California trip memories from Baraboo writer
Mrs. Frank Burrington of Kimberly Idaho, formerly Baraboo, recalls a southern California journey from Redondo to Pasadena and Los Angeles. She describes ships, sunsets, beaches, gulls, flowers, tours, and encounters with culture, markets, and notable sites before continuing east to Yuma El Paso San Antonio and Atlanta, ending along the Atlantic coast.
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Frank Burrington
Kimberly, Idaho
Baraboo
California
el Paso
Burrington
Yuma
Asbury Park
N. J
Texas
Pecos River
Shoshone Falls
San Antonio
America
Atlanta
Atlantic
12 Year Old Girl Makes Lemon Chocolate Custard Pies
A young baker demonstrates pie making using OUR PIE preparation sold in grocers. Full directions on each package claim pie making is a daily diet staple and urge readers to order and share with friends.
Tragedy as Train Strikes Wagonette in Maryland Country Ride
A serious railroad collision near Havre de Grace results in the death of two horses and injuries to seven passengers. C T Watson and Anne Wright Watson, traveling with Mrs. Tubbs and family, face internal injuries. Mrs Still and Albert Tubbs are hospitalized in Baltimore. Mrs Watson also hospitalized. Racehorse team unable to hear crossing signal as Congressional Limited speeds by at 70 mph.
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D. A. Watson
Sixth Avenue
Katharyn Wright
C. T. Watson
Anne Wright
Congressional Limited
New York
Washington
Beiig
Baltimore
Watson
Still
Former Governor Taylor’s Declining Health Highlighted
Madison Democrat reports former Wisconsin governor William R Taylor aged 88 celebrated his birthday at the Gisholt home for the aged. He has declined in health over the past year and lives in seclusion reading and recalling his political battles against the railroads. He once prospered but lost wealth through grain market speculation. A past legislature bill to create a sinecure for him failed.
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Madison
William R. Taylor
Gisholt
Wisconsin
Bowery Boys of Maple Hill Visit Baraboo in Uniforms
The Maple Hill group known as the Bowery Boys appeared in Baraboo in bright red blouses and knee breeches. They lined up for a street photograph captioned by their uniforms and individual names across their chests.
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Redondo
Maple Hill
Baraboo
Bowery Boys of Maple Hill to Hold Dance Next Saturday
Bowery Boys of Maple Hill in town for photos and to promote their next bowery floor dance at Emil Rudolph's grove in Maple Hill. The group forms a biweekly dance organization led by Capt. Henry Gluth with members Bert Harmon Emil Kowalke Hoy Page Emil Schwanz August Harmon and an orchestra with Dell Young George Sullivan Bernie Sullivan and a guitarist. All residents, they work at Illinois mines in North Freedom and were accompanied by William Rule.
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Bowery
Emil Rudolph
Illinois
North Freedom
William Rule
Promotion Offers Five Dollar Discount at Post Offices
Five dollar reduction offered to the first student at each post office. Send for particulars. Brandrup and Nettleton Business College, Winona Minnesota, invites readers to request a free catalog.
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Brandrup & Nettleton Business College
Winona
Minn
Toland's Business School endorsed by notable figures
A list of distinguished endorsers including Governor Johnson Ex-President Cleveland Senator La Follette and others from politics religion and academia praise Toland School. The notice urges readers to request the catalogue and enroll now at Toland's Business School in La Crosse Wisconsin.
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Johnson
Cleveland
la Follete
Esch
van Sant
Tawney
Schwebach
Simeon P. Shope
Supreme Court of Illinois
Cyrus Northrup
University of Minnesota
Elbert Hubbard
The
Philistine
E. R. Miller
Grand Forks
N. Dak
Milo B. Price
Pillsbury Academy
Owatonna
Inn
Narrow escape as car teeters on Kilbourn river bank
President Wagner of the Wisconsin Beet Sugar Co of Milwaukee, with a party, nearly plunged into the Wisconsin River near Kilbourn. The car struck a pine stump, tipping but not overturning, saving seven from disaster. M F Foley and city officials witnessed the incident.
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Kilbourn
Wagner
Wisconsin Beet Sugar Company
Milwaukee
Dells
Witches’ Gulch
Mr. Foley
Local Brieflets Chronicle Area News and Visits
Joseph Johnson travels to Sparta while Merrimack resident Paul Gallus spends Thursday in town. North Freedom’s A J Bohn visits Baraboo, and J E Fellows with family head to Hot Springs D C for several weeks. Edith Ketchum arrives from Madison to visit the L L Ketchums at 1205 East Street. Elizabeth Nixon of Duluth visits home after trips to Tulsa and Kansas City. Uncle Ed Marsh returns from Milwaukee visit with family. dodging cars on Grand Avenue described. Mrs. Wm Shepard and Mrs CU L Laird tour La Valle to survey cement walks for town construction. Mrs W F Sarle, son Vaughn, and Mrs Philip Edwards excursion to Mirror Lake for blue berries. Delton gossip notes a prolific picker. Funeral of Ira Patterson, drowned in Washington DC, held at Delton M E Church with floral tributes from Baraboo class of ’06 and Congressional Library colleagues.
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W. F. Sarle
Vaughn
Philip Edwards
Mirror Lake
Delton
Ira Patterson
Washington, D. C
Delton M. E
Lrish
Baraboo
Congressional Library
Washington
Drowned at a Farm Pond Grubb Son in Wisconsin
Fred C. Grubb son of Mr and Mrs Phil Grubb was drowned in a pond on his father's farm while haying a pond return. his collie barked alarm and Miss Louise Frick summoned help. An inquest ruled cramps caused the drowning. He would have turned 21 in November. survived by parents a brother and two sisters. Funeral held at home.
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Fred C. Grubb
Phil Grubb
Louise Frick
Grubb
William
Ida Grubb Klein
Greenfield
Mary Grubb
Europe
Popp
Ableman
C. H. Grubb
Baraboo
Mayor removes weed commissioners in city action
The mayor relieves three weed commissioners R. E. Dake M. L. Patterson and C. M. Blake from their appointments saying the city should not spend money on this duty and that a temporary hire or street department work could handle weed cutting. The mayor appoints and can remove commissioners.
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Hull
R. E. Dake
M. L. Patterson
C. M. Blake
Royal nut Tutti Frutti and Rexall flavors at Even’s Pharmacy
Special ice cream flavors Royal nut Tutti Frutti and Rexall are advertised at Even’s Pharmacy, described as notable offerings for customers seeking unique dessert options.
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Rexall
Evenson’s Pharmacy
Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted by Baraboo Resident Testimony
Baraboo resident Mrs. Mary Dyrud testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her backache and kidney problems after using them from Evenson's Pharmacy. She reports lasting improvement with regular kidney function and no recurrence. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Mary Dyrud
Linn St
South Side
Baraboo
Wis
Dean
Evenson’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Toland Ad Appeals to Intelligent Readers
Toland's advertisement on this page targets readers who think critically. It emphasizes honesty, directness, and clarity, aiming to persuade the educated audience to trust the message and consider the offer seriously.
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Toland
Picture Offer for 500 Roosevelt Photos
A large sheet features 500 Roosevelt portraits offered by Farm and Fireside publishers. Send 25 cents to receive a mailed copy, plus the publication will mail the rest of the year’s Farm and Fireside paper.
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Roosevelt
Farm and Fireside
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