Building a Rambling Spanish Style Adobe Home in South America
Mrs. Maude Newell Williams describes two adobe houses under construction in Bucaramanga, South America. Mud walls three feet thick, palm wood windows without glass, reed tile roofs, and low balconies create a durable, pretty interior. Mr. Williams oversees brick kilns, construction, and teaching while planning a boys college and chapel on the block. Prices rise with labor and goods, milk cost climbs to forty-five cents a quart, and rain has been favorable for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Mason
U. S
States
Institute Inglish Boys’ College
Rev. Williams
Tanlac credited with restoring health in Milwaukee bricklayer
Jacob Zentkowski 1061 13th Ave Milwaukee says Tanlac relieved his stomach trouble dizziness heartburn and gas after years of pain. He quit bricklaying due to back pain and reports strong improvement after three bottles and endorses the remedy. Sold in Baraboo Reedsburg and Sauk City by local dealers.
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Tanlac
Jacob Zentkowski
13Th Avenue
Milwaukee
Wis
Taniac
Baraboo
Fisher Bros
Reedsburg
Henry Thiemann
Sauk City
G. Naffz
Adv
Baraboo Considers Baraboo Tractor Factory Project
H. S. Salzman of Minneapolis, veteran designer of motor trucks and tractors, toured Baraboo to gauge interest in his one man general utility tractor. The device attaches to existing implements and is not seasonally limited. He seeks a Baraboo site with local backing, with prior offers from Tomah and other places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Salzman
Minneapolis
Baraboo
Salzman
Seunier
Tomah
Reedsburg City Engineer Resigns for Wisconsin Rapids
C P Gross city engineer of Reedsburg resigns to accept a position in Wisconsin Rapids. His resignation has been presented to the Second City council, but no replacement has been named yet. Gross will continue duties until a successor is found.
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C. P. Gross
Reedsburg
Wisconsin Rapids
Mr. Gross
Sumpter Residents Leave for Stay in California
Mrs Iva Bayles and her daughter Elva left for California on Saturday. J L Johnson of Oakland spent a few days with relatives here last week. Edwin Keitel is plowing on the farm he bought from Chris Watkins. Mrs Nettie Elden and family moved into Mr Barto's house at Kings Corners. Mrs O L Young of Prairie du Lac returns home after three weeks with Mr and Mrs EB King. Mr and Mrs Chas Watkins and family moved to their new home in Lyons Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. D. King
Chas. O. Watkins
Lyons
Miss Essie Brooks to speak on Europe trip and battlefields
Miss Essie L. Brooks will speak at the Man Mound school house next Saturday night about her summer in Europe and visits to battlefields. Miss June Frazier is the teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essie L. Brooks
Europe
Man Mound
June Frazier
Personal Reflections on Duties and Household Management
The narrator outlines relentless duties as a single caretaker running a large house with a young servant. They teach eighty lessons weekly to their two children and fifty monthly to outsiders while handling correspondence, mending, sewing, calls, and bills. They must also support Rev. Williams who travels to a new house, with breakfasts at five thirty seven each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Williams
Reunion at No Freedom A Paceful Thanksgiving Gathering
The Hackett family hosted their annual reunion at North Freedom with over thirty joining for dinner. Attendees included Mrs Ann Hackett Wyeville and several Hackett relatives from Valley Junction Minneapolis Waukegan Ill Baraboo and Bloomer Wis. Additional visitors came from Beloit Reedsburg Prairie du Sac Sauk City and Waukegan Illinois. A note mentions Captain Milo Seeley Civil War veteran who died recently and left sons in Chicago. The article also lists many Thanksgiving visits and a forthcoming parent teachers meeting at the high school with University Extension speaker Mrs Carberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hacketts
J. H. Hackett
North Freedom
Ann Hackett
Wyevilie
J. F. Hackett
Valley Junction
G. W. Hackett
Minneapolis
Mona Hackett
Waukegan
Ill
Olive Cole
Baraboo
Parshall Hackett
Bloomer
Wis
Milo Seeley
Eggs Rise While Butter Falls in Local Prices
Eggs are now selling at 75 cents a dozen while butter drops from 68 to 60 cents per pound reflecting a shift in local grocery prices.
