Local notes on residents and agriculture in Wisconsin
Thursday Mrs. Herman Brown visited Bara Boo on the way from Whitewater to Reedsburg for her daughter Cora Brown’s commencement. Public health reports show tuberculosis affliction dropping from 17.7 percent in 1906 to 5.6 percent in 1908, with far fewer affected herds. Mrs. Daniel Seeley seeks eye treatment in Milwaukee after a pearl button injury. Contractor Reuben McFarland returns from Virginia with plans for a $40 000 residence and agricultural ventures, noting strong early potato and corn crops, high-potassium markets in Boston at $4.50 per barrel, and hay values around $18-$25 per ton. S.J. Pointe remains in Virginia working on a large creamery contract.
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Boston
S.J. Pointe
Virginia
McFarland
Local Notes from Madison Visits and Returns
Friday Clerk of Court Hill was in Madison yesterday. Mrs. Charles Hirschinger is about again after a severe illness. Miss Lizzie Nixon has returned to Madison after a short stay in Baraboo. Philip Grubb returned home near North Freedom after a visit in Baraboo. Mrs. John Wiese of West Point visits sister Mrs. John Trussell. Rev. Goodsell of South Side M. E. church spent yesterday at Madison. Attorney E. A. Evans visiting Platteville. Mrs. Evans and children there for several days. Mrs. C. Bower of Montford visiting at daughter Mrs. James Sweet on Mound street. Freight car leaving track near Brooklyn caused 513 to be about two hours late last evening. Mrs. D. Rogers, Mrs. F. J. Keane, Chas. Brooks and Mrs. Anderson spent Wednesday at Kilbourn and Delton.
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C. Bower
Montford
James Sweet
Mound Street
Brooklyn
Local notes from Baraboo and surrounding areas
Social visits and arrivals include Mrs. Theodore J. Venn and daughter in Baraboo visiting the Weirichs, plus several ladies at the First M. E. church coffee. The Wisconsin commencement awards 570 degrees with Baraboo residents among the honorees.
Will of Julia Wild Set for Probate in Baraboo
State of Wisconsin Sauk County Probate. At Baraboo Court House August 3 1909 ten o clock in the forenoon the county court will hear Charles Wilds application to admit to probate the last will and testament of Julia Wild late of Baraboo deceased and for letters testamentary thereon to be issued to Charles Wild Ditmar Malone attorneys for the petitioners June 15 1909 By order of the court WW T Kelsey Judge
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Baraboo
Charles Wild
Julia Wild
Said County
WW. T. Kelsey
Ditmar & Malone
Lane's Family Medicine Restores Rosy Complexion
An advertising notice claims Lane's Tea preserves beauty and restores roses to faded cheeks. It promotes Lane's Family Medicine as the most efficient aid for a woman's skin and states it is available at all druggists and dealers for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Instructive Farmers Bulletins List and Request to Request Copies
A call from A. W. Kopp of the House of Representatives Washington requests individuals to write for specific numbered Farmers' Bulletins. The list includes topics on feeding farm animals hog cholera meat canning milk and dairy topics fruit gardens poultry cattle crops and farm equipment with numbers such as 22 24 34 35 42 49 51 52 55 59 60 62 68 64 74 91 96 99 106 112 113 126 128 152 159 161 166 170 179 181 182 183 185 188 192 198 199 200 203 229 233 241 248 255 256 272 297 321 347 357 359 850 854. The notice urges interested readers to specify desired bulletins.
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Maine Experiment Station
A. W. Kopp
House of Representatives
Washington, D
Perry Davis Painkiller Advertises Quick Relief
The ad touts Perry Davis Painkiller as the oldest, cheapest remedy for internal and external aches. It claims rapid relief for joints, sprains, strains, and rheumatic pain and urges readers to buy 50 cent or 35 cent bottles for emergencies.
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Perry Davis
Funeral of John Davidson Held at Local Residence
The funeral was held Wednesday afternoon from the residence at sixth avenue and West street. Rev. L. A. Goddard officiated. Pallbearers were J. S. Griggs Henry Moeller Myron McPherson Joseph Hitchinson Arthur Wilkinson and J. R. Hofstater. Interment followed at Baraboo Cemetery.
