The New Order in Ohio a Modern Industrial Pact
A Baraboo News report discusses Ohio’s new industrial order where two mill workers die and dependents receive $5000 claims under state compensation. The corporation aids widows with homes funded from its own funds, alongside state support. The piece links this to a broader vision of social responsibility and memorials in a changing era.
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Cady and Son
East Street
Hoyt
R. B. Griggs
Baraboo
Wm. Halbersleben
Reedsburg
Madison
State Highway Commission
Ironton
K. P. Lodge
Mee
Wilbur Cahoon
Be Thiess Ac
Geo. Weber. Torres Os Pau
C. M. DuBois Metas Cane T. B. ‘Towle K
Death of Mrs Train Reminds of Early Community Ties
The community mourns Mrs Train a longtime resident who helped build local life before railroads. Friends praise her cheerful spirit and service in education and improvement, noting her final days were peaceful after a brief illness and a large gathering reflected the loss.
World Drift Toward Material Bankruptcy Warns Ohio Journal
The Ohio State Journal cites dwindling coal oil forests minerals and wildlife as signs of looming material bankruptcy for the planet. It warns modern demand will exhaust raw materials unless a drastic orderly adjustment occurs and notes a wider public burden sharing through new compensation schemes.
Better English Slogans for National Speech Improvement
A set of five pledges encourages clearer American English. The list vows not to slur words, to use clear yes and no, to enunciate distinctly and speak pleasantly, to make language welcoming for foreign students, and to articulate one word correctly each day for a year.
Unknown Soldier to be buried in Westminster Abbey
A British unknown soldier from World War I will be interred in Westminster Abbey, a resting place for many fallen heroes. The ceremony will honor the unnamed warrior who fought for Great Britain in the great conflict.
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Great Britain
Westminister Abbey
Sarsaparilla Tonic Promoted as Best Broad Purifier
A vintage health note urges readers to use sarsaparilla tonic as a superior broad purifier for tired feelings, endorsing its tonic properties and relieving body ailments.
Local notices and society items from Baraboo archives
Mrs. O. G. Wheeler improves from rheumatism. Irvy Hogan returns from Ashland with a large buck. Flossie Squires back in Baraboo at 639 Third avenue. Judith Schultz visits from Washington DC. Harry Nehls and Carolie Maloney wed secretly in Milwaukee. Residents travel to St Petersburg, Florida for winter. Catherine McGann to Minneapolis residence. R. W. McFarland settles in new home. Sarrington mill work ongoing. Tobacco handling days ideal late November. Blanche Monett arrives to lead the YWCA. Masonic past masters night with 350 attendees and 100 delegates. Stone moves abstract office. Bentley and La Mar offices updated. Baptist Mission Circle hosting large gathering. Red Cross Poland talk and donations. Shorthorn cattle sale yields lower prices. Baraboo stock noted for quality in exhibitions.
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Harry Hampton
Relief Organization
Adolph Andre
Albert
Fred Templin
Harold Seaborn
al Anchor
Westboro
Wis
J. E. Kennedy
New Lisbon
Mutual Underwriters Asociation
Tampa
Fla
Fred Brad
S. Paul Jones
South Lana
J. S. Palmer and Son
Baraboo
Fifth Ave
Glen Porter
Fairfield
Kinney Place
Foster Harrison
Porter
William L. Brandt
Merrimack
William Carrell
Martin Dyrud
Roy Judson
W. C. Powell
Mesdames M. Arndt
P. Stewart
L. Welch
O. Arndt
R. Curry
O. G. Wheeler
Irvy Hogan
Portage
Ashland
Flossie Squires
Naperville
Ill
Third Avenue
Judith Schultz
Washington D. C
W. R. Schultz
Harry Nehls
Carolie Maloney
Milwaukee
St. Petersburg
Florida
F. A. Nehs
Amanda Nehs
Emma Walsh
Martha Marriott
Mary Andrews
Catherine McGann
Kilbourn
Eightheenth Ave
Minneapolis Minn
R. W. McFarland
Sixth Street
Blanche Monett
Crystal Falls
Michigan
Stanley
Mionett
Masonic Order
Reedsburg
Wonewoc
Noth Freedom
Rhinelander
Prairie du Lac
Lodi
Chicago
Charles
H. Stone
al. Ringling
F. R. Bentley
First National Bank
Bentley
Clifford la Mar
E. J. Battles
Stone
L. Roser
Baptist Mission Circle
J. E. Johnson
Third Street
B. J. Higgins
George Hanson
Vivian Smith
Poland
Miss Smith
D. Hardy
Fogle
Carpenter & Carpenter
Chronic Catarrh and Blood Purification Promoted
An ad explains that chronic catarrh stems from unclean blood due to a cold. It urges purification with Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills to cleanse the blood and improve bowel activity, claiming many cases have been relieved or prevented. It touts economy with 100 doses per bottle and urges readers to buy today.
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Hood
Teachers Seek Pension Doubling in Wisconsin Ledger
A Wisconsin bill may be introduced to double teachers pensions to 50 dollars a month after twenty five years of service. Supporters say the move will attract and retain good teachers and allow long serving educators to retire with dignity.
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Wisconsin
California Syrup of Figs Ad Claim
Ad copy touts California Syrup of Figs as the safest laxative for children praising its fruity taste and harm free effect. It instructs buyers to look for the word California on packaging and mentions full directions on each bottle.
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California
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