Hutter Sues Over Sauk Prairie Farm Contract
The 320 acre Sauk Prairie farm and 20 acre wood lot near Prairie du Sac become the center of Alois Hutter's land contract dispute with GC C Steuber. Hutter claims he overpaid and failed to inspect soil, while the case details misrepresentation questions and a disputed 25 year old farm productivity amid an impending trial.
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Alois Hutter
Plain
GC. C
Hutter
Steuber
Prairie View
Sauk Prairie
H. E. Vogel
Mr. Hutter
F. S. Eberhardt
Prairie du Sac
Mr. Steuber
Leo Hutter
Plain Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
E. Ray Stevens
William Tarnutzer
Prairie du Lac
Man Injured as Runaway Team Crashes in City
Henry Marty of this city fractured the heel when a frightened team and wagon driven by G. Hansch ran away on Lake Street. Marty and Hansch jumped free. Marty’s leg was crushed under the wagon wheel, while Hansch escaped unharmed. Marty was taken to a doctor and his bones reset. recovery to full use is uncertain.
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Henry Marty
Mr. Marty
G. Hansch
Lake Street
Hansch
James Wilson
Hudson
Marty
Mr. Hansch
Kilbourne
Sweep to Berlin Demand Praised Across France
The call in France urges a swift and decisive advance toward Berlin. Citizens across regions express unity and resolve for a successful wartime push to the German capital.
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Berlin
France
Baraboo Elks Tour Madison For Indoor Circus Exposition
About one hundred Baraboo Elks led by a thirty piece band traveled by train and streetcar to Madison to support the Elks Indoor Circus and Merchants Industrial Carnival Exposition at the Four Lakes Ordnance Company building. They enjoyed a reception, meals, and entertainment with Madison Elks, raised funds to send the Madison drill team to Los Angeles, and drew praise for being the largest Baraboo delegation seen at the event.
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Elk Band
Baraboo Elks
Madison
Elks
Madison Lodge
Four Lakes Ordnance Company
Madison Brethers
Madison Elks Club
Baraboo
Daniel Roberts
Elkdom
Los Angeles
Short Story Interest Shaping Wisconsin Authors
Miss Leila Johnson presented The Short Story of Today to Fortnightly Literary Club members at Mr and Mrs H E Cole home. Discussions covered local color tales and Wisconsin writers like Hamlin Garland Edna Ferber and Zona Gale. A story reading followed as members prepared for the annual banquet and Madison Baraboo events drew attention from Elks.
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Leila Johnson
H. E. Cole
England
Miss Johnson
New England
South
Wisconsin
Hamiltn Garland
Edna Ferber
Zona Gale
Portage
C. F. Stekl
Clifford M.la Mar
EF. C. Henke
Margaret Hill
G. T. Thaerer
Christina Wright
M. C. Crandall
West Street Grocery Sells Again to J D Funchess
R F Trussell who bought West Street Grocery from John Harris has sold the business to J D Funchess, a former South Carolina resident. Funchess took possession of the store Friday. Trussell has not decided on future plans.
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R. F. Trussell
West Street
John Harris
J. D. Funchess
South Carolina
Trussell
Sauk County Teachers Form Association at Reedsburg Institute
County teachers organized as Sauk County Teacher's Association at Reedsburg and elected officers led by President W L Gates. Thegroup plans a two day program next autumn and will cooperate with the state publicity committee and the county superintendent.
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Reedsburg
Sauk County
Teacher’s Association
W. L. Gates
Lyons
Baraboo
J. E.branton
la Valle
Grace Gilbertson
Lone Rock
E. A. Weinke
Merrimack
Jane Croal
Delton
Ruth Cole
Ableman
Kinney Couple Observe 41st Wedding Anniversary
The Kinney home near Devil's Lake hosted 56 guests on April 7 to celebrate Mr and Mrs William Kinney's 41st wedding anniversary. A surprise planned by Mrs Kinney's sister, the gathering featured a gift of money from Frank Thomas and a highlight visit from Mrs Mary L Thayer of Beloit.
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Wm. Kinney
Devil’s Lake
Mary &. Thayer
Beloit
Amiel Feltz
Ed. Wieslow
Chicago Girl Robbed of 15000 In Open Street
Yesterday in Chicago Miss Gertrude McCuddy was held up and robbed of 15000 in broad daylight as she walked toward a bank for a firm. A passerby noticed the crime and alerted authorities.
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Chicago
Gertrude McCuddy
Bill seeks limits on fishing in Lake Wisconsin
In response to a local petition, Assemblyman Robert Caldwell introduces a bill restricting Lake Wisconsin fishing. The plan allows one hook per line and three lines per person and applies only to Lake Wisconsin. It also shifts the open season from June 1 to December 1, ending winter fishing in the lake.
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Lodi
Robert Caldwell
Lake Wisconsin
Caldwell
Pioneer Morley of Sauk County Dies After Breakfast
Nelson W Morley pioneer of Sauk County dies from heart disease after breakfast on Sunday. Born January 2 1831 in Lake County Ohio he moved to Sauk in 1852 with his brother Thomas and built a large farming and dairy operation. He won a bronze medal at the 1876 Centennial Philadelphia and diplomas at the 1879 New York Dairy Fair for his dairy efforts.
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Nelson W. Morley
Sauk County
Ohio
Mr. Morley
Lake County
Western Reserve
Buckeye State
Connecticut
New England
Thomas Morley
Massachusetts
Mabel Russell
Nelson W. Morisey
Thomas and
Lillis (Russell) Morley
Greenfield
Russell Lyman
Isaac
Alvin
New Buffalo
Mich
Harriet
Thomas M
Nelson W
Ralsa
Wisconsin
Nelson
Cleveland
Thomas
Baraboo
Morley
Baraboo Township
Frank
Philadelphia
Museum State Historical Library
Madison
New York
Dix
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Christian C. Steuber
Chris Ploe
Runaway Man
Madison Brothers
Depot
Capital Square
Madison Elks
Baraboo Boys
Myron BE. MacPherson
Baraboo Lodge
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J. J. Pfannstiehl
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West Street Grocery
Badger Lake
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