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Newspaper

Baraboo Weekly News

Location

Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1922

Page

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Local youths recount southern trip impressions

Kenneth and Vaughn Conway cousins of this city describe a 23 hour Chicago to New Orleans rail journey. They report on Memphis scenery, southern huts and mule travel, dense Cypress swamps in Mississippi and Louisiana, and lumbering as a major industry. They note New Orleans landmarks, the Crescent City layout, levees, two city sections, Hibernia Bank, long wharves, and ship activity including a French man o war. They also mention graves in vaults due to high water and horse racing as a popular sport.

Kenneth and Vaughn Conway J. J. Conway New Orleans South Chicago Illinois Central Railroad United States Memphis Tennessee Tennesee Mississippi Louisiana Crescent City Hibernia Bank Jean de Arc Harding Bhs Army of Tennessee

High School Debaters Meet on Coeducation Issue

At a regular meeting the debating society discussed the coeducation question with separate schools favored by Isenberg Rohn and Kasiska and opposed by Gust McIntyre and Capener. The affirmative won two to one.

Isenberg Rohn Kasiska Gust, McIntyre and Capener Arthur Hayward Wisconsin University Frank Kramer Robert Gollmar Tomah Glenville Pease, Hill and Cady Palmer Thomas Taras Madison University High School High School Janesville-Baraboo Thomas and Pease McGinnis Hein Janesville Charles Kunzelman Henry Mertzke George _ Moog Rose Platt H. E. Paddock L. Prader Clara T. Runge Doris Runge W. W. Stackhouse O. W. Weiglow

Baraboo girls defeat Reedsburg in tight ROM contest

A lively crowd watched Baraboo edge Reedsburg 9 to 2 in the final period of a fast game. Both teams showed strong defense with few clean looks, and Baraboo pulled away late behind a standout passing sequence.

Baraboo Reedsburg

Neligh Nebraska Plans Community Corncrib

A large corncrib will be erected in Neligh Nebraska funded by local businessmen. It will be available to any corn grower who delivers corn and paid in cash at the market price on delivery day.

Neligh Nebraska

Horse races drawn at New Orleans fair grounds

New Orleans hosts annual jockey races at a beautiful fair grounds with a 10000 seat steel grand stand drawing large daily crowds. Betting flourishes despite state law, with the district attorney making over 85 arrests in a single day as authorities fight the activity.

New Orleans

John R. Agee Shines at Shrine Circus

John R. Agee headlines the Shrine Circus performance with a high energy act that drew applause from a large audience. The show featured daring stunts and lighthearted comedy, delighting families in attendance.

Shriner Circus Opens in Baraboo With Star Cast and Acts

The Zuhrah Temple Shrine circus of 1922 opened in Baraboo's armory with John R. Agee's 20 act all star lineup. Highlights include Miss Lillian Kincaid in the iron jaw act, Jack Morgan and Madame Bedini on dancing horses, King Arabia and Silver King, trainer Sir Victor and a barber shop elephant scene by Ding and Boo. The show features daring trapeze, winged riders, and humor from clowns.

Zuhrah Temple Shrine Armory Shrine Circus John,r. Agee Roy Llewellyn Minneapolis Madison Square Garden Lillian Kincaid Kincaid Jack Morgan Madame Bedini Jack King Arabia Silver King Sir Victor Snowball Percy Clarke Percy Johnnie Carrien Clarkes Ernest Charles Ding Boo Mr. Agee Ying Dine

Post Office Postponements Across Wisconsin Towns

The Baraboo Prairie du Sac and La Valle postmaster selections drag on about two and a half years with no clear decision. Candidates include F B Shults A P Cheek Orriel Philbrick Bert McCoy George Gruber Charles Pearson and Earl Thompson backed by Lenroot Beck or the La Follette faction. A new exam may be held to untie the Gordian knot.

Baraboo F. B. Shults A. P. Cheek Orriel Philbrick Lenroot Beck Philbrick American Legion Prairie du Sac Bert McCoy Charles Pearson Earl Thompson Prairie du Lac la Follette Harding

Hold Teachers Meeting At County High School

A county teachers' meeting was held at the high school with good attendance. The session opened with community singing and featured talks on arithmetic geography health work drawing history and more led by local educators. About seventy five attendees mostly rural teachers participated and praised the productive discussions.

