Moon Weather Myths Stir Baraboo Reader Curiosity
Mrs. W. D. Porter of Baraboo questions any moon influence on weather and notes scientific view that the moon affects none. Baraboo's KE. J. Battles cites cool and warm patterns with lunar positions. A Connecticut hail storm during a lunar eclipse is linked to superstition, while superstitions about hair growth and seed planting tied to moon phases are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Porter
Baraboo
KE. J. Battles
Connecticut
Eiicles
Ee & RK
Torquay
Montana Lady Visits South Fairfield Folk
Mrs. Sarah Doering of Baker plans a long winter at the Ben Harrison home. Arthur Bump and Keith visited the Irvin Bump family. Mrs. Ed Bowman of Waukesha visits her parents, Mr. and Mrs Henry Ludwig. Dan Nachreiner and family visited the Robert Malloy home. The Helpers Union meets with Mrs Ralph Plummer on Wednesday. No meeting December 19 due to Baraboo services. Misses Leta Frazier and Ethel Y Higgins work in the overall factory. Ella Attridge in the tobacco factory. Mr and Mrs Otto Seils visited in Caledonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Doering
Baker
Montana
Ben Harrison
Arthur Bump
Keith
Irvin Bump
Ed. Bowman
Waukesha
Henry Ludwig
Albert Ziegler
Chas. Brown
North Freedom
Dan Nachreiner
Robert
Plain
Robert Malloy
Helpers Union
Ralph Plummer
Baraboo
Leta Frazier
Ethel Y Higgins
Ella Attridge
Otto Seils
Obituary of Cecil W Newell Returns Home for Burial
Cecil W Newell died in France after influenza and pneumonia while in training with the Sauk county contingent of about 180 men in 1918. He served in Co B 344 Infantry, was too ill to join the unit later, and was buried in a U S cemetery. His remains are being brought to Hoboken New York for mineral services and burial here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llewdllyn A. Newell
Cecil W. Newell
Hoboken
N. Y
Mr. Newell
Sauk County
France
Co. B
Mustseretii
Uncle Sam
Loganville Residents Injured in Hill-Collision Accident
Mr and Mrs Herman Luetkens and family suffered a Sunday crash going up a hill when another car coming down collided. The car overturned injuring Mrs Luetkens and their young daughter, with the vehicle badly demolished but the family spared worse harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Luetkens
Luetkins
Genevieve Fenster
Reedsburg
Sam Dearholt
Prof
Matteson
Wonewoc
Louis Lasacke
Postmaster Ware
Baraboo
Matt
Jeff
al. Ringling Theatre
Floy Rippen
la Valle
P. H. Luherson
Cassell resident heads to Texas for extended visit
Mrs J H Diehl departed Wednesday for Texas to visit her son Dick Diehl and family. She will stay several weeks as Mrs Dick Diehl is ill. Henry Fisher accompanied her to Chicago. Other local notes mention visitors for the Schroeder and Just families, funerals in Black Hawk and Sauk City, and various illnesses among neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Diehl
Texas
Dick Diehl
J. H
Henry Fisher
Diehl
Chicago
Frank Schroeder
Leonard Schroeder
C. Just
Sauk City
Otis Cassell
Mr. Padruth
Black Hawk
M. Campbell
Mr. Campbell
Cortleyson
Herbert Farriss
Aves Farris
Clinton Keller
Evan
Marion Farris
Lorenz Tarnutzer
Witwen
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Europe
America
South Fairfield
Loganville
Cassell
Peter Leykauf
Miss Crook
Spring Green
Miss
Smith—Hewitt
Esther Hewitt
Thomas Smith
E. C. Henke
Lila E. Hewitt
Fred Smith
Arthur ‘Hewitt
Lyons
Lena Fitzsimmons
Goldie Towers
Lydia Zimmerly
Ruth Read
Emma Shepard
Smith
Island
Albert Searles
South Center Street
Otto Smith
Smith Brothers
Oto
William
Leon Me Feeter
Centerville
Calif
James Me Feeter
Second Avenue
Jennie Kuersten
Caton Ad
Perma
Jensen & Jones
Fhiaraboo
Xmas
Heimer
Coats, Mackinaws
Wouldike
Igie
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