Notice of General Election in Sauk County 1908
Sauk County announces a general election to be held November 8, 1908, for president and vice president electors, governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, state treasurer, attorney general, commissioner of insurance, U.S. representative for the Third District, two Sauk Assembly seats, county officers including clerk, treasurer, sheriff, coroner, clerk of circuit court, district attorney, register of deeds, surveyor, with terms ending January 1909. Also includes joint constitutional amendments proposed by the legislature and the measure on electors. Per August 28, 1908 notice from the Sauk County Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauk County
United States
Frank L. Gilbert
George E. Beedle
Grant
Crawford
Richland
Sauk
Juneau
Vernon
Iowa
Baraboo
Dellona
Delton
Excelsior
Fairfield
Freedom
Greenfield
Merrimac
Prairie du Lac
Sumpter
Ableman
North Freedom
Prairie du Sac
Sauk City
Bear Creek
Franklin
Honey Creek
Ironton
LaValle
Reedsburg
Spring Green
Troy
Washington
Westfield
Winfield
Woodland
Sanford H. Wood
Geo. B. Gibbons
Circuit Court
James H. Hill
Ed. C. Gottry
Register of Deeds
Harry Thornton
Senate
Assembly
Wisconsin
Yisconsin
A. D
Madison
Wis
Agricultural
Capitol
Local residents return from visits and schooling changes
Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Beidatsch return to Milwaukee. Mrs. Wilkinson, Mrs. Baumgardner, Mrs. Jordan, Miss Sheet, Rev. Bloom, Miss Marquardt, Miss Thaerer, and Miss Foley are all noted as returning from recent trips or moving for study or work. Mrs. Wild and Kietha plan to move to Sycamore Ill. for Waterman Hall. Grant Dryer, Baraboo sheriff candidate, visits with daughter present. Mrs. Schneider returns to Eau Claire. husband Melvin Newkirk now presiding elder. local hotel to be improved for reasonable meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wild
Kietha
Sycamore Ill
Waterman Hall
John Schneider
Eau Claire
Edward Hill
Hill
Schneider
Sauk Prairie
Hair tonic boasts cure and growth claims in ad
An old advertisement extols Rexall 93 Hair Tonic as a guaranteed remedy for dandruff and baldness. It asserts germ destroying ingredients and Pilocarpia restore scalp health, promising hair regrowth if roots retain vitality. The piece mentions the C H Evenson Pharmacy and local events surrounding a university practice trip and a charity event.
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C. H. Evenson
Oak Street
Baraboo News Roundup of Visits and Local News
Monday notices from Baraboo detail visits and returns of residents and relatives across Sauk county and nearby towns. Names include Louis Leiser, Arthur Block, M Hanley, Fanny Ott, August Reidel, Myrtle Read, Nina Behn, Arthur Cowles, H S Neal, Pessie Schade, Harley Bennet, Mildred Kramer, and many others. The Sauk County fair and Baraboo YMCA activities are highlighted with the Teddy bears gathering at the Ry building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauk County
Baraboo
Charles Wild Music House
Ry. Young Men’s Christian Association
Chicago
Rupture Cured in One Treatment by Scientific Methods
An advertisement from Illinois State Specialists promises rupture cure in a single treatment without injections, hospital stay, pain, or surgery. It claims thousands cured and invites consultations or booklet requests from the public at 628 W. State St., Rockford, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois State
Sanitarium
State St
Rockton Ave
Rockforg, Ill
Plain remedies for liver weakness and skin relief reported
An advertisement panel touts Burdock Blood Bitters for liver digestion and blood purification, Dean's Regulats for bowels, Dean's Ointment for itching cuts and burns, and Dr Thomas Electric Oil for pain and wound healing with druggists selling all items. The patient testimony cites improved digestion and regular bowels after use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdock
Dean
A. E. Davis
Grocer
Sulphur Springs
Thomas
If the Paper Fails to Come In
The notice requests readers to inform the office at once if the Baralo News does not arrive promptly so a replacement copy can be sent.
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Baralo
Also Mentioned on This Page
James O. Davidson
W. D. Connor
James A. Frear
Andrew H. Dahl
John E. Witwen
William W. Stackhouse
Gustav Scharnke
State of
Mrs
F. W. Beidatsch
Milwaukee
Mrs. C. Wilkinson
Wonewoce
Mrs. O. Baumgardner
Mrs. al. Jordan
Janesville
Miss Nina Sheet of
Merrimack
Bloom
Monticello
Lyman Norton
Emma Marquardt
Mendota
Jessie Thaerer
Menomonie
Stout School
Elizabeth Foley
Wauwatosa
Grant Dryer
Melvin Newkirk
O. H. True Place
Mr. Eddy
W.E. Emmonds
Propritor
Second Avenue
Mr. Newkirk
Missouri
Kansas
C. F Kindschi
C. J. Sturdevant
Plains
van Ornum
Devils Lake
South Side
America
Japan
France
Germany
Dixie
Gertrude Coates
Anna Tyler
Clarissa Tyler
Marjorie Lee
Lois Lee
Refa McPherson
Marie McPherson
Marcella Coates
Alice Kindschi
King
Meyers
Owen
Louis Leiser
Mr. and
Mr. Harrry Swan
Altoona
Ed. Leiser
Arthur Block
Elroy
City
M. Hanley
Miles Compton
Huron
Fanny Ott
St St. Paul
August Reidel
Platteville
G. W. Snyder
Footville
Myrtle Read
Carl Anderson
L. W. Sandberg
Nina Behn
Emil Boettcher
Mabel
Eva Kasiska
Pocatello, Idaho
Arthur Cowles
Lemon, 8. D
Highth Street
Neal
Elgin, Ill
Mrs. H. Watson
Winona
The
Pbessie Schade
Elgin
Ill
Mildred Kramer
Mrs. Harley Bennet
Cuba City
Mrs. J. Savage
Helen Sieber
Sixth Street
J. H. Pilley
Ed. Wood
Norene
O. A. Gattwinkel
Gordon, Neb
Nicholas Kiefer
Nellie Foley
Arthur Coles
Lemmon South Dakota
Mrs. Edd -Weston
Baby
Addie Hiller
East St
Mrs. R. B. Griggs
John Terbilcox
Kenosha
Frank
Cook
Chippewa Falls
Oscar van Valkenbburg
JaValle
F. Hunter
Addia Hiller
George Winchester
Genevieve
Tracy, Minn
Frank Jaquish
Platteville Hospital
Mullbrig
Dick Shigner
Pleasant Valley
Mr. Shigner
C. A. Haskins
Oregon
Nebraska
Grand Haven
Michigan
William Marriott
J. E. Savage
E.J. Savage
W. Bailey
Portage
Bertha Hamburg
White Mound
John Kitel
Office of Commissioners of the Public Lands
J. A. Frear
A. H. Dahl
F. L. Gilbert
W.W. Bank
N. W
S. E
Ieee
Ius Aera
Marriott Shoe CO
Immoott
Rss
Detroit
Boston
Bangor
Third ST
Baraboo, Wis
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