States Represented at Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Thirty two states and six foreign countries are represented in enrollment at the Wisconsin College of Agriculture. Undergraduate students include three from China, three from South America, three from the Philippines, one from Porto Rico, one from South Africa, two from Norway, and one from Manitoba, Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
China
South America
the Phillipines
Porto Rico
South Africa
Norway
Manitoba
Canada
Married Bauer Murphy in Milwaukee Home Ceremony
Edward Bauer of Kilbourn and Catherine Murphy of Milwaukee wed November 24 at the bride’s parents home in Milwaukee. The couple will live in Kilbourn where Bauer works for the Southern Wisconsin Power Co. Rose Hartig of Reedsburg and Herbert Jackson of Beloit wed at St John Lothian Parsonage in Reedsburg with Rev L Schneider officiating. A wedding dinner followed at the Hartig home. the couple departed by afternoon train for Beloit to establish their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauer—Murphy
Edward Bauer
Kilbourn
Catherine Murphy
Milwaukee
Southern Wisconsin Power Company
Rose Hartig
Reedsburg
Herbert Jackson
Beloit
St. John’s Lothian
Hfev.l. Schneider
Will Hartig
Laura E Wilson and Alfred L Owens Married at Jefferson Park
Frank L Wilson announces the marriage of his daughter Laura E to Alfred L Owens son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Owens in Chicago. The ceremony was Monday November 22 at 6:00 PM at Jefferson Park Presbyterian Church with Rev J D Bowden officiating. The couple was attended by the groom’s siblings Frank and Melba Owens.
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Frank L. Wilson, Blake Sr
Laura E
Alfred L. Owens
Herbert Owens
Chicago
Jefferson Park Presbyterian Church
J. D. Bowden
Frank
Melba Owens
Dwyer Carberry Wedding at St Patrick’s Church
Miss Helen Genevieve Dwyer daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Dwyer Loretta and Jacob Carberry of Richland Center Wisconsin were married Tuesday morning at 9 00 o’clock at St Patrick’s Catholic Church with Rev J F Shannaghy officiating The bride wore a going away outfit of reindeer brown broadcloth and Ophelia roses and chrysanthemums were her bouquet Attendants and guests from away included Mrs J Carberry Eulia lia Dwyer and Jeanne Dwyer of Lone Rock C J Dawse and family Minneapolis W J Dwyer family Bear Valley George Weitzel family Bear Valley Betty Marshall Superior and Margaret Dwyer Madison The couple left for Chicago and Rockford after the ceremony and planned to reside in Richland Center later
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Helen Genevieve Dwyer
W. A. Dwyer
Loretta
Jacob .Carberry
Richland
Center
Wis
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
J. F. Shannaghy
Agatha Dwyer
Francis Carberry
Dwyer
Chicago
Rockford
Richland Center
Pretty Westfield wedding at Lutheran Stone church
Miss Elva Steckleberg and Herman Schrank wed at the Lutheran Stone church in Westfield on Thanksgiving afternoon. Rev. Schreiber officiated as the couple and attendants posed for photos at Reedsburg before a reception at the bride’s parents home south of Loganville. About 75 guests joined in a five o’clock dinner and celebrations with dancing and music. The couple will reside on the groom’s farm southwest of Loganville.
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Lutheran Stone
Westfield
Elva Steckleberg
Hy. Steckleberg, Jr
Herman Schrank
Ferdinand Schrank
Schreiber
Lydia Schrieber
Valera Riggert
Gena Schuette
Martha Schrank
Reedsburg
Loganville
Grooms Farm
Southland returns reveal price drops for crops and goods
A. C. Boyd and family report widespread price declines after touring the South. Tobacco prices fell from 1.30 to 40 50 cents per pound. cotton dropped to 17 18 cents. peanuts slid from 170 200 to 80 90 dollars per ton. White goods and show attractions also faced declines as winter weather shortened upheaval in Baraboo. The family, once restaurant operators on Walnut Street, now intends to rejoin the Ruben Cherry Carnival company in spring.
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A. C. Boyd
Southland
United States
Boyd
Walnut Street
Ruben- Cherry Carnival Company
Spartensburg
South Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Carnival Company
Sixteenth Dakota Bank Closes Doors
The State Bank of Tokio in Benson County North Dakota did not open on Monday as advised. It marks the sixteenth bank in the state to suspend operations amid depleted reserves in two weeks. The cashier said they expect to reopen.
