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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
10
Greek laborers in Agane flee a tunnel as a flagman fails to stop an approaching train. The engine from Winona barely halts before striking the fleeing men, causing panic and anger among the workers who refuse to return until a new watchman is assigned.
Promotes beauty for women seeking skin care with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. Claimed to banish pimples eruptions and sores and to soften skin. Mentioned uses include sores eyes lips hands burns scalds cuts bruises and piles. Available 25 cents at Fisher Bros.
In Sauk City on May 24 a four year old child swallowed an open safety pin and was saved by timely physician intervention. Dr Hiddison removed the pin and the child is recovering well. Mrs Genevieve Lippitt, 81, died Sunday after a brief illness. funeral held Wednesday. She leaves two daughters and two sons, both married.
Adjutant General releases camp orders for the Wisconsin National Guard annual work at Camp Douglas from July 9 to 29. Second Infantry serves July 9 to 15, Third Infantry and Tenth Separate Battalion July 16 to 22, and First Infantry July 28 to 29.
A longhand ad extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney weakness and related sickness. It claims rapid relief and offers a free sample bottle from Kilmer Co at Ut ton New York. It warns to avoid imitations and to mention this paper.
Advertises Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills claiming to relieve nervous headaches and muscular rheumatism by rebuilding weak nerves and improving blood. Mentions price, dealer list, and proof on the manufacturer’s portrait signature. Also includes military camp orders about Battery A and Troop A training, uniform rules, and schedule changes.
Forty of Rockford’s forty six dramshops opened on Tuesday as the city resumes a dry term. New signs regulate anti treating practices and warn minors of penalties. Patrons notice fewer chairs and no free lunch counters compared to old-time saloons.
The curling rink on US government land near the Wisconsin river lock will be built with $2,000 cost, about $1,700 already subscribed. Rueckert and Kutzke will manage construction and four ice sheets will host bonspiels. Portage expected to host the next Wisconsin State Curling Association event with curlers from Baraboo to Milwaukee attending.
United Commercial Travelers plan a Wisconsin drummers gathering in Wausau June 2 3 4 with about 2000 visitors. A 4 PM Friday street parade will feature six bands and delegations from nearly every county in uniform. A bowery dining hall at Rothschild park will host the ball and banquet Friday evening with families from Baraboo among attendees.
The funeral for Clarence Buckley was conducted at the Baptist church at 3 PM Wednesday with Rev. Knight officiating. Pallbearers included S. Vanderhoff F. Wilson S. McGilvra A. Lucht C. Jorg and W. Stackhouse. Out of town attendees listed include Mr and Mrs M Butler Sparta Mr and Mrs E Perry Reedsburg Mr and Mrs A H Buckley Reedsburg Mr and Mrs C M Perry Reedsburg Mrs Blanche Shellenberg Reeds North Freedom residents Mr and Mrs L Young Westfield John Simons Westfield John Alexander Westfield Percy Alexander Westfield Mrs Phillip Alexander North Chicago area Frank Fosdick Chicago area.
We express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends who helped during the sickness and death of our beloved husband and father Mrs. C. D. Buckley Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Buckley Miss Grace Buckley Wm. Buckley and to the singers flower givers and minister for words of sympathy and comfort.
Howard Teasdale Republican candidate for state senator from Monroe Jackson Juneau district outlines his principles. He backs Robert M LaFollette for U S Senate, favors majority rule county option and primary law, and opposes Aldrichism Cannonism and other isms serving special interests.
Uncle Peter Richards recalls seeing a fan shaped comet 75 years ago as a boy in Granville Ohio. He describes a wide tail at the zenith and a wagon track like appearance with the end cut square, noting no alarm or mentions of threatening gases. Richards is father of Mrs. H J Irwin of Baraboo. Madison Journal.
Amos Mercer a longtime Spring Green settler in Sauk county died at about 95. He lived most of his life near Spring Green and was buried today. David T. Davies died after a brief illness in Spring Green, aged about 55, leaving a wife and several children.
Rev. Mueller united Hans Bjornson and Au gusta Dettman at 8 p m yesterday at the German Lutheran church. Ottilie Marquardt and Reynolds Marquardt attended as honored members. The couple will reside at Broadway and Second Avenue and are well known in Baraboo.
The Horn and Hoof in Seattle features former Baraboo resident W J Langdon, now president of the Washington State Dairymen's Ass'n, who built a profitable northwest herd of 10 cows averaging 6,500 pounds of milk yearly. Langdon left Baraboo 18 years ago, living in town and on a nearby farm. his brothers H C Langdon and E W Langdon remain residents of Baraboo.
Four young men in a two seat carriage drove up Main Street firing a loaded revolver in a reckless display. Bullets reportedly came close to bystanders and the offenders were fined lightly, reminding North Freedom residents that local laws apply to all. The youths were said to be from Baraboo, drawing comparison to James Brothers antics.
An advertising feature urges parents to treat problematic adolescence as a health issue pointing to anemia. It cites a testimonial from Mrs Frances Meng of Owosso Michigan about recovery from weakness and exhaustion after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills. The ad claims benefits for rheumatism green sickness and debility and offers a free booklet and pills sold by the Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady New York.
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