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Newspaper
Baraboo Weekly News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1922
Page
5
Miss Genevieve Jones of Baraboo is among 15 young women to receive certificates as public health nurses Friday December 22 as the 20th class graduates from the Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis Association program.
In Baraboo, at the Lenihan home, eleven young ladies celebrated the 14th milestone of Miss Mary Elaine Lenihan with music and games, a 6 o'clock refreshment mark. A Ford touring car owned by Ed Watkins skidded and rolled on Park Street near Eighth Avenue with six aboard escaping injury. Eugene Terry, son of Mr and Mrs EK Terry, is visiting Baraboo from Milwaukee while employed in Butler railway offices. At the Nietz residence on First Street dinner honored the hostess's passing birthday with warm wishes from relatives.
In Sauk County Wisconsin Henry Poetterville and Jenne Petterville sue W P Flanders and others in a class action to quiet title on lands in Baraboo and Sauk County. The suit seeks no relief beyond establishing plaintiffs' title and includes long property descriptions and notices to all named and unknown defendants.
Mr and Mrs W C Miller and Mr and Mrs W T Marquardt visited their brother Christ Lohr in Prairie du Sac where a fall on an icy sidewalk left him in serious condition and brain fever developing from the head injury.
A well known Justice of the Peace in Indiana says Hood's Sarsaparilla makes food taste good after taking three bottles he eats three hearty meals a day, works hard and sleeps well. A grateful woman recommends Hood's Sarsaparilla to women feeling tired, relieved by its use.
A discussion notes that mastering elemental principles enables judging art at true value and expanding life outlook. It records a decision to postpone the next meeting until January 9 and mentions the meeting took place in the club rooms.
The census bureau release shows 1921 general death rate at 11.6 per thousand, down from 13.1 in 1920. Akron recorded 7.5, the healthiest among cities, while Memphis led all cities with 17.4. Montana was healthiest state at 8.2, with Vermont as the highest state rate. Other low cities include Seattle 9, Yonkers 9.3, Milwaukee 9.8, and states Minnesota Nebraska Washington among those under 10.
The Bright Stars from Milchales suffered a 10 to 6 defeat at Wonewoe after traveling from Baraboo a few days earlier.
The Baraboo Weekly News promotes a year long subscription as a thoughtful Christmas gift. The offer guarantees one free year for the payer if two new subscribers from Sauk County are enrolled before January 1, 1993.
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