Trainwreck engineer BLA reports Wednesday night incident
An engineer identified as BLA from Trainwreck reports a Wednesday night incident. No further details are provided in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Baraboo Weekly News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1919
Page
1
Baraboo Theatrical Show Canceled After Eyota Train Wreck
Investigators blame failure of the westbound engineer to take the siding for a head on collision near Eyota Minnesota between Chicago and Northwestern trains. Injured include several theater troupe members bound for Baraboo Wisconsin. victims taken to Rochester for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division
Chicago
Northwestern
Eyota
Minn
Baraboo
Wis
Rochester
Sanborn
Mathew Mahaffey
R. Javitt
C. M. Sykka
Charles Mills
Bud” Shaffer
R. L. Henderson
Savannah
J. French
A. R. Parkins
la Crosse
A. Sadler
Winona
J .D. Wilson
Indianapolis
A. B. Coffy
Buffalo
R. Schesler
Medford
Oregon
Loganville Red Cross Ends Work 1919 Report
Loganville branch of the American Red Cross reports receipts of 383.77 with donations from school district 7 and memberships. expenditures include long distance calls and postage. The branch transferred funds to Baraboo Sauk county chapter due to no officers elected for 1920 and lists 1920 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loganville
American Red Cross
Sauk Co
Baraboo Jnt
Sauk County
Baraboo
Christmas Trees Flood Chicago Market
Chicago sellers report a heavy tree surplus with prices at 35 and 25 cents and some trees given away as supply runs out. The year’s demand fell from last season, leaving many trees unsold as prices plummet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Baraboo Heritage Tour Highlights Ringling and Giants
A Baraboo history feature tours the city’s landmarks from the Cardiff Giant hoax and George Hull to Ringling family homes, the old Opera House, Trinity Episcopal Church, notable trees, and the Baraboo Cemetery with its famed burial plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardiff
Carnegie Free Library
Baraboo
Century Magazine
Sauk County
George Hull
Binghampton
New York
Oak Street
Warren Hotel
Hull
T. M. Warren
Civic League
Baraboo Bluffs
Devil’s Lake Gap
Point Sauk
Henry Ringling
al. Ringling
Otto
Henry
August G. Ringling
St. Joseph's Catholic
Alf. T
Oak Ridge
New Jersey
Sexton
Eben Peck
Baraboo Valley
Nelson ¥. Wheeler
Justice Court
East Street
Christmas Event At Reedsburg Armory
The Reedsburg Armory hosted a community Christmas event that drew a packed crowd. The program featured a Madison directed community chorus, piano and violin accompaniments, a high school band, speeches, and Santa Claus distributing goodie bags to children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsburg Armory
Prof
Gordon
Madison
Armory
Dr. Sporleder
Julia Cady
Walter Winchester
Wm. Arnold
Santa Claus
Portage man fined for ice cream purity violation
Daniel Holton of Portage paid a $50 fine and costs after pleading guilty before Magistrate F. W. Kiefer to violating the pure food laws. State Inspector J. Crosby of Madison filed the affidavit claiming Holton sold ice cream not meeting the required 15 percent butter fat standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Holton
Portage
F. W. Kiefer
J. Crosby
Madison
Holton
Sugar prices at crest says Tenney
C H Tenney Madison state fair price commissioner says sugar reached its highest crest and no further rise is expected Relief expected for Wisconsin about Feb 1 Cuban sugar to begin arriving on the seaboard after Jan 1 and reach the Midwest weeks later
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Tenney
Madison
Wisconsin
Seaboard
Middle West
Durward Day at Local Club Honors Father Durward
An Catholic Woman's club meeting at the Parochial school marked Durward Day to honor Father John T. Durward. Wilfred J. Durward of Tacoma spoke on books, shared gifts from Father Durward, and recited poetry. Rev. O'Reilly offered remarks on the priest's life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father John
Thomas Daly
South Seas
Charles Warren Stoddard
Michael Williams
Mr. Durward
C.W. Stoddard
Williams
A. W. Melzl
Father O’reilly
Father Durward
Geneieve Winchester
MacDonnell
Chopin
Lovelee
Wheat Acreage Increase Revealed by December Report
