Tanlac praised by Milwaukee man after dramatic relief
Albert Luck of Milwaukee says Tanlac cured long term stomach and kidney problems plus lumbago and rheumatism. He reports losing nine pounds in two weeks and regaining energy at 55, with improved breath and mobility. Tanlac sold by Fisher Bros. in Baraboo, Henry Thiemann in Reedsburg, and G Naffz in Sauk City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Albert Luck Luck
Thirty-second Street
Milwaukee
Wis
Mayhew Furniture Co
Mr. Luck
Baraboo
Fisher Bros
Reedsburg
Henry Thiemann
Sauk City
G. Naffz
Adv
Ironton Social Notes Show Local Movements and Visits
Mrs G A Wright and sons spent a week at Racine with daughter Mrs D L Clary and relatives at Delavan. Several residents visited friends in Madison Reedsburg Portage and Minnesota. Fred Faivre buys Wright lots to build a bungalow. W Stowe and family visit Walton Chicago. Kitty Coleman visits Wonewoc. G A Wright invites the bank at Cazenovia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Wright and Sons
Racine
D. L. Clary
Delavan
J. D. Beck
Viroqua
Mr. Comfort
Madison
Mamie
Reedsburg
E Mortimer
Minnesota
Fred Faivre
G. A. Wright
Rev
Peckham
West Lima
Luella Bryden
A. J. Blakeslee
South
Cazenovia
B. H. LaRue
John Smith
Hanzlik
W. Hainstock
Chicago
Barker Relatives Attend Delton Family Reunion
Arthur Barker of Detroit Michigan visited his brother Dick Barker and family in Delton for several days. Their sister Mrs. Oscar Van Valkenburg and her daughter from Chippewa Falls joined the reunion. Other guests included Miss Cora Timme from St Paul and Miss Alberta Adams from Madison. Several relatives traveled from Neenah White Bear Ellendale Baraboo Summers and Summers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Barker
Detroit
Mich
Delton
Oscar van Valkenburg
Chippewa Falls
Cora Timme
St. Paul
Otto Timme
Alberta Adams
Madison
Hazel Squires
Alida House
Neenah
Wis
White Bear
Minn
Frank Walton
Mildred House
Ellendale
N. D
BE. A. Fox
Gasoline Price Forecast By Professor Medbury
Professor C F Medbury of Cleveland Ohio predicts gasoline will soon cost 75 cents a gallon. He cites supply concerns and market trends as reasons for the expected rise. He notes the prediction reflects a broader shift in transportation fuel costs anticipated this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Medbury
Cleveland
Ohio
California Syrup of Figs Ad Claims Safe Laxative Use
An old advertisement promotes the product as the best and harmless laxative for children. It urges parents to look for the word California on the package to ensure authenticity and safety. The copy highlights fruity taste and full directions on each bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Local Weekend Visits Include City and Regional Guests
Sauk City residents reported weekend visits from W C Schorer and family in Spring Green and Dr Bossard hosting. Walter Fuchs spent Sunday in Boscobel. Herman Radant and daughter in law Mrs Ben Radant of St Paul returned from a week with local relatives. Margaret Snecke and son Herman and granddaughter Mary Francic of Terre Haute Indiana visited Henry Sorg. Ella Mettel of Madison spent the weekend at her parental home. C Rothacker and daughter Ida of Black Hawk visited Henry Sorg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Schorer
Spring Green
Dr. Bossard
Walter Fuchs
Boscobel
Herman, Radant
Ben Radant
St. Paul
Margaret Snecke
Herman
Mary Francis
Terre Haute
Ind
Henry Sorg
Ella Mettel
Madison
Delton Socials Include Royal Neighbors and M W A
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murrey entertained the Royal Neighbors and Modern Woodmen camps with ice cream and waters Saturday night. Various locals were noted visiting, guests from Belvidere to Baraboo and Madison, with fishing trips to Mirror Lake mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Murrey
Charles Young
Belvidere
Clara Britton
New Mexico
N. M. Risley
Little Grace Huntington
J. T Huntington
Baraboo
Lou
G . Goodall
Chicago
Elmer Davis
Manston
Charles Squires
G. J. Flickner
South Side
Alberta Adams
Madison
Delton
Hazel Squires
Blanch Gaston
Kenneth
J. M. Hulbert
Frank Herfort
Mirror Lake
Frank Marshal
Kilbourn
Deny Wilson Residence Plan at Capital Mansion
Rear Admiral Carey T. Grayson the physician to President Wilson denies reports that he bought the Nourse estate near Washington for President Wilson to use as a permanent home after his term ends next March. Grayson says he bought the old mansion and surrounding twenty two acres for his own residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey T. Grayson
