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Newspaper

Baraboo Weekly News

Location

Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1922

Page

4

Baraboo News Highlights Local Events And Notices

Baraboo weekly notes socialists and politics in Wisconsin. Portage and Milwaukee references. Community updates include deaths, weddings, travel, public incidents, a bout of road and bridge history, a high school debate on war debts, fire and police notes, theater listings, and club activities with local figures and establishments.

Arriving Knockers Question Government Gates

A Washington Post line comments on aliens at gates, criticizing their intent to influence government power and policy. The remark frames unsolicited arrivals as a challenge to governance and public authority.

Faint Perfume by Zona Gale Serial in Century Magazine

A note that Zona Gale’s work Faint Perfume appears in serial form in Century Magazine and Chicago News. The snippet indicates publication of the short story in those periodicals.

Zona Gale Century Magazine Chicago News

Why Farm Prices Are Low

Secretary Wallace of the Department of Agriculture in Washington says farm products are cheap due to abundant food. He warns that the three year trend of inadequate farmer returns will force readjustments in rural and urban labor, harming national prosperity. He cites overproduction, high freight rates, wartime wage levels, European depressions, industrial interference, and high distribution costs.

Wallace Department of Agriculture Washington

Deserting the Sinking Ship Socialist Paper Renamed

The Appeal to Reason, a socialist paper in print for 27 years, has ceased publication. The piece notes the титling error and asserts the paper’s closure marks its best action to date.

Hond’s Sarsaparilla Relief Claims Image

Advertisements tout Hond’s Sarsaparilla as a remedy for impurities eruptions rheumatism loss of appetite and other ailments claiming relief from a broad range of health issues. The copy emphasizes cleansing properties and general wellness benefits.

End of Century Struggle Marks Free State Emergence

After long conflict England and Ireland move toward peace as both houses approve the Irish Free State act in London. The new government is welcomed with broad public support and calls for broader freedom akin to Canada Australia and New Zealand.

London Canada Australia New Zea

Readers share memories and notes from Baraboo and beyond

A collage of letters and reminiscences recounting local figures and places. Jeannette Nash of Ironton praises the paper. others mention a water bearing sands brochure by W G Kirschoffer, and memory of Baraboo connections like Nellie Quiner and Marie Del Vecchio. Names include W D Sansom and Arthur Teena.

W. G. Kirschoffer Sanitary and Hydraulic Engineer Madison Baraboo Arthur Teena Nellie Quiner E. B. Quiner Rock Island Railroad Quiner Mr. Temple Ruland Vermont Mineral Point

Log Cabin Philosopher Hayward Publishes Nature Verse

Wisconsin writer E F Hayward living on a cutover northern farm has released a new poetry volume from W F Zimmerman Winnetka Illinois. The book features north woods flavor with poems titled Hello Spring Side Trails The Seasons and more. Priced at 2.00 it can be ordered from the Winnetka publisher.

E. F. Hayward Wisconsin W. F. Zimmerman Winnetka North Woods

Tulsa County Attorney Seaver Suspended. Coldesberry Appointed

Tulsa Oklahoma district Judge Albert C Hunt suspended county attorney W F Seaver on Wednesday after Seaver publicly declared the people of Tulsa and Tulsa county do not want prohibition and would not enforce it. John Coldesberry, Seaver’s assistant and county attorney elect, was named to succeed him.

W. T. Hahn Lodi Baraboo Miss Robson Long Island G. G. Kindschi Allan-Diffenbaugh Wrench & Tool Co Kindschi Securities Division Railroad Commission Madison Caapital City L. N. Coapman Kilbourn Dellona F. A. Cooper Sauk County Cooper A. C. Kingsford Helen Kingsford H. E. Cole Dean H. L. Russell E. Ray Stevens A J. Vinje C. B. Lester The Library Commission Jens Jensen Rockies Indiana Lake Michigan B. J. Higgins Merrimack Reedsburg Johnston Tulsa Oklahoma W. F. Seaver Tulsa County Albert C. Hunt John Coldesberry Seaver

Wild deer joins farm life near Random Lake

Considerable interest surrounds a tame looking wild deer that roams with horses and cattle on Elmer Garbisch’s Random Lake farm near Batavia. The animal appears comfortable around the herd and shows no fear of people.

