Baraboo News July 18 notes railroad whitewashing
The Baraboo News reports the Pennsylvania railroad is busy whitewashing. Editors H. E. Cole and publishers A. D. Dorsett note subscription prices at One year $1.00 Six months 50c Three months 25c.
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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1906
Page
4
The Baraboo News reports the Pennsylvania railroad is busy whitewashing. Editors H. E. Cole and publishers A. D. Dorsett note subscription prices at One year $1.00 Six months 50c Three months 25c.
The piece questions the quality of canned meats from Canada, suggesting the perceived standard may not match what is presented on packaging. It notes scrutiny and consumer concern over meat products available in markets.
A quirky column notes a day when no fatal car incidents occur but a separate incident involving a boat stirs attention. The piece blends humor with safety concerns and local flavor.
A newspaper report notes a proposed law aiming to prohibit marriages between chorus girls and men of limited means, reflecting social class concerns in marriage. The idea is framed as promoting propriety and social order.
The report indicates Mr. Bryan is worth about $150 000 as a hint to friends to ease his leg for two years.
Portage advances public park provision and maintenance as Baraboo lags. The text urges expanding natural beauty areas and cultivating esthetics, arguing development enhances life rather than diminishing nature’s gifts.
J I Wheeler aged 78 died at his Lyons home from bladder trouble at 1 10 this morning. He lived in Baraboo Lodi and Janesville before returning to the area. his wife and daughter Mrs W D Atwater survive. Funeral Sunday at 3 30 pm at his house, Rev B Forester of the A C church officiating. Jane Ann Thurlow aged 83 died at her North Freedom home on Thursday.
Sleep is essential for nerve repair and overall well being. Dr Miles Nervine promises soothing sleep and restored vigor, backed by customer testimony from Mrs Be E Gilbertson of Belvidere Illinois and a guarantee from Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Indiana.
S H Wood announces candidacy for Sauk County clerk before the September Republican primary. He asks voters and supporters for their judgment and assistance, signing with respect.
James H. Hill announces his candidacy for Sauk County clerk of court and pledges faithful discharge of duties if elected. He asks voters for their support in the nomination race.
An electors' solicitation prompts a Baraboo nurseryman and grower to announce his candidacy for State Senator from the Sauk and Columbia district. He says business leaders and farmers urged the move and pledges to guard district interests if elected.
Charles Junge appeals for support to be renominated for county clerk. He cites exceptional burdens after the 1904 courthouse fire, moving to temporary quarters, courthouse construction, and the primary election, asserting the need for a fair recompense for extra services during his vast term. He asks for primary voting on September 4th.
George B. McGilvra writes from Presho South Dakota detailing rapid settlement, land sales and proof rules, new rail progress to Vivian Draper and Murdo, and frontier festivities including Old Settlers day with parades, races, and fireworks. He notes crops thriving, ample moisture, stock country culture, and longing for Baraboo timber.
Lueth Bros advertises a full line of bread cakes and pies made daily. Ice cream offered in assorted flavors and colors in brick or bulk. Contact 142 4th Ave phone 107. Send news to telephone 68.
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