Wisconsin Tax Sale Notice for Sauk County Baraboo May 1910
Notice from the Sauk County Treasurer announces a public auction on May 17 1910 at Baraboo to sell portions of land for 1909 taxes including numerous townships ranges and parcels with mineral rights exceptions and specific lot descriptions. The sale begins at 9 am and lists many properties in Baraboo Reedsburg Dell Creek Edna Fern Dell Loch Mirror Lyons Lone Rock and other areas.
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Baraboo
Sauk County
Wis
C. M. Dubois, Co. Treas
Sauk Co
Gorman
Linn
Claude
Lake
Lot
Shady Side
Cottage Grove
Newport
Delton
Steele
Dell Creek
Sauk Co Records
Saloon keepers to be tried in Baraboo court
Frank Mulligan of Baraboo admitted buying liquor Saturday from three Baraboo bars The Warren House and the saloons of William Voegler and Herman Welk All three pled not guilty before Justice Halsted Their trials set for tomorrow Three auto drivers were fined for speeding two paid $10 and costs The third trial postponed until Saturday before Justice Andro
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Frank Mulligan
Baraboo
North Freedom
Warren House
William Voegler
Herman Welk
Justice Halsted
Justice
Circuses Hit Midwestern Route After Saturday Opening
The Gollmars opened Saturday and moved to Rockford Illinois for today\nThe first two weeks of their schedule include La Salle Pontiac Petersburg Carrollton Springfield Decatur Robinson Paris Casey Brazil Attica Taylorville in Illinois and Bloomington Indiana amid a snowstorm. The Gentry Brothers New Shows opened in Bloomington with elephants and wild animals sent back to winter quarters due to extreme cold.
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Gollmars
Rockford
Illinois
la Salle
Pontiac
Petersburg
Carrollton
Springfield
Decatur
Robinson
Paris
Casey
Brazil
Indiana
Attica
Taylorville
Bloomington
Gentry Brothers
Case Dismissed Over Insufficient Evidence Against Saloon Keepers
The state case against three saloon keepers for selling liquor to Frank Mulligan of North Freedom is dismissed after investigators found Mulligan’s testimony uncorroborated. Witnesses say Mulligan was ejected from venues where he claimed procuring liquor, and officials conclude the liquor was obtained elsewhere.
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Frank Mulligan
North Freedom
Griggs
Warren House
Herman Welk
William Voegler
Burke Bass ey Joseph Church This Morning Will Live in Madison
Note: Incomplete OCR text. Summary focuses on a person named Burke Bass ey Joseph Church moving to Madison this morning. No additional context, date, or organization available.
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Will
Madison
Local Showman Dies in Freight Wreck
J. W. Hartlick, property man for the Hagenbeck Wallace show, was killed in a freight wreck on the C. C. and L. A. R. last Friday.
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J. W. Hartlick
Hagenback Wallace Elephants Stampede Near Peru Indiana
At Peru Indiana the Hagenback Wallace elephants stampeded while moved from winter quarters to show grounds. No rigs were encountered and no damage occurred.
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Peru
Indiana
Showman Colonel Hall Buys Elephant From Ringling Brothers
Evansville veteran showman Colonel G W Hall travels to Chicago to purchase another elephant and other animals from Ringling Brothers He plans a May road tour with a May 7 Evansville opening performance New features include five cubs trained by Miss Isola Daniels and Leo son of Tiger Bill with wild west riding A large menagerie will be shown and a noon street parade is planned.
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G. W. Hall
Evansville
Chicago
Ringling Brothers
Hall
Isola Daniels
Leo
Tiger Bill
Forepaugh Sells Route For May In 1922 Circus Tragedy
Opening day in Jersey City sees a devastating gale wreck the Frank A Robbins circus tent. One trainer Mike Reardon is crushed by a lion cage and dies. another trainer South Carolina is fatally injured with severe injuries. More workers and horses suffer injuries as police and fire crews help in rescue amid heavy rain.
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Frank A. Robbins
Jersey City
N.J
Mike Reardon
South Carolina
Paddy’? Moran
Texas
Baraboo Couple Wed at St Joseph Church
Miss Margaret Burke of Baraboo married Mr. Charles Bassey of Madison at St Joseph church at 8:00 AM. The bride wore white and was joined by Miss Mayme Burke and Mr. Frank McCormick of Madison. A wedding breakfast followed at the Coughlins on the South Side. They plan a Winona honeymoon with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bassey.
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St. Joseph
Margaret Burke
Charles Bassey
Madison
Mayme Burke
Frank McCormick
M. Coughlin
Winona
Mr. Bassey
Clarence Bassey
Auto accident delays Reedsburg bridegroom to be
Hugh O'Connor of Reedsburg was injured Sunday when his new car balked near the depot and the crank struck his elbow, breaking the arm. The accident postpones his wedding to a Wonewoc woman planned for Wednesday. O'Conner runs a real estate business in Reedsburg.
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Reedsburg
Wis
Hugh O’connor
O’conner
Six Legged Calf Reported by Census Enumerator
An enumerator on the south side claimed to have found a six legged calf in a family stable during census work. The supervisor, appeasingly, orders him to reveal nothing about the city or property holdings learned on visits.
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Sam
Milwaukee Free Press
Adam Forepaugh-Sells Circus Opens 1910 Season
The Adam Forepaugh-Sells Brothers Circus began its 1910 season by erecting a big white city in Springfield Ohio on April 25 and presenting a well acted and well managed program. The show follows the competent leadership of its organizers, whose efforts have built its growing reputation.
