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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1905
Page
11
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Nervine as a nerve energy restore and tonic. It claims weak nerves cause bodily system distress and cites H C Cunningham of Allegheny Pa as a testimonial after eight bottles, with a money back guarantee via Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.
The Baraboo News lists subscription rates with E. Cole as publisher. One year costs 11.00, six months 50c, and three months 25c, while a fashion writer notes the cost of a modest evening hat at 50 dollars, remarking that many cannot afford such an item.
A reflection notes that players must stay in universities after the season ends and return to actual study, highlighting the harsh reality of balancing athletics with academics.
The Hay versus City of Baraboo decision discourages such suits. The claimant loses the circuit court award and faces 600 to 700 dollars in expenses. The text urges settling with the city council to avoid costly court litigation.
The decision to remove flowers from the House is not stopping daisies from filling several seats. The action focuses on decor while flowers still appear in the chamber, signaling a nuanced balance between protocol and presence.
The article notes Queen Alexandra turning sixty one, with the English court and surrounding people insisting she doesn’t look her age. It captures the royal party mood and public flattery surrounding the sovereign during a birthday moment.
The passage notes curiosity over whether shifting the inauguration date will satisfy Messrs. Taft Fairbanks Shaw and Root. The reference implies a debate among political figures about timing and approval.
Smokers need not fear a Turkish product embargo. The authentic Turkish cigarette is produced in Pittsburg, not abroad, suggesting the main concern lies elsewhere.
A historical reflection questions responsibility for life insurance funds raised under pressure. The speaker contrasts politicians who delayed and officers who urged fundraisers, weighing guilt for the forced contributions and the fear-driven actions behind the payout.
Cuba has matured into a recognized nation and can afford to smile at visitors who claim to bring revolution, signaling a measured stance toward new voices.
The columnist explains a resident's unsigned submission cannot be published, citing lack of author attribution and responsibility for unsigned content. The note communicates editorial policy on unsigned articles from Delton residents.
Dr. Hardtmeyer leases Mrs. Mackey’s Ash street residence with a purchase option as his family plans a Baraboo permanent move from Pittsburgh. Judge Fowler visits Baraboo on circuit duties, praised for courteous rulings. John M. True buys Mrs. Washington’s Devil’s Lake property and plans summer home improvements. Post Office audit shows Baraboo growth with 1904 and 1905 receipts compared locally. News also notes iron mine activity, Sauk county wealth in courts, and the death of Dr. Samuel H. Baskinger, a Sauk County pioneer.
The Sauk County Land and Mining company sues Charles Manthey and others for specific performance on an option tied to 120 acres in Freedom town. Key issues: whether Henry C. Manthey inherited land free of claims and whether a land contract can support an option. Judge Fowler presides. witnesses include LaRue, Manthey kin, Rogers, and others. The Baraboo firm Grotophorst Evans Thomas represents the plaintiff. Doherty and co. represent the defense. Court adjourned to next session.
Mrs. Jasper Warn and guests attended a Reedsburg meeting to define pupil eligibility for Sauk County Training school. Residents pay no tuition, must be 16 or older, and teachers with certificates or diplomas gain free entry. Non residents face five dollars per quarter tuition and fifty cents quarterly book rent.
Mrs Ida Caldwell of Sioux City Iowa credits Peruna with curing her three year catarrh suffering. She reports relief within three days and full recovery after two and a half months. The ad touts thousands of testimonials and endorsements for Peruna by Dr Hartman and insists on immediate treatment.
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