Henhouse Dispute on Quarry Street Reaches Court
Charles Podeville sues neighbor Florence Stone in Justice court over a henhouse allegedly protruding 18 inches onto Podeville property. Surveyor notes dispute as the line is disputed and the Henhouse sits on the Podeville lot. Podeville claims Stone interfered and assaulted him when he tried to move the structure. case adjourned with a decision expected next week.
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Charles Podeville
Quarry Street
Justice of Peace
Adolph Andro
Florence Stone
Podeville
Miss Stone
Reedsburg Death Prompted by Stroke Apoplexy
Mrs. John Brennen died at her sister-in-law Mrs. John Hickey’s home in Reedsburg last night. Death was due to a stroke apoplexy. She was about 53 and had lived in Baraboo about 33 years ago. Her husband, a conductor on the road here, died six months after their marriage. She resided in Reedsburg with her sister-in-law in her final years.
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John Brennen
John Hickey
Reedsburg
Brennen
Baraboo
Baraboo Business College Moves to New Quarters
The Baraboo Business College has relocated from the Y M C A building to the Gollmar building on Third Avenue. The upgraded facilities include new equipment and an office training room. All graduates have secured work, enrollment is rising, and an opening exhibition with expert demonstrators is planned.
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Baraboo Business College
Gollmar
Third Avenue
Business College
McNitt
Miss Zoella Hefferman and T KE Henderson wed at Wilton
The wedding took place in Wilton on Tuesday with Zoella Hefferman, a former Reedsburg resident, uniting in marriage to T KE Henderson.
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Zoella Hefferman
T. KE. Henderson
Wilton
Reedsburg
Frank Muller Alias Whitie Lewis Charged with Kiting Rosenthal
Frank Muller known as Whitie Lewis is charged with kiting Herman Rosenthal in a case noted by the police department. The action pertains to an alleged financial misrepresentation involving the named individuals and a local criminal investigation.
Farewell Surprise For Mrs Huffman Before Move
Mrs William Huffman was surprised by about fifty friends at 121 Sixth Street hosted by the Von Walds. The gathering featured music games and a sumptuous supper as she departs for Clinton Iowa with Mr Huffman employed as a machinist there. A pair of cut glass candle holders was given as a remembrance.
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Wiliam Huffman
Henry von Wald
Sixth Street
Huffman
Clinton
Lowa
Inspectors Visit Badger Orchards From Horticultural Society
Secretary Frederick Cranefield of the Wisconsin Horticultural Society, J S Palmer of Baraboo and N A Rasmus sen of Oshkosh, members of the trial orchard commission, are on an inspection trip visiting orchards at Whitehall and Manitowoc.
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Frederick Cranefield
Wisconsin Horticultural Society
J.S. Palmer
Baraboo
N. A. Rasmussen
Oshkosh
Trial Orchard Commission
Whitehall
Manitowoc
Bates Geffert Wedding in Reedsburg
Arthur Bates and Margaret Geffert wed at the Geffert home. The couple will reside in Reedsburg after the ceremony, as Bates is a member of the J. T. Bates & son real estate firm.
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Arthur Bates
Margaret Geffert
W. J. Geffert
Reedsburg
J. T. Bates & Son
Clarence Darrow Acquitted in Los Angeles Jury Bribery Case
Clarence S. Darrow, the Chicago attorney who defended the McNamara brothers, was acquitted today in Los Angeles of charges of jury bribery. The jury rendered its verdict after only a short deliberation.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Clarence S. Darrow
McNamara Brothers
Badger Senator to Take Stump in State
A Badger State senator plans a campaign stump speech across the state to rally support and outline policy goals. The tour emphasizes local issues and legislative priorities ahead of upcoming elections.
La Follette Aims Broad Wisconsin Campaign Return
Senator Robert M. La Follette plans a wide campaign tour of Wisconsin after a rest at his Madison home. He will address state and national issues from the stump to keep followers loyal to his progressive brand and deter support for the bull moose movement.
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Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Madison
Mr. la Follette
Commonwealth
la Follette
Senator la Follette
Baraboo Youth Applies For White House Post
A Baraboo businessman applies for an official post in the bovine department of the White House according to the Record Herald. He contributed to Ziggy’s campaign fund and receives warm congratulations from friends despite modest finances.