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Adam Forepaugh-Sells Brothers
Springfield
Forepaugh-Sells Circus Proves a Sure Go on Opening Day
The opening day saw a cool start yet a strong turnout of circus owners and managers. Notable attendees included Al Ringling John F. Robinson John G. Robinson Frank Macart new Frank A Robbins Shows GM and T Ballinger of the Dode Fiske Circus, all confirming Forepaugh-Sells as a credit to management.
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al. Ringling
John F. Robinson
John G. Robinson
Frank Macart
Frank A. Robbins
T. Ballinger
Dode Fiske Circus
Billboard
Buffalo Bill Receives Civil War Pension
Col William F Cody known as Buffalo Bill draws 12 dollars a month as a private in the Seventh Kansas cavalry from Feb 19 1864 to Sept 29 1865. He aged 19 at enlistment and later became an Indian scout. He announces a farewell season with Buffalo Bill's Wild West and Pawnee Bill's Wild East show.
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Buffalo Bill
William F. Cody
United State
Seventh Kansas Cavalry
Cody
Wallace Circus Opens In Peru Amid Snowstorm Throngs Attend
The Wallace circus opened its season at Peru despite a snowstorm. Management feared poor crowds but the parade at 11 o clock drew a large audience. Snow piled on tents. 200 bonfires around the tents burned to melt snow and dry the grounds.
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Wallace Circus
Peru
Circus Wars Spread Across Pennsylvania and Ohio
The Billboard notes clashes among Hagenbeck-Wallace Ringling Brothers and 101 Ranch in Columbus and Pittsburg in late April and May. Beavers Falls Junction City hosts Hagenbeck-Wallace May 9 and Barnum-Bailey July 6, with widespread poster campaigns.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Columbus
101 Ranch
Hagenbeck- Wallace
Ringling Brothers
Pittsburg
Hagenbeck- Wallade
101. Ranch
Beaver Falls
Hagenbeck-Wallace
Junction City
Barnum-Bailey
Death From Cord Wood Blow Ends Lyman Snyder Life
Lyman Snyder of Oakdale near Sparta died two hours after a piece of cord wood struck him over the heart while feeding a saving crew. The blast paralyzed him instantly. he was taken to a nearby house where physicians arrived too late.
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Lyman Snyder
Oakdale
Sparta
Mr. Snyder
Portage Daily Register
Another War Veteran Goes
Alexander McGinnis of Prairie du Lac a Civil War veteran died in Milwaukee at the Soldiers Home after illness. He had been moved to the Madison Sanitarium then brought back to the Soldiers Home where he passed away. He was brother-in-law of the late Assemblyman Thomas Baker and brother of Mrs. Baker, a longtime county settler who survives him. The funeral was held at Prairie du Sac.
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Alexander McGinnis
Prairie du Lac
Milwaukee
Madison
McGinnis
Thomas Baker
Fire at Reedsburg High School Coal Bin
Smoke rose from the coal bin at Reedsburg High School on a Friday in April 80. Investigators found the coal had ignited by combustion. A still alarm summoned the fire company and the gas released to several rooms causing some students to feel effects. The issue persisted most of the day until about six PM when the source was located.
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Reedsburg
Dr Thomas Electric Oil Claims Quick Pain Relief
Advertisement notes relief times for various pains such as earache toothache burn scald hoarseness muscle ache sore throat with stated durations and mentions mon arch over pain by Dr Thomas Electric Oil.
Ripon College Faculty Includes Eight Chicago Alumni
Eight of Ripon College’s 23 faculty members are alumni of the University of Chicago. They fill chairs in classics, English literature, chemistry, sociology, biology, and history. President Van Hise spoke in Texas on conservation of national resources and on the state university’s relation to the people.
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Ripon College
Ripon, Wis
University of Chicago
Charles R. van Hise
University of Wisconsin
Texas
State University At
Austin
Southern Alumni Association of Northern Universities
Houston
State University
Reinsch Named Roosevelt Professor at University of Berlin
Professor Paul S. Reinsch of Wisconsin's political science department receives the Roosevelt professorship at the University of Berlin for 1911-12 under a German American exchange program. The honor mirrors exchanges held by leaders such as Yale's President Hadley and Columbia's President Butler.
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Paul S. Reinsch
University of Wisconsin
Roosevelt
University of Berlin
Hadley
Yale
Butler
Columbia
Chicago Professor Contracts Typhus in Mexico
Dr. Howard T. Ricketts of the University of Chicago Pathology Department, after months studying typhus fever in Mexico, has contracted the disease and is seriously ill in Mexico City. Officials say his condition is hopeful, but the crisis remains days away. his case underscores the risks scientists endure in pursuit of discovery.
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Howard T. Ricketts
University of Chicago
Mexico
Mexico City
Bronze tablet to Alice Freeman Palmer unveiled at Convocation
On Convocation Day June 14 at the University of Chicago a bronze memorial tablet for Alice Freeman Palmer will be unveiled. The design by sculptor Daniel Chester French features a half figure of Palmer with an inscription praising her as Dean of Women and noting her years at the university.
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University of Chicago
Alice Freeman Palmer
Eliot
Daniel Chester French
Concord
County papers key to rural progress says Poe
Clarence H. Poe of The Progressive Farmer addresses the Hoard Press Club at the University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture. He argues county newspapers and local agricultural columns spur rural improvement by encouraging farmers to write and lead community affairs.
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Clarence H. Poe
Progressive Farmer
Raleigh
N. C
Hoard Press Club
College of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin
Poe
Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills Offer Lasting Relief
The ad claims Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills cure nervous prostration loco motor ataxia and partial paralysis by rebuilding the blood. It cites headaches sleeplessness nervous indigestion and fatigue as treated, promises thorough lasting benefits and restored vigor with each box sold by dealers or Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo New York.
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A. W. Chase
A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, N. Y
M. D
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