President Wilson
Washington
Nourse
Wilson
Grayson
Partisans Condemn Wilcox Charge at Mt Horeb Meeting
Over 500 former nonpartisan league members packed the Mt Horeb opera house last week to condemn edits of Senator Roy P. Wilcox as governor candidates and criticize press reports. They called the coverage false and an attack on farmers and their league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy P. Wilcox
Mt. Horeb
Nonpartisan League
League
Tri-County Tuberculosis Sanitarium Plan Underway
County boards in Dodge Fond du Lac and Washington counties push a joint tuberculosis sanitarium with 100 bed hospital, nurses and staff housing, and a central heating plant. Architect J E Hennen of Fond du Lac appointed. project cost 350000 to 400000 dollars. site to be arranged after visiting major state and midwest facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge
Fond du Lac
Washington
J. E. Hennen
Tri-County
Wisconsin
Middle West
Kenosha
Ashland
Milwaukee
State
Wisconsin Apple Crop Prospects Fall Short in July Report
Joseph A. Becker notes the July decline of 25 000 barrels in the Wisconsin crop outlook. Dry weather slowed growth and caused heavy windfall losses. August forecast lowers production to 157 000 barrels from 182 000 previously, with 1919 at 126 000 and 1918 at 114 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Joseph A. Becker
Wisconsin Co-Operative Crop Reporting Service
U. S. Bureau of Crop Estimates
Wisconsin State Department of Agriculture
Prohibition Agents Seize Whiskey Brought to Chicago
Prohibition agents in Chicago seized 750 cases of liquor valued at $40,000 and arrested Thomas McCarty on forgery charges. The whiskey had been moved from Kentucky to Chicago using a forged government removal permit.
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Chicago
Thomas McCarty
Kentucky
Danderine Advert promises hair revival at low cost
A vintage ad claims a few cents buys Danderine and after use no dandruff or fallen hairs remain. It asserts each hair gains new life vigor brightness color and thickness.
Polish Forces Recapture Key Positions Near Warsaw
Uninterrupted fighting continues along the Bug and Narew rivers as Polish units regain important positions and inflict heavy losses on the Bolsheviks. Warsaw defenses are grouped with left wing on Modlin forts and lower Narew Bug, center behind outer forts, right wing along the upper Bug. Bolshevik incursions on the Bug have been pushed back to the right bank.
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Bug
Poland
Narew
Galicia
Warsaw
Modlin
Novo Georgkrak
Hrubieszow
Wiodawa
Obituary notices for Nathan Morehouse and George Reuland
Nathan Morehouse died suddenly Sunday at his Port home aged 68. He is survived by a wife two sons and a daughter with funeral services to be held this afternoon and interment at Silver Lake cemetery. George Reuland of Kansas City Mo passed away at 9 30 Sunday morning. Son of Mr and Mrs M Reuland of Green Bay formerly Baraboo he leaves a sister two brothers Elizabeth Hoesell Cornelius Reuland and Gust Reuland Green Bay and Reedsburg and also a wife and four young children.
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Nathan Morehouse
Portage
Silver Lake Cemetery
George Reuland
Kansas City
M. Reuland
Green Bay
Baraboo
Elizabeth Hoesell
Cornelius Reuland
Gust Reuland
Reedsburg
Pioneer settler H. H. Flynt dies after long life in multiple states
Horatio H. Flynt born July 11 1845 in Girard Pennsylvania died at 75 after a two week illness. A Civil War veteran, he lived in Baraboo Wisconsin and Baraboo area pioneers days with N W Morley as a neighbor. He and wife Percys E. Porter later moved to Dane County southern Kansas Denver and Ewing Nebraska. Survived by adopted daughter Mrs. F. L. Scherer of Ewing and an adopted son in Denver. Burial in Denver follows U B church service and removal of his wife’s remains from the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morley
Luce
Flynt
Horatio H. Flynt
Girard
Pennsylvania
Baraboo
Wisconsin
Percys E. Porter
Nebraska
F. L. Scherer
Ewing Neb
Denver
Colo
U. B
Plague Reported in Paris Suburb by Intransigeant
Four bubonic plague cases are claimed in Paris by the Intransigeant with one death reported in a suburb. The Pasteur Institute says the outbreak should not spread if ordinary precautions are taken.