Spring Green Sauk City Jessie Martiny Linda Barry A. C. Kingsford H. M. Acott Bess Skinnex Irene MacMillan J. E. Philips

American Legion 10 Get Field Piece In Reedsburg

Through the efforts of officers and members of Chas. H. Fuhrman Post Reedsburg of the American Legion that city will soon come into possession of one of the field pieces intended for park decoration or grounds around a public building.

Chas. H. Fuhrman Post Reedsburg American Legion

Twentieth Century Club Celebrates 25 Years

The Twentieth Century club marked its twenty fifth anniversary at the Hatch home with a 6:30 banquet for members and guests. A program featured music, speeches on club history and activities, and district Federated clubs addresses. Founding president Miss Lydia Kingsmill Commander and early members noted, withJohnny Jane Addams’ 1902-03 contributions cited.

Twentieth Century Club W. H. Hatch Hatch Caprice Wiennois-Kriesler Henry Bohn Clara T. Runge H. E. Mertziz E. M. Doll Hake Elroy 7Th District of Federated Clubs H. E. Paddock la Valle H. J. Bohn Federated Clubs George Astico Armour Brown J. Griggs Goode W.S. Hake J. H. Hill Charles Hackett M. D. Hill Mertzke Astle Brunschweiler

Ground Hog Day Reflections On Shadow Absence

The article notes Groundhog Day and superstition about the woodchuck seeing his shadow. It describes ten chances to a hole in the doughnut and that the animal stayed curled up in its hibernating den, especially at this latitude.

Kilbourn Curling Club Booms With About Fifty Members

Kilbourn hosts a growing curling club with roughly fifty members active in the sport. The community rink operates as winter recreation, attracting new players and sustaining regular games.

Kilbourn

Film dispute over Dempsey Carpentier show in Baraboo

Federal officials arrested Frank Cooke of Milwaukee after Baraboo shows of the Dempsey Carpentier fight. The charge centered on interstate shipment of the films from Chicago, not the screening, with possible penalties up to a year in jail or $1000 fine. The Baraboo arrest marks the first Wisconsin screening after Illinois release.

Gem Frank Cooke Milwaukee Green Bay Will Touton U.S Chicago Ill House of Correction Arthur Mulberger U. S Madison Cooke Baraboo Wisconsin Illinois

January 1922 Brings Thrilling Slopes and Skis Reports

The month of January 1922 saw widespread sliding skating and skiing with lively youth enjoying the sport. Bonham Marquardt and Pettingil boys ride a bob up Devils Lake bluff, then slide to Dolly Braine place, while Ed Martins boys race from a chicken coop to Messenger shore. Ski-Hi farm notes skiing as a favorite activity for all ages.

Bonham, Marquardt and Pettingil Devils Lake Dolly Braine Mt. Sinai Warner Road J. L. Bonham Ed. Martin Lake Road Burley Messenger Shore

Local Baker Buys Building In Baraboo

Felix Odehnal proprietor of the Baraboo System bakery has purchased the building occupied by Gott schall electric shop on Fourth Street. He will remodel and move his bakery to the new location by April 1. Gottschall beauty parlor will relocate to and remodel the Odehnal apartments above Conners battery shop.

Felix Odehnal Baraboo System Bakery Gottschall Electric Fourth Street Odehnal Gottschall Samuel Goldfarb Chicago Baraboo Conner

Death of Flor ence Deshon Shocks Greenwich Village Film Star

Greenwich Village New York is shocked by the death of Florence Deshon a movie star The tragedy follows the breaking off of a love affair with reports that she inhaled gas in a suicide attempt and lost her life in a private home The incident has drawn wide public and media attention.

Greenwich Village New York Florence Deshon

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cis ROM Reedsburg High John R. Agee Possi Bly Circus F. M. Stewart The Minneapolis Tribune Shriner Circus Ringling Show the Tribune Shriners Washington Twentieth Century Organization
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