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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1906
Page
1
A Kansas editor rushes to the station for a honey moon trip and buys a single ticket triggering a playful remark about marriage. A maid of winning charm and a snug arm spark a numeric riddle about A in B. A boy jokes about rib creation and marriage as a side pain.
Letter to voters outlines extraordinary burdens on the Sauk County Clerk post after the 1904 courthouse fire, temporary quarters, courthouse erection, and a new primary election. Junge argues work exceeded prior terms and asks for support at the September 4 primary, pledging fair recompense if re elected.
A discussion of the lion's origins and traits compares Africa with other regions, noting African specimens as superior in form and temperament. It describes lions as rarely ferocious unless provoked, and links animal behavior to a broader view of life, ending with the Forepaugh-Sells circus in Baraboo on July 5.
Mrs Choan Armstrong aged 76 died this morning at her home north of Lyons. She is survived by a husband and twelve children. Funeral planned for Saturday. Also記 Mrs Barbara Accola aged 8 died Wednesday June 27 at Casper’s home in Prairie du Lac. She left three children Casper L Valentine and Mrs Elizabeth Kleiner. Born in Switzerland she came to America at nineteen. Her husband died seventeen years ago.
Evansville resident John Klitzmann visits relatives while Kenneth Sheils from Madison visits the Michaud home. Mrs. Gus Drager attends a Whitewater wedding and Mrs. Haven visits Milwaukee friends. The Woman's Relief Corps hosts a lake picnic. A 9 year old, Stanislaus Yeska, is arrested for obstruction on North Western tracks in Wild Rose after confessing to a railroad detective. The East End club closes its season with a Cherry Park party featuring contests, prizes, a lemon squeeze act, and many club members and guests attending.
Mayor Marriott and the council approved bids for the new high school. Geo. Smith & Co. of Kaukauna awarded general contractor, Fred Brewer of Richland Center heating, Otto Schadde of Baraboo plumbing. Bond issue not met for competing bid. Se wer permits discussed and library board reappointed. An ordinance to cap speeds on streets introduced.
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