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Paris
Pasteur Institute
Baraboo Marine Band Announces Friday Downtown Concert
The Baraboo Marine band will give a downtown concert Friday evening with a feature xylophone solo by Hasksil Horr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo Marine Band
Hasksil Horr
Denver Strike Leaders Jailed for Contempt
Seven members of the executive committee of the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Workers in Denver were sentenced to 90 days in jail for contempt after the August 1 strike. They began serving immediately and must pay court costs. The court denied a new trial and a stay of execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Workers
Denver
Lighted diamond planned at Normal and extra courts
An artificially lighted baseball diamond and four new tennis courts are to be added to the outdoor athletic facilities at Milwaukee State Normal School. The project was announced by a member of the state board of regents of normal schools and work on the grounds will begin immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee State Normal School
State Board, of Regents of Normal Schools
Sing Sing Bulletin Suspended After Twenty One Years
The Sing Sing Bulletin a widely circulated prisoner published newspaper, suspended after twenty one years of operation. Warden Lawes announced to visitors that orders to discontinue the prison journal had been received, ending its issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sing. Sing Bulletin
Sing Sing
Prison Journal
Lawes
Escaped Mendota inmate recaptured near Belleville
Tomas Roderguez Spanish inmate of Mendota hospital who escaped twice was brought back from Belleville. He was captured in a cornfield two and a half miles south of Belleville after sawing his way out of the Belleville jail Saturday night. Marshal S W Hays links him to a prior arrest in June in Baraboo. County records show he was sent to Mendota after Baraboo detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomas’ Roderguez
Mendota Hospital
Belleville
Madison
Marshal S W. Hays
North Freedom
Baraboo
J. H. Hill
Mendota
Canadian ace flies 200 miles Portage to Oconto
Lieut. L. Matthewson of the Royal Flying Squadron landed in Oconto after a 200 mile flight from Portage in 2 hours and 20 minutes. He claims more than 15 000 flights without an accident and notes service in the British army with war zone experience in France. He has spent two years in the United States and Canada carrying passengers. He also worked as an aerial acrobatic instructor and performed police duty in Sinn Fein districts of Ireland.
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L . Matthewson
Canadian Royal Flying Squadron
Oconto
Portage
Matthewson
France
United States
Canada
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Portage Woman Hurt by Falling Limb
Portage tree trimming work left Bertha Gerstenkorn with painful injuries after a severed limb struck her. No further details on condition or cause were provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portage
Bertha Gerstenkorn
Baraboo Family Reaches Coast After 3742 Mile Trip
Mr and Mrs H G Welch and their children have reached Los Angeles California after traveling 3742 miles. A card from them states We arrived at our journey s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
H. G. Welch
Los Angeles
Cal
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Ad for Blood Purifier
An advertisement claims lingering grip and influenza symptoms can be cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla to purify blood and restore appetite, paired with Hood's Pills to stimulate the liver and regulate bowels. It touts a tonic and cathartic combination for restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Suffrage foes confident in Tennessee ratification efforts
The Tennessee lower house committee on the woman suffrage resolution voted ten to eight to report the measure with a recommendation to adopt. Senate ratified the amendment last Friday. Speaker Walker led the anti suffrage forces and a tie was broken when one anti changed votes. A minority report unfavorable to ratification was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Senate
Walker
House
Bayer Aspirin Label Claims Safety and Uses
An old Bayer aspirin package advertises Aspirin as genuine and safe for millions, with directions for relief of headache toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism colds and pain. It notes 12 tablets in a tin box at a low price and mentions larger Bayer packages from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayer
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Capital
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Danderine
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H. H. Flynt
Aconto
H. H. Ratcliff CO
Jeweler
Optometrists
Pinckney St. Madison, Wisconsin
J. A. Martiny
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