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Record Herald
Baraboo
White House
Ziggy
UjuntY Secures Portion of Auto License Revenue
UjuntY reports receipt of a portion of auto license revenue totaling $1 380 09. The notice highlights allocated funds and the distribution among local departments.
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Ujunty
Sauk County Receives Auto License Fees Totaling 1380.09
County Treasurer C. M. Du Bois reports Sauk county received 1380.09 from automobile and motorcycle license fees under the new law. Three quarters is allocated to the county highway repair fund for roads outside incorporated areas, with the rest to the state fund. First year payments follow fiscal year end.
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State Highway Fund
Sauk County
Surprise Fifteenth Birthday for Edyn B Aspenwall
A Pleasant Surprise on Strongs avenue honored Edyn B. Aspenwall for his fifteenth birthday with about twenty five young friends. The event also marked Leslie Bourn’s fourteenth birthday and a farewell to Bernard Smith who moves to Columbus, Ohio. Each boy received a book as a keepsake, with Isaac Neuwald giving the presentation.
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N. B. Hackett
Strongs Avenue
Edyn B. Aspenwall
Edyn
Leslie Bourn
Bernard Smith
Columbus, O
Isaac Neuwald
Stevens Point Journal
Potato Perplexity Intrigues Stott Family On Lake Street
The Stott family on Lake Street reports a potato perplexity as baskets of new tubers left in the woodshed vanished overnight twice. They consider guarding the next supply and await the outcome with interest.
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Lake Street
J. A. Stott
Allen Sentenced to 45 Days on County Rock Pile
LeRoy Allen was sentenced to 45 days on the county rock pile by Justice of the Peace H. L. Halsted for drunken and disorderly conduct. This marks a second incident in months tied to heavy drinking at his Second Avenue home.
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LeRoy Allen
Justice of the Peace
H. L
Mother pays fine for son in drunken and disorderly case
Mrs. Mary Allen paid $19.68 in fines and costs in Justice H. L. Halsted's court for Leroy Allen who received a forty five day sentence on the rock pile for drunken and disorderly conduct.
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Mary Allen
Justice of Peace
H. L
Baraboo Freight and Passenger Receipts Rise in July
Baraboo reports significant increase in both freight and passenger receipts for July, surpassing July 1911 figures. The results indicate Baraboo remains in a prosperous growth phase.
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Baraboo
Collision narrowly avoided on passenger train 504 at Merrimack
The engine and baggage coach of passenger train 504 derailed on a Merrimack bridge due to suspected locomotive defect. A wayfreight on the Wisconsin river bridge was cited as a potential collision risk. An extra engine aided repair crews until 12:30 am, delaying Train 504 by fifty minutes. G E Kirchstein and son witnessed the ordeal.
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Merrimack
G. E. Kirchstein
Baraboo
Wisconsin River
Chicago
Fifth Avenue Wedding Unites Miss Etta Ashley and Hillis Clement
Late yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Williams Emmons on Fifth Avenue the marriage of Miss Etta Ashley to Hillis Clement was performed by Judge Adolph Andre. Immediate relatives attended and after a short wedding trip the couple will establish a home in the city where the groom is employed.
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William Emmons
Fifth Avenue
Etta Ashley
Hllis Clement
Adolph Andre
Colored Giants to Play Sluggers at Bara Boo
Curry's Sluggers have closed negotiations with the Chicago Union Giants for a game at Bara Boo on Thursday, August 29. The Union Giants are a fast colored team of national reputation with stars of the game. The Sluggers bring them to satisfy local fans craving a high class attraction and aim for record attendance. Sunday the Sluggers play Dane at the Lake before the big game.
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Curry
Chicago Union Giants
Chicago
Baraboo
Dane
Giants
Licensed to Marry John Gillespie Mary Shanahan Bear Creek
John Gillespie and Mary Shanahan both of Bear Creek request license to marry in a standard civil ceremony as recorded in the local marriage notices.
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John Gillespie
Mary Shanahan
Bear Creek
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New Gollmar Building
Frank Muller
Whitie
Lewis
Kiting Herman Rosenthal
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Fleischmann
William
J. S. Palmer
Clarence Darrow
Roosevelt
Wis
Consin
C. M. du Bois
Ceived
Berryman
Washington Star
Essie Carter
Georgia
Miss Carter
Dawson (Ga
W. S. Dozier
Supreme Court of
Terrell County
Dozier
Allen
Rock Pile
Sauk Coun
Emmons
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