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State Bank of
Tokio
Benson County
S. D
North Dakota
Colby Proposes Public Terms To Reopen Diplomatic Ties
Secretary Colby proposed that U S and Mexican commissioners be named to draft a treaty to resume full diplomatic relations. The plan was sent to Mexico City by Roberto V. Pessueira, Mexican agent in Washington, after Colby answered a letter seeking U S recognition of Mexico’s new government. The proposal was delivered before Pessueira left for the Obregon inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colby
United States
Mexico
Mexico City
Roberto V. Pessueira
Washington
State Department
Pessueira
Obregon
Cork Fire Ravages Businesses Across Main Street
Charred odor fills Cork as twelve major buildings burn since Friday in a spree of incendiary fires. Officials estimate losses around 1.5 million dollars to key businesses and the street scene remains littered with debris.
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Cork
Twice Candidate for President Eugene Chafin Dies in Los Angeles
Eugene Chafin aged sixty eight, twice a presidential candidate, died in Los Angeles from an explosion of a heater about ten days earlier. Born in Troy Wisconsin on Nov 1 1852 he was a lawyer and head of a home for drunkards. He ran on the Prohibition ticket for president in 1908 and 1912 and sought Wisconsin governorship in 1898 as well as Illinois and Wisconsin attorney general in 1904 and 1886 respectively. He moved to Arizona in 1909 to continue practicing law.
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Eugene Chafin
Los Angeles
Chafin
Troy
Wisconsin
Wausau
Illinois
Wiscon
Arizona
Loganville Turkey Eaters Enjoy Thanksgiving Day
Local residents mark Thanksgiving with family gatherings and community events. Mrs Fred Wheeler and children visited Ontario relatives. Will Voss hosted the 500 club and a Thanksgiving dinner for multiple families. several households shared meals with friends from Baraboo Reedsburg and surrounding areas.
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Loganville
Fred Wheeler
Ontario
John Cook
Will Voss
500 Club
Sam Dearbolt
Chas. Wallace
Will Kruse
A. Leicher
Bert Leicher
Albert Steinhert
Grant Stern
W. H. Ware
Lester
Fay
EB. Hammermiester
Baraboo
Ernest Voss
Rob Kroll
Charley Wolf
George Sparks
Reedsburg
Walter Shoephoester
Mather
Classified Listings From Baraboo Wisconsin Adverts
Popular wants one cent per word for first insertion in either daily or weekly edition. Half cent per word for each subsequent insertion. Minimum 26 cents. All want ads cash in advance. For sale four shorthorn bulls roan and red one year old. Fumed oak library table and rocking chair with leather cushion. Ivers and Pond piano mahogany case. Former Teel farm 240 acres in Sumpter. Lost pocketbook with check and money. return to Bank of Baraboo via John Schneider.
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Albert Templin
Baraboo
Wis
Bank of’ Baraboo
John Schneider
Wilson to Mediate Armenia Peace by Arbitration
President Wilson favors personal mediation through a representative to end Armenia hostilities. He will pursue peace if major powers endorse the moral and diplomatic support needed for arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Armenia
Markets Review: Livestock and Potatoes Report Mixed Prices
Cattle receipts near 20000 with dull demand. steers down around 50c, medium and good $2.20 to $2.50 lower, top 15.50, bulk 8.50 to 12.50. Hogs receipts 40000 with opens 15c to 25c higher. top 10.50, bulk 10.10 to 10.50. pigs strong to 15c higher. Wisconsin/Minnesota potatoes steady around 1.90 to 2.00. Baraboo eggs at 73 cents per dozen.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Chicago
Dr Warton Osigina Promotes Super Silk Worm
Dr Warton K Osigina claims to have developed a super silk worm nicknamed the Luthern Burbank of the silk industry. The creature spins a cocoon twice the size of a normal one and produces silk in eighteen different colors.
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Warton K. Osigina
Luthern
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Maude Newell Williams
Bucaramanga
Greenfield
NO. Freedom
Wisconsin College
Jackson-Hartley
Owen Wilson
Carberry—Dwyer
Schrank Steckleberg
Sixteenth
Dakota Bank
Tion
NEW
Agen
O. J. Crane
Lime Ridge
Birch Street
Ivers & Pond
H. E. Cole
Ash Street
Charles Teel
Town of
Sumpter
Edwin Keitel
Prairie du Ona
H. BE
Cole
Ash
Chisago
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