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John Davidson
Sixth Avenue
West Street
L. A. Goddard
J. S. Griggs
Henry Moeller
Myron McPherson
Joseph Hitchinson
Arthur Wilkinson
J. R. Hofstater
Baraboo Cemetery
Electric Bitters Praised by Mrs Rhine for Women
Mrs O Rhine vault of Vestal Center New York extols Electric Bitters as a miraculous gift from God for women claiming it lifts spirits, boosts vigor, and cures nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headaches backaches fainting and dizziness. The tonic, priced at 50 cents, is sold by Fisher Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher Bros
Hood's Sar saparilla touted as best and cheapest medicine
Promotional line claims Hood's Sar saparilla cures humors and clears complexion, presenting it as the best and most affordable remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Building activity and material orders in Baraboo area
Fred Schacht reports a new porch at 829 Eighth Avenue. A new barn rises at Mrs. John Fry’s Broadway home. The Carpenter Lumber company supplied barn and shed materials for numerous Baraboo properties including S. Cobleigh, William Albers, Stopper Brothers, MacMarlin, Herman Rosine, James Moody, and others. silos were built for Orin Getehell, William Platt, John Yagg, Charles Dambeek, William Halsted, and Herman Wordleman.
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Fred Schacht
Eighth Avenue
John Fry
Baraboo
Carpenter Lumber Company
S. Cobleigh
William Albers
Stopper Brothers
MacMarlin
Herman Rosine
William McFarland
James Moody
L. A. Johnson
Wilbur Cahoon
Robert Hanch
Fred Baumgarten
Homer Helm
Willis Cowles
Herman Woll
Henry Simons
Henry Klitzman
Albert Miller
Ings
Albert Dunze
Orin Getehell
William Platt
John Yagg
Charles Dambeek
William Halsted
Herman Wordleman
Schluter Reidel Wed In San dusky Home Ceremony
Arthur Schluter and Miss Annie Reidel were married at the bride’s parents’ home in Sandusky by Rev. Schwanke on June 23 at 10 a.m. The couple, raised in the area, left for a two week visit to Madison Evansville and Hustler. Relatives witnessed the ceremony.
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Sandusky
Arthur Schluter
Annie Reidel
Schwanke
George Reidel
Madison
Evansville
Hustler
Dralle Case Appealed Again In Reedsburg
The Dralle personal injury case from Reedsburg is before the supreme court for the third time seeking to set aside the $8,750 verdict awarded after Mrs. Dralle fell from a wagon load of potatoes on rough road. Plaintiffs counsel Gro tophorst Evan and Thomas. defendant Daniel Grady.
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Dralle
Reedsburg
Supreme Court
Grotophorst
Evan & Thomas
Daniel Grady
Death at La Crosse Witnesses Funeral of Wm Robinson
Chris Corcoran traveled to La Crosse Saturday for the funeral of William Robinson. Robinson once lived in Reedsburg and served as foreman of the C N W R R stone quarry at Ableman. He died while inspecting concrete work on bridges from La Crosse to Mankato for the railroad.
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Chris Corcoran
la Crosse
Wm. Robinson
Reedsburg
Ableman
Mankato
Minn
Doctor's New Life Pills Cure Ingleside Man
B F Ayscue of Ingleside North Carolina suffered years of indigestion and illness despite doctors and $200 in medicine. After using Dr King s New Life Pills he reports a complete cure. The pills address constipation biliousness sick headache stomach liver kidney and bowel troubles priced 25 cents at Fisher Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Ayscue
N. C
Dr. King
Fisher Bros
Paralytic Stroke Threatens 88 Year Old Mrs Marquardt
Mrs. Marquardt aged 88 mother of Mrs. Wm Ford of Seventh Street was attacked by paralysis Thursday night. Her entire right side is paralyzed and she remains in a precarious condition.
Hollister Tea Ad Promises Cheer and Value
An advertisement from J. B. Donovan & Co. markets Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea at 35 cents with tea or tab options. The copy touts warmth, hope, and a nostalgic, uplifting tone typical of early 20th century ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
J. B. Donovan & Co
Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pills Claim Quick Headache Relief
A Mrs George S Henry of Sullivan Washington endorses Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for rapid relief of severe headaches. The ad advises sufferers with easily excited nerves to take pills before or at first sign of an attack and promises money back if the first package does not help.
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Miles
Geo. S. Henry
Sullivan
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