Shocking Yaqui Raid Report from Esperanza In Sonora
A report received in Nogales describes Yaqui Indians killing five Americans one German and three Chinese during a raid on Esperanza, 70 miles south of Guaymas, with four Germans missing. The weather remains frigid with zero or below temperatures and strong winds, while ice on the Wisconsin river thickens near Merrimack and Prairie du Lac power issues cause cannon-like sounds. Local residents including Mrs. Seils and Mrs. Wil zewski are noted shoppers and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Seils
Edward Wilzewski
Freda Gaetzke
North Freedom
Esperanza
Guaymas
Sonora
Nogales
Ariz
Greeable
Peter Lind
Wisconsin River
Merrimack
Prairie du Lac
William Schultz
Reedsburg
Herman Wehner
St. Paul
Charles Pugh
Arena
A. C
George Moog
Dorothy
Richard
Children’s Red Chair Line at 30c to 60c Each
The advertisement showcases a range of children’s chairs in red available in various sizes and prices from 30 cents to 60 cents each. It highlights affordable seating options likely aimed at families and classrooms. The copy emphasizes value and variety for quick selection.
Social notes from Baraboo and vicinity
Numerous visits and bylines across Baraboo and nearby towns. Residents travel for family visits, funerals, and wartime era social events while local clubs and Red Cross activities receive attention. Ministers, veterans groups, and local officials appear in the week’s activity roundup.
New Editor Named for Forward Wisconsin Defense Organ
At Madison Blair Converse is the new editor of Forward the organ of the Wisconsin State Council of Defense. Lawrence Meyer former editor of Forward has left to enter the Great Lakes Training station. The young man was formerly a resident of Baraboo, a son of Mrs Ada B Converse now a resident of the capital city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
D. C. Emery
Herman Meyer
J. A. Unternahrer
Belle Henry
North Freedom
Amy Clingman
Reedsburg
R. H. Martin
Devils Lake
Fred Henke
Spring Green
Milwaukee
J. S. Worthman
Second Avenue
L. M. Meade
Lodi
S. Goldfarb
South
H. C. Brown
Madison
Mike Latinsky
Alice Murphy
A. F. Murphy
Frank Herfort
Alma Zimmerman
Waco
Randall Herfort
Camp MacArthur
Sarah Pigg
Merrimack
William O’keefe
Helzaida Barrett
University of Madison
L. J. Barrett
Charles Rote
Sons of Veterans’ Auxiliary
Sunshine Club
FE. C. Glover
Jack
L. Fitzgerald
John C. Kleist
Kleist, Harriman & Knappe
Baraboo
Kleist
Socialist Party
A. M. Simonds
Simons
May Wood
International Confernee
Brotherhood of Man
Pauline Bittner
Harold
Gusta Blankenburg
J. H. Hullet
Detroit
Mich
Caroline Blankenburg
Glarner
Halifax
S. Waldron
Sparta
A. Roberts
East Street
George Turner
Waukesha
Vira Koerth
William Turner
Fred C. Voss
Loganville
E. C. Voss
Luise Gattiker
Washington
The
American Red Cross
Sauk County
Blair Converse
Forward
Wisconsin State Council of Defense
Lawrence Meyer
Great Lakes
Ada B. Converse
Explosion on U Boat Kills an American
Old Soldier Gustav Wangelin of Pinckneyville Illinois writes a strong personal endorsement for Foley Kidney Pills claiming quick relief from backache rheumatic pains and swollen joints. The ad notes the product is sold everywhere and claims the U boat explosion killed an American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Wangelin
G. A. R. Post
Pinckneyville, Ill
Foley
Uncle Sam
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Barler
Seitergren Hdwe. Co
Paeal Ats Cver
Waseca White Rose
Chase & Sanborn
Dr. Price
Black Cat
South Side Department Store
Peck Merc. Co
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
First National Bank
Baraboo, Wisconsin
Kroehler
Wisconsin
Sagless
Red Cross
Reisz
Minnie Simon
Ableman
John Simon
Inez Hackett
May Barkenhagen
J. Jacobs
Sergeant Quillem
United States Army
G. Acker
Camp Douglas
A. P. Briscoe
Adams
Corinne Sweet
Ripon
Sergeant
E. Quillem
Orick Watkins
the House of Kuppenheimer
J. 8.Griggs & Co
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