Indiana prize corn growers take top honors at national show
Indiana farmers dominate the National Corn Exposition awards with Fred C. Palin Newton earning the Kellogg trophy for the best single ear worth 1000 and J R Overstreet Franklin winning the 1000 silver trophy for the best ten ears. G L Kerlin Franklin also takes the world best bushel prize. The state has now won three consecutive first prizes for ten years’ corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Fred C. Palin
Newton
Ind
J. R. Overstreet
Franklin
G. L. Kerlin
Overstreet
Indiana Corn Growers’ Association
L. B. Clore
the Harrisons
Eggleston, Wallace, Riley and
Ade
Oliver and Studabecker
Man forecasts longer lives and changing roles for women
Dr. Newell Dwight Hillis argues in Baraboo that people may live to 120 within a century and later women will own all property. He cites age-related shifts, education gaps, and shifts in male and female roles, endorsing women’s vote and revising views on Paul’s instruction about women speaking in church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell Dwight Hillis
Brooklyn
New York
Baraboo
Paul
Writer on nervous diseases notes fatigue effect
A writer on nervous diseases argues fatigue always tends to induce certain conditions and influence mental state. The claim frames fatigue as a universal precursor in nervous disorder dynamics.
The Designer for January Projects Mental Outlook
The excerpt notes low mood and pessimism, with auto suggestion worsening conditions in nervous individuals. It states that imagining oneself as a helpless failure pushes toward that outcome, illustrating a mindset connected to a January designer note.
Annual Poultry Show Promotes Fine Feathers in Baraboo
The annual poultry show aims to educate bird fanciers and unite Baraboo valley producers. It advocates high quality breeds for better results and invites enthusiasts to study varieties of chickens ducks geese and turkeys on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo Valley
Enjoyable Organ Recital at Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian church held an organ recital Tuesday evening to dedicate the new instrument. Milwaukee organist Mrs. H M Batten played with wide range and facility, delighting the audience. Also featured were Mrs. G W Snyder Miss Olga Reinking and Daniel Roberts, all well known in Baraboo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
H. M. Batten
Milwaukee
Batten
G. W. Snyder
Olga Reinking
Daniel Roberts
Baraboo
Peculiar Cases On Nervousness In Local Credit
The Democrat notes cases of extreme nervousness when debtors try to flee town without paying creditors. Signs include leaving town between dates, avoidance of recognition on the street, and even late reports of similar incidents at Devil's Lake. Observers hope Baraboo merchants will curb credit to reduce such nervousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devil’s Lake
Baraboo
Wedded at Dawn William Aron Marries Etta Williams
William Aron and Miss Etta Williams wed at Spring Green in a Wednesday dawn ceremony at the Congregational parsonage performed by Rev. Schoenfeldt. Afterward the couple visited the bride’s parents at Troy with many friends present for a wedding dinner. Aron, a Spring Green farmer, is a son of Christ and Mrs. Aron, longtime Wilson's Creek residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Aron
Etta Williams
Spring Green
Funeral of Henry Meyer in Reedsburg
The funeral for Henry Meyer was held Wednesday afternoon at St. John’s Lutheran Church in Reedsburg. He was 78 and died of paralysis. he was uncle to Conrad Thiemann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Meyer
Reedsburg
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Conrad Thiemann
Officers Elected for the Ensuing Year in the B L of PB
The B L of PB announces officers elected for the ensuing year. President John Melter. R S and T R A Matthews. F S H K Dillenbeck. Delegate Grand Lodge R E Sherman. Alternate Delegate A Matthews. Medical Examiner Dr Farnsworth. Legislative Representative Willard Hathaway. Chairman Local Protective Board Heaman Konecke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Melter
R.S
Knights of Columbus Council 756 officers elected for year
Council 756 Knights of Columbus announces officers for the ensuing year led by G. K.-J. J. Robinson as grand knight and A. Malone as deputy grand knight with other officers including C.-L. C. Ryan, R.8S.-J. F. McGinnis, T.-O. J. Hornung, W.-C. A. Metzl, A.-G. W. Howe, I.8.-F. P. Hildebrandt, O.8.-H. H. Klowitzer, and trustee for three years C. J. Sara han.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Knights of Columbus
G. K
J. J. Robinson
J. A. Malone
L. C. Ryan
J. F. McGinnis
O. J. Hornung
C. A. Metzl
G. W. Howe
F. P. Hildebrandt
H. H. Klowitzer
C. J.sarahan
New Mail Carrier Courage Highlighted in Snow Storm
