Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health Benefits
Advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and preventive medicine. Claims testimonials from A S Heath and Benj Levine in Adams Centre and Boston and notes availability in liquid or Sarsatabs form. Pricing listed as 100 doses for one dollar. Prepared by C I Hood Co Lowell Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
A. S. Heath
Adams Centre
N. Y
Benj. Levine
Village Street
Boston
Mass
Joseph Lewis
Alpine Street
C.I. Hood Co
Lowell
Rain Brings Relief As Farmers Welcome Wet Weather
Aug 31 Greenfield notes farmers glad for Friday rain. Neighbors helped Herman Meyer bathe his house. Miss Ethel Johnson visited Baraboo. Harry Elliott and Eva of Seymour Illinois visit Bernard and Mrs Meyer. Gustave Meyer family from Excelsior spend Thurs with Herman Meyer. Wanda Marquardt of Baraboo visits Meyer relatives. Mrs Lena Abbott ill. she stays with relatives in Caledonia. Abbott returns to Beloit after two weeks with kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Meyer
Ethel Johnson
Baraboo
Harry Elliott
Eva
Seymour
Bernard Meyer
Gustave Meyer
Herbert
Excelsior
Wanda Marquardt
Meier
Louis Helm
Lena Abbott
William Schwantz
Caledonia
Beloit
Wordplay on homesickness and skating urge
A playful exchange where a boy asks his mother for terms for feelings of homesickness and desire to go skating, highlighting light domestic humor. The mother confirms the terms while the boy attempts to name his mixed longing for home and activity.
Doctor patient dialogue on recurring headaches
Jones asks the doctor for relief from a bad headache. The doctor queries history and notes headaches occur after unspecified events, suggesting a diagnostic discussion rather than treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Doctor
Leap YearProposal at De Goldbug House
Miss Sweet informs Mr De Goldbug she has proposed marriage and his son accepted. Mr De Goldbug asks for support in the customary style. The exchange hints at expectations of propriety and footing the bill for social standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sweet
Mr. de Goldbug
OOD Sarsaparilla Promoted as Blood Purifying Medicine
An advertisement touts OOD Sarsaparilla as the medicine for impure blood eruptions weakness and general debility claiming it positively and absolutely cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OOD
Local social notes and ads from a Baraboo paper
Wednesday social life includes visits from Mrs H J Robinson and Mrs Harmes, with news of Mrs D K Noyes in town and funeral attendance in Chicago. Electric theatre features Romeo and Juliet and a farce Bridal Couple dodging Cameras, plus Galvanic Soap endorsements and Toland's Business School ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill At the Electric
New York Described as Dirtier and Noisier City
A letter to the New York Sun laments the city as the dirtiest and noisiest of the world’s great cities. It criticizes skyscrapers shading streets, reduced sky views, and the rapid pace that fuels commerce in “quick lunch” culture and nerve remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Yorker
York J
New York Sun
Speak Softly and Carry a Big Stick Ruling Speech
A campaign orator replies to hecklers in a hall quoting Washington and Theodore Roosevelt. He insists on speaking softly while signaling possible firm action with the big stick. The crowd interrupts, and he threatens to use the gavel and the big stick if interruptions resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Notice for Subscribers to Leave Town
Subscribers planning travel should leave word at the office to ensure the News follows them and continues delivery during absence.
