Baraboo Daily Notes Local Visiting and Movements
Thursday reports Baraboo residents and visitors including Melville Sanders of Reedsburg in Baraboo, George Watkins returning from Baraboo to Marshall Minnesota, and families such as Mrs Belle Christopher and Mrs A D Dorsett planning or back from trips. Mentions new teaching list, health updates, travel plans, and local business items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville Sanders
Reedsburg
Baraboo
William H. Leiser
The Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Offer
An advertisement warns of kidney disease as a cause of many sudden deaths and promotes Swamp Root by Dr. Kilmer & Co. It promises quick kidney health benefits, relief of bladder issues, and nocturnal urination disruption, with samples and a free book by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Local Notices and Miscellany From Weekend Reports
Friday John Schmidt and Richard Trachselr visited Lake Chetek. Mr and Mrs Julius Meyers returned from LaValle. A strong Thursday wind shattered the front plate glass of B E Miller residence. A birth announced for Mr and Mrs Harry Swan.
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John Schmidt
Richard Trachsler
Lake Chetek
Julius Meyers
LaValle
B. E. Miller
Harry Swan
A Good Place Cottage At Merrimack Draws River Campers
The cottage owned by E. E. Smith and F. A. Cooper at Merrimack near Smith's Landing attracts resorters. A $6 weekly rate includes ice kerosene two boats and transfer from Merrimack. Proponents plan more cottages as Wisconsin river draws fishermen and campers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Smith
F. A. Cooper
Merrimack
Smith’s Landing
Wisconsin River
First Cucumbers Arrive at Heinz Salting Station
Julius O. Lueht delivered the season’s first load of cucumbers to the Heinz salting station this forenoon. P. Robbins oversees the station with L. A. Hathaway visiting from Pittsburgh notes dry weather hurts Wisconsin crops. Rain at Portage last Thursday should help plants there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius O. Lueht
Heinz
P. €. Robbins
L. A. Hathaway
Portage
President Helps Orphans at Indus trial and Orphans Home
The Macon Georgia home reports nine years of use of Electric Bitters to aid stomach, liver, and kidney troubles. The president praises the medicine as a top family remedy that strengthens vital organs, purifies blood, and builds appetite, especially for weak children and women. Fisher Bros. sell it for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial and Orphan’s Home
Macon
Fisher Bros
Berry Harvest Shrinking In Meadow Valley Visit
Mrs. J Bartley, of Potter Street, returning from Meadow Valley where she visited her sister Mrs. J O Connell reports blue berries are scarce this season. A typical picker gathers a bushel, but this year not more than 12 quarts can be picked.
Seven Average 210 Pounds Family Reunion Noted
Richland Center reports Jacob Allbaugh of Bloom city heads the family with an average weight of 210 pounds. At a July 15 reunion at the Allbaugh home, all eighteen family members and several friends weighed in, totaling 1469 pounds across seven individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Allbaugh
Bloom City
Richland County
Allbaugh
Josie Turner
Atire
Anbaugr
Post Card Shower Honors 79th Birthday of F N Peck
Former Register of Deeds F N Peck turned 79 on Wednesday July 21 as 86 post cards arrived and 30 more the next day. He also received 11 Round Robin letters and praised the kindness of his many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register of Deeds
F. N. Peck
Alfalfa prospects and notable LA visit from Sauk Prairie pair
A letter from E. J. Meyers in Los Angeles describes alfalfa cutting yields of two tons per harvest and potential profits of up to $100 per acre after costs. He notes visits with ex-senator Wm. F. Conger and real estate man Fred S. Conger, as well as local orange groves, a vivid Elks convention, and burgeoning irrigation and beet sugar activity near Pomona and Cairo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Baraboo News
Kate Teel
Marvin Wilson
Ivan
Sauk Prairie
Ogden
Ringling Brothers’ Circus
Elks
Frank Reuland
John Reuland
Reuland
Henry
Fairbanks, Morsey& Co
Frank
Albert
Cairo
Pomona
Edd West
Monroe
Oakland
Sauk Prairie Boys
Edd
Pasadena
J. Meyers
Judge Grants Divorce Over Ill Temper And Bad Breath
A western judge grants a divorce citing ill temper and bad breath. Advertisement for Dr King's New Life Pills claims to cure constipation, liver trouble and chills, banish head ache and cold, and prevent divorce. 25 cents at Fisher Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Fisher Bros
Perry Davis Painkiller Urges Quick Use for Ills
A warning-style ad urges immediate relief for chills colds cramps or diarrhea. It promotes Perry Davis Painkiller with instructions to mix a teaspoonful in hot water or milk and stresses preparedness and quick recovery. New bottle sizes 35 cents and 5 cent sizes advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Davis
Mrs. J. E. Trussell Travels After Sister’s Horse Accident
Mrs. J. E. Trussell of 927 Third street has gone to West Point near Lodi to visit her sister Mrs. G. W. Weast who suffered a broken arm when she was thrown from a horse Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Trussell
Third Street
West Point
Lodi
G. W. Weast
Rabbit's Foot for Luck Proclaimed by Local Businessman
In Village Life a city businessman who carries a rabbit foot explains its luck bringing power. He advises buyers to chase business with energy so the foot will work. The Topeka Daily Capital notes in a separate line that in small towns a man who stays up past 11 p.m. is seen as a sport.
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Topeka
Dr Williams Pink Pills Tonic for Neuralgia
A Beloit Wisconsin woman credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing years of neuralgia marked by severe head and side pains, sleeplessness, and weakness. The ad touts the pills as a potent home remedy, claiming strength building is the proper treatment and offering the product for 50 cents a box or six for $2.50 from Schenectady New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Martha Decker
St. Paul Avenue
Beloit
Wis
Dr. Williams
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A. H. Varneil
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James N. Vanderveer
Eighth Avenue
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Mr. Vanderveer
New York
Wisconsin
Webster’s Prairie
William Rounds
Tony Vanderveer
Milwaukee Journal
Milwaukee
Irwin C. Kartack
J. F. Kartack
Sixth Street
George Koerth
Prairie du Lac
George Miller
Lynn Street
Seneca Corbin
David Corbin
That City
Sheriff Corbin
German Lutheran Church
August Marquardt
Frances
Lizzie Ratty
J. J. MeEnany
Quarry Street
Me Enany
E.S. Johnson
Seattle
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Willis Pelton
Agnes Herfort
Bert DeKeover
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Mulberry Street
Charles Loos
Leech Lake
Clarence Bretsch
John von Wald
May Miller
Irvin von Wald
Sauk City
Prairie du Lac News
Mabel Smith
Joseph Smith
7Th Avenue
Brandrup & Nettleton Business College
Winona
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Dode Fisk
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the Centaur Company
New York City
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Charles W.whitman
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Baraboo, Wis
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