Durward Glen report notes Grant Albert delivering mail on route 5 during a fierce snow storm Monday. Fred Hein moved a house in Glen described as a dog ken nel. Frank Dusheck Jr. visited Glen Thursday. Emil Mueller returns home from work to help through winter. J Baurmann, Caledonia cheese maker, plans to become a farmer in spring. Two Marshall daughters and Margaret Dudley are home from school sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Albert
Fred Hein
Glen
Frank Dusheck Jr
Emil Mueller
J.baurmann
Caledonia
William Marshall
Margaret Dudley
The Bara Boo News Offers Yearlong Sauk County News
A good Christmas present is The Bara Boo News weekly priced at $1.25 per year. The paper covers Sauk county news with fifty two joys promised in the year. Several have already ordered the paper for friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Sauk County
Pretty wedding at Mrs. Lanich home marks Bertha Lanich and William Abbey
Noon ceremony united Miss Bertha Lanich and Mr. William J. Abbey with Rev. E. C. Henke officiating. Bride wore white chiffon and Pointe de Venise with a bouquet of white sweet peas. The couple left on the 4 20 train for Chicago and the East. Mrs. Abbey known in the city. Mr. Abbey works as an examiner for the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Lanich
Bertha
William J. Abbey
E. C. Henke
Leg Breaks While Aiding Neighbor In Beef Slaying
On Tuesday at Sandusky Gustaf Machon broke his leg while helping neighbor William Hass with killing a beef. A physician treated the fracture and he was carried home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Gustaf Machon
William Hass
Omitted Donors Named in Cooking School List
A correction notes that J. R. Hofstatter Weirich Brothers Fisher Brothers and H. R. Chamberlain were unintentionally left off the merchants contributing to the High school cooking school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Hofstatter
Weirich Brothers
Fisher Brothers
H. R. Chamberlain
Meyer Girl Born to St Paul Couple
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Adolph Meyer of St Paul on December 12. Mrs Meyer is formerly Miss Ethel McGilvin of Baraboo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Meyer
St. Paul
Meyer
Ethel McGilvin
Baraboo
R N A to Host Spelling Contest and Apron Sale
LIME RIDGE December 14 The R N A will stage a spelling contest and apron sale next Thursday evening December 16. Lester Blackman of Brookton Minnesota is home to stay through the holidays. Mr and Mrs Theo Schluter attended the funeral of Mrs Schluter's cousin Mrs Kieth Pierce in Richland Center Sunday. James Johnson, hurt when a tree limb struck his face, is able to be out again. Mr and Mrs Will Johanson are sick with infantum.
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R.N. A
Lester Blackman
Brookton
Minnesota
Theo. Schluter
Richland Center
Davies Requests Paper Address Change from Spring Green to Ableman
Isaac W. Davies files notice to transfer his newspaper subscription address from Spring Green to Ableman. The change affects delivery for the upcoming issue cycle and requires confirmation by the post or publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac W. Davies
Spring Green
Ableman
Baraboo Schools Observe Christmas Vacation and Program
Baraboo public and high schools closed for Christmas holiday with in school program including readings, recitations, a debate favoring peace, pantomime, duets and a joint high school paper. Teachers plan Christmas trips and many will remain in Baraboo during break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Love
Gladys Miller
Lucile Hatch
Leonard ‘Raymore
A. Mertzke
D. Mabbott
Roy Kunzelman
R. Draper
Little Angels
Bessie McHugh
Duett
Hazel Brennan
Florence Farwell
Walter Isenberg
Lydia Howard
Prof. Chamberlain
Miss
Morning Herald Reader Notes Westward Spirit Copy Greeted
A North Yakima reader from E G Vincent at 303 South Third Street thanks for copies of the Morning Herald. He says the paper is full of good reading and contains much of the western spirit and expresses gratitude for distant friends sending papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Vincent
South Third Street
North Yakima
Wash
Morning Herald
Who Sends The News From Distant Papers
The News received papers from Niagara Falls detailing cross border affairs and a Kimball South Dakota paper reporting an Indian woman burning her dead brother. Please mark the wrapper with the sender for proper credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagra Falls
Dominion
United States
Kimball
South Dakota
License to Marry Alfred Wischoff and Thresa Schultz
A license to marry Alfred F Wischoff and Thresa Schultz of Reedsburg has been issued. The filing confirms the couple’s intent to wed and provides the official names and hometowns for the record.
