Baraboo News: Timeframes Highlighted Three Months to One Year
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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1909
Page
5
Beloit Dentists Idle as Fishing Writers Abroad
Thursday notes show Badger dentists at Be loit not open for business while discussing fishermen at Winter writing a book with one hand and stirring waters with the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badger
Beloit
County Farm Improvements Elicit Hopeful Standoff
If the county board and state board of control lock arms on improvements at the county farm, no doubt the institution will give up all hope of a change of scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board
State Board of Control
Reedsburg Dreams of Bears Fade in Chicago Heat
With the Siebel show moving from Reedsburg to Chicago residents of the former host city can rest easy on warm nights. They no longer face visions of wandering bears on porches or open spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsburg
Chicago
Wells Atune and Earth Quakes
Sauk Prairie reports whist ling wells may predict quakes but no harmonized sounds have been heard. An exchange notes a Beloit hole once drew crowds before the San Francisco earthquake, yet the local well has stayed silent after a recent tremor. The piece mocks the reliability of earthquake predictors and urges the well to whistle up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauk Prairie
Sauk County
Wisconsin
Beloit
San Francisco
Wisconsin Eclectic Medical Association Meets at Devils Lake
The Wisconsin Eclectic Medical Association held its annual meeting at Devils Lake this week. About 30 members attended and decided to return next year. They stayed at Lake View hotel run by Adam Lee. Secretary is C W Rodecker of Wonewoc. The Eclectic school differs in medicine selection and may become the Therapeutic society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Eclectic Medical Association
Devil’s Lake
Lake View Hotel
Adam Lee
C. W. Rodecker
Wonewoc
Eclectic
Eclectic Society
Therapeutic Society
Baraboo Library Board Approves Quarterly Bills
At the last library commission meeting the board approved payments to Baraboo City Fuel Co for coal and fuel deliveries totaling 183.50, Buckley & Taylor for books, Kate M. Potter for postage, Baraboo Lighting Co for lighting, and a note that Harry Swan has returned home from Camp Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Commission
Baraboo City Fuel Co
Buckley & Taylor
Buckley & Taylor Books
Kate M. Potter
Baraboo Lighting Co
Harry Swan
Camp Douglas
Farming Fifty Years Ago in Baraboo Timber Lands
A veteran recalls clearing timber land south of the Baraboo River fifty years ago. He describes root-heavy plowing with a colter, dragging and burning roots, hoeing around stumps, and planting with iron tools. Life was hard yet hopeful, with sap boiling for maple sugar, wood cutting for rent, and days of harvest toil across paddocks, creeks, and riverbanks. He recalls shortages, family labor, and resilience in pioneer farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo River
James Flanders
Baraboo
Archie Christie
Sauk
Enviable Career of E G Marriott in Sauk County Shoes
Beginning in 1875 as a small shoe maker, E G Marriott rose to lead Sauk County’s shoe trade by 1880. He started in Mills block, moved to the current building, and for about twenty years the Red Front Shoe store. Customers praise square dealing and broad patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Marriott
Sauk County
Marriott
Griggs
Red Front Shoe Store
Marriott Shoe Company Surpasses 1908 Trade Peak
In May 1909 the Marriott Shoe company reports a strong rebound, exceeding the prior year's business by a large percentage despite a general market lull. Incorporated in March 1905 with sons William and Dean as part owners, the Red Front Shoe store emphasizes courteous clerks and customer satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marriott Shoe Company
William
Dean
Description of Devil's Lake by J T De La Ronde
A historical note recounts J T De La Ronde describing Devil's Lake near Baraboo Wisconsin. He notes high bluffs that hid the sun much of the day and a region once named Holy Water by Native peoples for a Manitou spirit. French explorers named it Devils Lake from bell like sounds and the lake's shadows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Historical Society
Devil’s Lake
J.T. de la Ronde
Portage
Baraboo
Devils Lake
Manitou
Headless Lamb Reported by Former Assemblyman
Former Assemblyman Wilber Cahoon reports a headless lamb arrived at his farm joining earlier tales of headless horses and tailless steeds in Briggsville, as noted in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggsville
Wilber Cahoon
Best Medicine for Weak Nerves and Pink Pills Claim
An advertisement argues nervous illness stems from blood weakness and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. It cites Mrs. F Bell of Brookfield Wisconsin overcoming nervous prostration after weak blood improved by the tonic. Offers free booklet and pills priced at 50 cents a box, six for $2.50 from Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
F. Bell
BR. F. D. No
Brookfield
Wis
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Graduation at Peck's Corner Honors Five Pupils
Last Friday evening the Peck's Corners school held graduation at the M. E. church with teacher Miss Elsie Hulbert. Five graduates — Pierce Martiny Edith Flynn Vera Powell Verdie Webster and Evelyn Martiny — received diplomas. Each pupil presented original papers on The Silo and Ensilage Our Timber Supply Our Foreign Possessions Alaska and The Panama Canal. Iva Loomis offered a humorous class prophecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peck’s Corners School
Elsie Hulbert
M. E
Pierce Martiny
Edith Flynn
Vera Powell
Verdie Webster
Evelyn Martiny
Edith Flyn
Alaska
Panama Canal
Man Calvert
Davies
N Vow
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Lowell
Mass
Chas. Hirschinger
Jaques Mfg. Co
E. G. Marriott
South Side Department Store
Chase & Sanborns
Peck’s Corner
Ledger Tordof
LaValle
George S. Post
Madison
Contagious Hospital
C. Coolidge
Northwestern Casualty Company
Milwaukee
Northwestern Causalty Company
Thomas Rodwell
The
Hart
Fmer & Marx
Harry M. Acolt Ns
Bo Oane
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