The Wisconsin cooperative crop reporting service reports a 7 percent rise in planted winter wheat acreage. Fall sown for 1920 totals 83,000 acres versus 76,000 harvested this year and 5-year average of 103,000. Condition on December 1 stands at 95 percent normal, up from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Becker
Wisconsin Co-Operative Crop Reporting Service
Madison
Amos Squires At Naperville No Better
Mr. Ed Richardson of Manston Wis visits his daughter Mrs William Britton. Amos Squires is no better and well wishes from old friends help pass the time. Mrs Squires works five hours daily at Kroehler Mfg lunch room. Florist Squires improves after tonsil removal by Dr Edgar Simptson. Kroechler Manufacturing orders buckwheat flour from Sarrington Mills Delton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Richardson
Manston
Wis
William Britton
Amos Squires
Squires
Kroehler Mfg. Co
Arthur Amy
Baraboo
Presbyterian Hospital
Edger Simptson
Edgar Simptson
Marcus Warren
East Sank
Kroechler Manufacturing Co
Sarrington Mills
Delton
Canadian newsprint to rise to eighty dollars a ton
Canadian newspapers will pay $80 a ton F.O.B. in January for newsprint, announced by Paper Controller Pringler. The current price is $69.4 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
O. B
Pringler
Sugar stock at Reedsburg condensery exceeds five million pounds
District Attorney Henry J. Bohn and a Wisconsin Division of Markets agent inspected the Reedsburg condensery by governor authorization. The facility had stored about 1,174,197 pounds of sugar, with 787,253 pounds shipped out or in transit, under interstate protection. About 38,944 pounds remain unused at the Reedsburg plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Bohn
Wisconsin Division of Markets
Reedsburg
Philipp
Local Society Elects Officers in Sauk County Horticulture Group
The Sauk County Horticulture Society held its annual meeting at the Knight of Columbus rooms with 81 members enrolled. Officers elected include President W A Toole, Vice President Mrs L H Palmer, and Secretary-Treasurer C A Hofmann. Members plan six 1920 meetings and urge attendance at the Madison state meeting January 6-8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauk County Horticulture Society
Knight of Columbus Club
W. A. Toole
Wisconsin Horticultur
State Society
L. H. Palmer
C. A. Hofmann
F. R. Winslow
J. S. Worthman
A. J. Gemmill
M. C. Crandall
J. B. Griggs
Madison
Capitol
Salzer field in La Crosse to host air mail route plans
La Crosse prepares for a new aerial mail route linking Chicago and the Twin Cities. A hanger and filling station at the Salzer aerial field in La Crosse will be offered for $25,000 as part of the preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salzer Aeriel
la Crosse
Aeriel
Chicago
Twin Cities
Masonic Election Officials Named in Local Roster
The F A and A M lodge announces its officers for the coming term with Paul A Herfort as Worshipful Master and E F Boehm as Senior Warden. Chris Dyrud serves as Junior Warden, Jacob Van Orden as Treasurer, Henry Koppke as Sée, and Henry Ketchum as Trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M
Paul A. Herfort
S. W
E. F. Boehm
J. R
Chris Dyrud Treas
Jacob van Orden
Henry Koppke
Henry Ketchum
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Loganville Red Cross
WM. Groshans
Martin Roewer
Fred Granogel
Harvey Licht
Hermann Timmcke
Lorena Zimmerman
Dora Riggert
Ware
Lester Ware
Conrad Weisler
Schoephoester
Frank Leicher
Bert Leicher
Fred Meyer
al. Burmeister
William Ware
Martin Zimmerman
Herbert Westenhaver
A. J. Rist
Hanke
Sam Dearholt
Will Voss
A. Hammermeister
Scenis
Part I
Oak and Fifth
Opera House
Robert G. Ingersoll
W. J. Bryan
Elbert Hubbard
Opie Read
Robert M. la Follette
Nat Goodwin
Salvini Annd
Oak and
Sixth Streets
Trinity Episecopal Church
Samuel B. Cowdry
Oak
August Ringling
Harry North
Broadway
Seventh Street
J. J. Gattiker
Eighth
A. G. Ringling
Seven Brothers
Ringling
Highth Avenue
Clara Kimball Young
J. S. Kimball
Edward M. Kimball
Tenth
Alf. T. Ringling
Charles E. Ringling
Henry Ringling and Son
The
Hull House
Sixth Street
Terrell. Thomas
J. T. Durward
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Ringlingville
Water Street
Africa
Bridgeport
Ringling Hotel
Ast Street
D. K. Noyes
Antietam
Bunn the Baker
Lynn Street
Charles Deininger
Sauk City
Kilbourn
Third Streets
A. N. Kellogg
Crest
Tenney
Durward
Catholic Woman's Club
Baraboo Church
Becker
Naperville
F. A
A. M
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