Real Estate Transfers List From Prairie to Reedsburg
A detailed class of real estate transfers is listed with buyers and sellers including Minnie Schlag to Andrew eeds land in Prairie du Lac for 9000 dollars and John Schultz to John C Evans in Spring Green for 10500 dollars. The notices cover transactions across Baraboo Reedsburg Franklin Ironton La Valle and Westfield with amounts ranging from 1 to 36000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Schlag
Andrew Eeds
Prairie du Lac
J. B. Alt
Herman D. Brickl
Franklin
Albert Diehl
Joseph W. Brickl
Cora B. Babb
Thomas H. Babb
Reedsburg
E. S. Erswell
Farmers & Merchant’s Bank of
Baraboo
Bar
A. Brown
A. G. Strand
Wm. F. Putz
Eldon A. Putz
Allen Hastings
Roy A. Morgan
Henry Vertein
Harry A. Vertein
Westfield
John Schultz
John C. Evans
Spring Green
John H
E. A. Prouty
Richard F. Klemm
Mary S. Markham
Charles Pearson
Ironton
Charles Peterson
Wm. F. Schroeder
Jacob Weitzel
la Valle
Wm. Schroeder
Jacob Pearson
Wm F. Schroeder
D. B. Peck
John Gillem
Albert Fosbinder
Earl Hemberger
Bear Creek
J. H. Wolfenden
Church of God of
E. E. Bishop
James B. Roders
Minnie E. Groth
Henry Alexander
Minnie Groth
Michael Michalski
Walter Michalski
Dellona
John B Siegel
Henry Luetkens
Christmas services honor at area churches
Multiple denominations held Christmas programs with large lighted trees and children performing songs. Episco pal Rev R M Laurensen Evangelical Rev C E Maves Baptist Rev and Mrs Skinner Method ist Episcopal Church and First Methodist saw gifts, candy, and acknowledgments for church workers during the festive observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
R. M. Laurensen
Evangelical Church
C. E. Maves
Baptist Church
Baptist Sunday School
Santa Claus
C. A. Carow
Skinner
M. E. Chureen
First Methodist Episcopal Church
T. F. Risley
Coe
Death of Civil War figure Lancaster recalled in Saint Paul Pioneer Press
Reuben Lockwood of Baraboo reads of Lieutenant Leonard L Lancaster of Eau Claire in the Saint Paul Pioneer Press December 25. Lancaster, 90, was a veteran of the Civil War and the oldest Wisconsin Odd Fellows member. He faced a court martial in 1865 and, after a near execution, received a reprieve from President Lincoln. Survived by his widow and two daughters, Mrs Schuster of St Paul and Mrs Munger of Eau Claire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Lockwood
Baraboo
Saint Paul
United States
Second Wisconsin Cavalry
Lancaster
Custer
Lincoln
Odd Fellow’s Order
Order
Schuster
St. Paul
A. W. Munger
Eau Claire
Wisconsin Supreme Court Declares Bonus Laws Valid
The Wisconsin Supreme Court upholds the cash bonus and soldier education laws in all particulars. Justice J C Kerwin notes administrative gaps but suggests timely tax remittance to expedite bonus payments and avoid delays. The opinion discusses refunds of property and income taxes and urges county treasurers to cooperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Supreme Court
J. C. Kerwin
Baraboo News Highlights Local Visits And Weather
Mrs. George Baxter and Willett Warren visit Baraboo relatives while Amelia Reese, Harold Kingsford, and Rowland Archer spend holidays with families in Illinois Wisconsin and Minnesota. Ice near the high bridge provides fine skating as Baraboo residents note extreme cold reaching forty below in Livingston and twenty below in Corvallis. A Baraboo Daily News carrier, Frank Whitman, nearly went through thin ice on the Baraboo river but emerged unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Baxter
Milwaukee
Baraboo
Willett Warren
M. A. Warren
Amelia Reese
Chicago
Ed. Ray
Harry G. Walsh
Emma Walsh
Minneapolis
Rowland Archer
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Harold Kingsford
University of Minnesota
A. S. Kingsford
High Bridge
Marie Winnie
Earl Winnie
Baltimore
Thomas Kiglish
Livingston
Montana
Frank Whitman
Baraboo Daily News
W. J. Touton
United States
Gud-Fud Products Co
Touton
Arthur H. Touton
Atlantic & Pacific
Fort Atkinson
Baraboo Business College
Prairie du Lac
Louis Weirich
Fred Zantow
Baraboo Holiday Notices and Homecomings Chronicle
Baraboo residents and visitors figure in a holiday stretch of greetings and travel. Local and visiting families share Christmas dinners and reunions, while friends and kin return from Madison Milwaukee Evansville and Chicago for the season.
Railroad worker killed by Northwestern express train
Felix Primos, 45, a Northwestern road section hand, was struck and killed Monday afternoon while crossing the railroad bridge at the Kinnickinnie river in Milwaukee. He lived at 980 Tenth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Primos
Northwestern Road
Milwaukee
Kinnickinnie River
Mr. Primos
Tenth Avenue
Is This Your Case Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad Claim
A vintage advertisement urges readers to try Hood's Sarsaparilla for general weakness and debility. It promises revitalized blood, vigor, and tone for all organs, claiming it suits those run down. It also promotes Hood's Pills to rouse the liver and regulate the bowels as a purely vegetable remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Hegins
Hied’s
Wilson pardons three officers over retreat charges
President Wikton set aside the convictions of three officers from the 368th infantry for failing to hold their line near Binarville France. The officers had been charged with shamefully receding from the enemy in September 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
368Th
Binarville
France
Wikton
Poetic Forecast of Ballot Plans and Party Gamed Rules
A poet speculates on upcoming elections and party tickets. The speaker envisions a Democratic pair named Blank and Roe as likely losers and a Republican duo Doe and Dash as a likely prize winners ticket. The verse nods to a political wall of text and a prophecy about future votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Blank
Roe
Doe
Dash
National Republic
Things That Never Happened Chronicle Teletype Snippet
A Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph humorous snippet recalls casual exchanges about borrowed money cures and bets. The brief list features dates five years ago ten bucks a man a ponies system and an umbrella with light social jabs and a sly grin at everyday miscommunications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph
Proclaims of Pe-Ru-Na Cure Across United States
A flood of testimonials credits Pe-Ru-Na with curing chronic catarrh of the stomach and bowels. Patients from Oregon Ohio Mississippi Minnesota New York Georgia Tennessee and beyond report relief from catarrh deafness liver trouble rheumatism and coughs. The ad touts Pe-Ru-Na as essential home medicine for emergencies and general health protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha C. Dale
Cannon
Del
J. Bayer
Glendale
Oregon
Kate Marquis
Middleburg
Ohio
J. H. Collins
Wesson
Mississippi
P. Ludvigsen
Austin
Minnesota
L. Hearing
East 169Th St
New York City
W. H. Edgar
Cooper St
Atlanta
Georgia
Leona Dodd
Medon
Tennessee
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