara du Bois
Frank
Slight Increase In Tax Rate Notice In City Taxes Rise
Receipt of the tax roll by City Treasurer Humphrey published the collection to begin the 20th. Total city taxes to be raised amount to 80 595.53 a rise from last year with the rate up from 1.81 to 1.93 per hundred. State tax totals 8 854.55 county share 9 645.55 and county school tax 3 311.58. Lester Daniel spent Sunday with relatives in Reedsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Stanley
Old Country
Haviland China
Skillet Greek Farmers’ Club
Bing
Chamberlain
Pioneer Mail Service
E. J. Battles
Lester Daniel
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