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Alfred F.wischoff
Thresa Schultz
Reedsburg
Mystic Workers elect officers for ensuing year
Delly Miss Maeta Pretsch of Portage visited with sister Ida Pretsch en route home to Prairie du Lac. Local notices report many residents and guests in Baraboo Reedsburg Lodi Milwaukee and Prairie du Sac with family events, travel, illness, and upcoming Xmas activities.
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Maeta Pretsch
Portage
Ida Pretsch
Prairie du Lac
John McLain Jr
Baraboo
James Goggin
Reedsburg
Mystic Workers
Wm. Kance
Elizabeth S. Marshall
David J. Marshall
Chas. Weinkie
Marshall
Lillian
E. Mather
Curtis Noyes
Fred Noyes
James 8
Towers
Neil Steele
Lodi
Charles Prentice
Seattle
Wash
G. E. Premo
Lappla
Anna Blawusch
Fred Galius
A.farnworth
Ada Pierce
Castle Prairie
Wis
D.J. Farnum and
Mureal Wilkinson
Teachers’ Institute
Fred Wolfe
Geo. Mockler
Sleepy Eye
Minn
Vermillion
Postville
Iowa
Joe Krejeck
Chicago
M. T. Martin
William Blacklock
T. A. Cooper
Edw. Gattwinkel
Prairie du Sac
Fred Rischmiller
B. Odekirk
E. Rogers
Tom
Balliette
G. Mockler
George
Walter
S. F. Cramer
Earl
Arthur Brownrigg
A. L. Clark
Okee
B. M. Squires
Teachers Institute
John McLain
Ruth
C. Pigg
Fred Fisher
Bertha Aspenwall
Marion Graff
Baptist Church Food Sale Raises Dollars at Fool Market
The Baptist church held a December fifteenth fool sale with strong turnout. Nearly all fancy work sold and the event netted between fifty and sixty dollars.
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the Baptist Church
Grandma Sanderson Praises Peruna After centenarian health claims
A 100 year old woman credits Peruna with her exceptional health and long life in a letter to the Peruna Drug Mfg. Co. She recalls a severe bout with grippe two years prior, avoided doctors, and continues to take Peruna nightly. The ad promotes Peruna as a tonic and catarrh remedy with tablet and liquid forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Sanderson
Peruna
Mfg. Co
Peruna Company
Zauft Family Preparations For Holiday Travel
Baraboo couple Mr and Mrs Otto Zauft visited yesterday. August Zauft and his son John of Merrimack plan to depart for St Paul and West Duluth Minnesota next Monday to spend Christmas and New Year holidays there.
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Otto Zauft
August Zauft
John
Merrimack
St. Paul
West Duluth
Minn
They Injure Children by Poor Medicines Warns Local Store
The notice cautions parents against strong bowel medicines for kids and endorses Rexall Orderlies as safe and effective. It claims the product solves constipation with minimal side effects and offers a money back guarantee. Also mentions Evenson's Pharmacy in Baraboo and Rowland's holiday return from the Dakotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
Baraboo
Evenson’s Pharmacy
Oak Street
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Tee
Luckow
Town of Troy
Harry
B. L. of PB
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Lime Ridge
Barabou
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Margaret Turney
Amelia Jones
Minnie Oole
Fortage
Sheboygan
Freida Wareham
Madison
Georgiana McFetridge
Green Bay
Martha Wilson
Edgerton
Janesville
L. A. Goddard
Ruth Mothersill
Katherine
Holly, Mich
Edna Vorlap
Lillian Andrews
Duluth
Third Ward
Tillie Holm
Friendship
Eulalie Oates
Schullsburg
Annex
Yakima
Chas. Barrow
J. Barrow
Charles Graf
Child
Carl Graf
M. O’keefe
Baptist Food Sale
DeWitt
May
Was Rowland
Dakotas
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