Winfield Social Roundup and Visits
Mr and Mrs Car Fish Edna Selden and Alden Powell of La Valle attended the dance at O J Cottingtons Friday night. The Ladies Home club will meet Thursday with Emma Vickers Miss Hazel Powell of Ironton visiting Winfield. T H Powell Floyd Darrow and Belle Rhinehart visited F J Powells at Ironton Sunday. Miss Alice Ellinwood visiting Myra Powell this week. The Cottington dance was well attended and enjoyable. Misses Viola and Thelma Powell visited J T Bates in the city Sunday. E L Montgomery threshing crew doing hustling work in neighborhood. E L Montross visited Ernest Ratlafs Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ferne Stillick returned to Beloit Monday after visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Car Fish
Edna Selden
Alden Powell
la Valle
J. Cottington
Ladies Home Club
Emma Vickers
Hazel Powell
Ironton
Winfield
T. H. Powell
Floyd Darrow
Belle Rhinehart
F. J. Powell
Alice Ellinwood
Myra Powell
O. E. Cottington
Viola
Thelma Powell
J. T. Bates
E. L. Montgomery
E. L. Montross
Ernest Ratlaff
Ferne Stillick
Beloit
Pine Hollow Valley Social Roundup Sept 1
Edward Stieve drove the milk wagon for William Platt in Baraboo. Mr and Mrs Carl Jantz hosted friends and relatives. Baraboo visitors Albert Lehman and family visited Ferdinand Jantz in Prairie du Lac. A rain shower fell Friday afternoon. Rudolph Gust hosted a Saturday night dance. Radseck family visitors from North Freedom and various residents spent Sunday with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Stieve
Baraboo
William Platt
Carl Jantz
Albert Lehman
Ferdinand
Prairie du Lac
Pine Hollow Valley
Rudolph Gust
Radseck
Ida
H. Weinke
North Freedom
Annie Kamenzky
Marie Voll
Mata Lehmann
Albert Lehmann
Emil Kamenzky
Emil Mielke
Ernest Dance
Paul Kamenzky
Henry Stieve
Fred Kosin
Mary Kamenzky
Hilda Lieser
SUMPTER Social Notes Gather Local News and Visits
Sept 1 local items: Anna Ganzer visiting relatives in Milwaukee then Chicago family. E D King and W Bunnell visit Westfield. Bunnell to stay two weeks. Constance King of Merrimack visits Sumpter relatives. Meissner family returns to Chicago. Orrin McGilvra attends Seth Thompson funeral after fatal railroad wreck. J L Hill transports wool to Reedsburg. Truma Myers dies at 7 am. sister-in-law to Kings Corners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Ganzer
Rank
Z. Cheigner
Milwaukee
Philip Gillth
Chicago
E. D. King
W. Bunnell
Westfield
Teir
F. W. Brooks
Mrs. Bunnell
Miss Burdick
Miss Sweet
S. A. King
Constance King
Merrimack
Sumpter
Meissner
David Kinzler
Orrin McGilvra
Seth Thompson
J. L. Hill
Reedsburg
E. J. Myers
Truma Myers
Albert Searles
Herman Zanton
Kings Corners
Leech Creek Helper's Union to Meet with Mrs Burton
The Leech Creek Helpers Union will meet with Mrs. 8. H. Burton on Wednesday September 9 for supper. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leech Creek Helper’s Union
H. Burton
Wisconsin State Fair in Milwaukee Sept 7 12 low rates
Tickets for the Wisconsin State Fair in Milwaukee September 7 to 12 are offered at reduced rates. The round trip from Chicago and North Western Railway includes one and a half fairs. For full train service details and sale dates, contact any ticket agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Local Notes From Skillet Creek Sept 1
Bevelyn Bassett returns from Delton after visiting friends the past week. Wm Bassett drove to Delton on Sunday. Wm Astle and wife of Merrimack plan a week at John Astle’s. Mrs George Carpenter and Marie drove to Prairie du Lac. Mr and Mrs Wm Alwin drove to Prairie du Sac. John Astle and wife visited Geo Astle Sunday. A L Travis family visited Devil's Lake Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevelyn Bassett
Delton
Wm. Basset
Wm. Astle
Merrimack
John Astle
George Carpenter
Marie
Prairie du Lac
Wm. Alwin
Prairie du Sac
Geo. Astle
A. L. Travis
Devil’s Lake
Local Visitors and Community Notes in Leland