Random Lake Elmer Garbisch Batavia

Funeral Procession Crash on La Valle Hill

On Route 33 near Wonewoc the last car in a funeral procession overturned in a ditch injuring Mrs Elmer Gardner. The accident occurred during the John Segebricht Civil War veteran funeral and went unnoticed until help arrived. A Ford coupe on the same curve skidded and rolled. Stanley Dixon of Wonewoc escaped unharmed.

He. Baraboo Ofc Nonin Sewing Machine Company Hee F. L. Stelzer Joliet Ill G. W. Langlois Denver Colorado Mas. Langlois Forrest Rummel Gladstone Michigan Charles Slade Rummel Arthur N. Buckley Mr. Rummel Adams Frank T. Hardy Los Angeles California North Freedom Herdy Louis Luedtke Miss Miler Vaughn Ableman J. A. Schmitz Mazamanie San Francisco Mr. Schmitz William Smith la Valle Hill la Valle Wonewoc Elmer Gardner Gardner John Segebricht Stanley Dixon

Baraboo School Bond Vote Defeated by Lyons Majority

Lyons voters approved a motion 43 to 6 to oppose a joint Baraboo school building project as a new fact in the Baraboo area. The item follows a string of local real estate, business, and fire news, including property sales, shop openings, and hazards near Taylor's bookstore.

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H. K. Page Lenine and Trotzky Portage Dullaghan Opera Garrison Butterfield‘s Bridge Welsh Bridge Caledonia Old Bluff City Cialists Milwaukee George E. Page Speeder BH. Haldeman Julius the Man Senate Arthur Brisbane Wisconsin News Astoria Ore Gon Pacific Coast John Jacob Tor New York Fox Mississippi Columbia River Washington Irving Finder Emma Crandall W. O. Green Hope Idaho Mable Green Earl Crandall Tacoma Daniel Heil Waukesha Wis George Capener Chetek A. E. Capener William Albert Capener John H. Powers Salt Lake City Utah Crandall George Harriet Dunn Capener Cleveland Ohio Emma Northwestern St. Paul Arthur Murphy First Street Mr. Murphy James Oats Murphy Harry Filer Alice Pipestone Minnesota Chris Lohr Otto Foote Minneapolis Mary Andrews Oshkosh Andrews Alva Ableman Rollin Thompson Cit Marland Charles H. True Second Ward Burgess Belle Potter al Ringling Paul A. Herfort Second Avenue Herfort United States Capener Gust Rademacher Culver Hill Pease F. H. Horstman W. W. Moore Prin. H. Bogard Ryan Oak Street Warren Wright University of Wisconsin Butler College Westminister Guild Mildred Rich Washington Post Mr. Wallace England Irish Free State the Press Emerald Isle By the Way Jeannette Nash Ironton Devils Lake Kek Dy. W. D. Sansom Hollister Avenue Santa Barbara George W. Davies West Sixth Street Ontario Wicherns Whittier Mt. Balay al. Ringling Theatre Marie del Vecchio Sackett‘s Theatre Wirnetka G. F. Risley Chicago Kat Mahitable Shackley Amos E. Butterfield John Dickie Elizabeth William Palmer F. W. Maynard Mr. Culver Savage & Halsted‘s Taylor‘s W. S. Grubb A. Andrews Prof Phelps Loganville Elihu Newell Joseph Macksy William Hass Hiram Palmer Mrs. M. T. Crown Seaborn Moore's Tavern Andrew Wistance Seabown John Gillam Christian Crusius
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