Mrs. Hinman and family and Mrs. Slack with Erwin visited Henry Kopf and family. Mr. and Mrs. Sprecher and Amos from Reedsburg visited Erwin Sprecher. Hausner family from Mount Horeb visited Rev. Maulworf. A Sunday Missionary meeting raised 123.05. Fargen family visited LaCrosse for wedding events. Sprecher is repainting store and residence. Emily Koff was kicked by a horse with bruises, no bones broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinman
Slack
Erwin
Henry Kopf
Sprecher
Amos
Reedsburg
Erwin Sprecher
Hausner
Mount Horeb
Maulworf
Worths Visit South Dakota and District Lodge Attendees
LIME RIDGE notes report Mr and Mrs Wm Worth visiting relatives in South Dakota on Monday. Mr and Mrs R L Bohn stayed with Mr and Mrs J B Hall at North Freedom. Several locals made trips and visits including Beatrice Brewer from Barron, Samuel Phillips visiting family at Black River, and the Rebekah lodge district convention at Baraboo. The infant son of Mr and Mrs Theo Schluter was buried after birth. Presiding Elder Richardson conducted services here Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Worth
South Dakota
R. L. Bohn
John
Black River
Wrs
P. F. Walker
St. Paul
William Malay
Ethan Babcock
Minneapolis
Minn
McDougal
Towers
Brewer
Rebekah Lodge
Baraboo
Theo Schluter
C. D. Miner
Henry Lemler
Colfax
Shierholtz
Henry Stoll
Geo. Tabbot
Rev. Taylor
Bloomer
Wis
Levi Purdy
Stoller
Kansas City
Coulter
Aurora
Richardson
Central Delton Briefs and Notices
Two children of Mr and Mrs Will Bell recover from cholera infantum. A F Smith back on his feet. John Flickner loses his only horse. C M Smith will skip sorghum this fall. cane owners must go elsewhere. Bertha Gieble and Paul Putz wed last week. Large funeral for Mrs G M Smith. procession to final resting place shows strong community esteem. Verse laments death’s heartache over departed home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Bell
A. F. Smith
John Flickner
C. M. Smith
Bertha Gieble
Paul Putz
Westfield Social Notes and Obituaries
Mrs. George Warren of Limeridge spent Sunday in this area. Mr Schoecer died Friday at his son William’s home aged. Mrs. Robert Hope of Troy visited with sister Mrs F Brooks and family. A son was born Friday to Mr and Mrs Dan Schulte. Miss Clara Neitzel of Baraboo spent a week here. Miss Edna Aimsbury of Spring Green visited Mrs Udo Braun. Baraboo and Freedom residents attended the G M church quarterly meeting Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Warren
Limeridge
Schoecer
William
Robert Hope
Troy
F. Brooks
Dan Schulte
Clara Neitzel
Baraboo
Edna Aimsbury
Spring Green
Third son welcomed by Mr and Mrs Charles Hein
Durward s Clen Aug 81 notes the arrival of the couple s third son who is too young to help with fall work. The item mentions visitors from Baraboo, an outing for Rev J T Durward, and local events at the Glen including a grave stone erection and a frightened horse near an automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hein
Buckley
Ruhland
Baraboo
J.T. Durward
Glen
Edward Myer
James Fitzsimmons
Tom Degan
Stotter Bros
H. W. Taylor
Carpenter Sells Store and Moves to Spring Green
White Mound notes merchant C. L. Carpenter has sold his store and will move to Spring Green where he bought a farm. Miss Nettie Neiman attended Loretto church with Mrs. J. L. Connor. Miss Katie Daney visited Bear Valley for a week with Miss Carrie Gillespie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Carpenter
Spring Green
Nettie Neiman
Loretto
J. L. Connor
Katie Daney
Bear Valley
Carrie Gillespie
Lane and Smith Bring News From Ebenezer Valley
Aug 21 community notes list visitors and events. William Lange and wife of North Freedom visited his sister Mrs R Prine. Albert Paget restarted his feed mill. Mrs H Redman and daughters Olga and Martha spent Sunday at Leland. Richards Prine visited Westfield. Ethel Stackman returned home to Ontario after a month with her uncle Paul Stackman. The Rev Tracy L Peck memorial was attended by Mr and Mrs Chas Randall and family at the Peck home in Baraboo. Blanche Hawley from North Freedom visited Hackett residence. Chas Martiny family spent Sunday at Devils Lake. H Smith visited John Martiny’s Baraboo home. I C Turner and bride arrive and stay with Geo Stein. Turner is butter-maker at the Excelsior creamery. Albert Chesebro of Ft Atkinson and Mrs Henry Dickie of North Freedom dropped by Hackett farm Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lange
North Freedom
R. Prine
Albert Paget
H. Redman
Olga
Martha
Leland
Richard Prine
Westfield
Ethel Stackman
Paul Stackman
Ontario
Wis
Chas. Randall
Tracy L. Peck
F. N. Peck
Baraboo
Blanche Hawley
Joel Hackett
Chas. Martiny
Devils Lake
H. Smith
Walton Social Notes and Local Departures
Walton August 31 notices list Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mortimer returning from Shipeton visit. Miss Nona Guthrie and Rev Tay lor Guthrie headed home to Oskaloosa with Spencer Mortimer following to enter Pennsylvania College. Fred Quiggley back to Ypsilanti Michigan. Ethel Hutchins clerking in W W Mortimer store. Edna Hutchins home from Reedsburg Training school. Elsie Burdick and Ernest Day visited Richland Center last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Mortimer
Shipcton
Nona Guthrie
Taylor Guthrie
Oskaloosa
Spencer Mortimer
Pennsylvania
Fred Quiggley
Yipsilanti
Michigan
Ethel Hutchins
W. W
Elsie Burdick
Ernest Day
Richland Center
Local School Transfers and Family Visits Notice
Harrisburg and West Troy Aug. 31 Miss Frances Powers and Miss Susie Barlen begin school in Bear's and Harrisburg districts respectively. William Bonham and wife stayed with Spring Green campers at Badger Slough. Crgil Cooper returned to Whitewater. Miss Sadie Bear visits Rockford Ill. Mrs J McCready and children return from Eau Claire Sparta. Mrs William Killer and Miss Edith Walster hosted Sunday School classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Powers
Prairie du Lac
Bear’s
Susie Barlen
Harrisburg
William Bonham
Spring Green
Badger Slough
Crgil Cooper
Whitewater
Sadie Bear
Rockford, Ill
J. McCready
Eau Claire
Sparta
William Killer
Edith Walster
Heinz Pure Cider Pickling at Stanley Co
Heinz & Co markets pure cider pickling at the Stanley Company plant. The item crowns a line of preserved cucumbers and related pickled goods for regional distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinz
Stanley Co
Schmidtke brothers visit North Freedom kin in Wisconsin
August 31 report from Fairfield notes Arthur and Albert Schmidtke, miners from North Freedom, visiting their sister Mrs. Oscar Schultz. Mrs. Schultz and her children returned from Madison and Waunakee, and John Seils and his children of North Freedom spent Tuesday with their niece Mrs. Oscar Schultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur and
Albert Schmidtke
North Freedom
Oscar Schultz
Madison
Waunakee
John Seils
Classifieds rate card outline with frequency options
The notice lists pricing for publication frequencies: once weekly four lines, twice weekly four lines, thrice daily and once weekly for special orders. It also notes longer time commitments at proportionate rates and reference to WOGHe terms.
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Huron
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Portage
Bernice
Toland’s Business School
LaCrosse
Leslie Wilcox
Lyons
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Skillet Creek
Lime Ridge
Durward
White Mound
Ebenezer Valley
West Troy
Fairfield
O. S
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National Railway Training School Inc
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Jas. McWilliams
Honey Creek
Charles Pagel
Loganville
Monroe Cigar Co
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Hillside Shropshires
Sam Mortimer Walton
Fifth Street
Warren House
T. M. Mould
Second Avenue
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R. L. Glazier
Fourth Street
George Bell
Ellen Gale
LaValle
W. A. Chatterton
William H. Edwards
N. H. Smith
Guy O. Weidenkopf
Baraboo Town
Arthur F. Clark
Geo. L. Fish
Mary Dickens
Dell M. Courtier
Alto Lyon
Albert Shore
Woodland Town
Joseph Piehl Sr
Joseph Piehl Jr
Baraboo Markets
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William Reiba
Theiding
A.W. Ghase
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