Rainy Days in Los Angf High Rents Drive People Home
Rainy spell of 15 days keeps crowds away as rents stay high and builders rush to supply homes. Los Angeles plans major civic projects including an $800000 stadium seating 75000 in Exposition Park and a $350000 museum extension. Property values surge over two decades with sharp price gains and new warehouses and shops planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Murphy
San Carlos
Los Angeles
Coliseum
Exposition Park
Museum of History, Science and Art
Tigers edge Baraboo in fast Brooklyn visit
Baraboo G basketball hosts Brooklyn Tigers in Brooklyn with a 22 to 18 final. First half 10 to 8 Tigers lead, Baraboo rallies before Brooklyn pulls ahead near the end. Next Wednesday Baraboo hosts the Tigers for a lively rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo Co. G. Basketteers
Brooklyn Tigers
Brooklyn
Tigers
Tiger
Baraboo
J. Sprecher
Scoop L. Frazer
Wack
N. Sprecher
E. Hawkins
Pus
F. Brand
Gov
Baraboo Koons
Radtke
Inheritance Tax List for Sauk County 1921
A detailed record shows Sauk County inheritance taxes paid to County Treasurer Doll in 1921. The report explains tax rates, with state remainder after county share, and provides individual totals for numerous estates led by names such as Helen Ring and Mary Ay Relloee, ending with a total of 11,571.82 and noting an additional Alf. T. Ringling item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauk
Doll
Helen Ring
Hort Ci Oge
Susan Wiersof
TS Eine Se
Michal Rice
James WaeLon
Mary Ay Relloee
Rahert Auerki
Ge Cooney
Albert J. Anderson
Catherine Cheek
Patrick Hawley
Martha L.tiller
Ceaseman
Bf Storean
Blewry
Marie Schroeder
Catherine Fuller
Rani Wiaones
Martin Dyrud
Ooo
Carl
BH. Fisher
Benjamin Simonds
Mateo Eel Noone Eee
Martha. Alererry
Lucinda Wrient
Gregor Fischer
Robert M. Corscadden
Emilie Priebe
Cornaruc
Soso
Merfort
Whisakers Waper Uc
Wii Seenee Ee
NP San Ogy
Hosenneider
Matilda Selden
Senroeder
Alf. T. Ringling
Dentists of Sauk County Hold Successful Clinic Meeting
The Sauk County Dental Society held a well attended special meeting at Dr. C. F. Stekl’s office with most county dentists present. Afternoon demonstrations included anesthesia and extraction by Dr. W. Schlaefer and an impacted molar removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauk County Dental Society
C. F. Stekl
Reinkng
W. Schlaefer
Milwaukee
James Thompson
Reedsburg
A. R. Dipple
Baraboo
R. W. Thompson
the Warren
Clark
la Valle
Doyle
Ritzenthaler
Hopple
Baraboo in 1877 Highlights From Baraboo News Notes
The Baraboo item lists marriages, business changes, and local events. William Brown wed Mary A. Merriam on November 19 while Brown, a 54 year old lawyer, had lost his first wife nineteen years prior. W. W. Andrews & Co. dissolved, Welch taking assets and liabilities. E. G. Marriott moved to a new brick block beside Wild’s store. Langdon offered carriage painting at current prices. The flag was half mast for Senator Oliver P. Morton. A silver wedding anniversary for Rev. and Mrs. George P. Folsom noted. Frank Emery returned from furlough in Evansville. October 21 weddings of McWilliam Westenhaver with Miss Bates and Upton Wheeler with Miss Shrouds. Panic prices lingered in Sumner while Gust Brothers sought hides. Langdon & Pratt opened a lumber yard near the bridge. Delia Draper offered twenty‑four piano lessons for ten dollars. November 6 election placed Smith as Wisconsin governor while P. T. Barnum pursued the Connecticut senate seat. his show now in Baraboo era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brown
Mary A. Merriam
Brown
Baraboo
High Bridge
W. W. Andrews & Co
Andrews
D. B. Welch
Mair Pointon
Welch
E. G. Marriott
Wild
G. W. Langdon
Ign
Times
Oliver P. Morton
Indiana
George P. Folsom
Presbyterian Church
Willis
Folsom
Attica
New York
Lilia Fraser
Monroe
Michigan
Frank Emery
Evansville
McWilliam Westenhaver
Jennie Mary Bates
Westfield
R. S. Inman
Upton G. Wheeler
Ironton
Lenora F. Shrouds
Reedsburg
J. Dearholt
Sumner
Gust Brothers
W. J
H. C. Langdon
Delia Draper
Langdon & Pratt
Smith
Wisconsin
P. T. Barnum
State Senate
Connecticut
Baraboo Boys
Bridgeport
Albert couple marks golden wedding in Baraboo home
Mr and Mrs A G Albert of Baraboo celebrated their golden wedding at 508 Fourth Street with relatives and a few friends. They wed in Portage January 6 1872, ceremony by Rev James Evans. Children include William Janesville Percy Bowden John Grant James Clarence Lester. Maud died in Escanaba Gust in Baraboo. several siblings noted. Weather on 1872 wedding day resembled 1922 cold and snowy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Albert
Baraboo
Fourth Street
Albert
Portage
James Evans
R. D. Evans
James Taylor
Oakland
California
Sarah McDonald
Toronto
Canada
Margaret McDonald Cleveland
Elizabeth Wallace
Watertown
South Dakota
Henry Albert
Denver
Colorado
Mr. Albert
Hanover
Germany
Frederick
Caroline Albert
Greenfield Sauk County
Mary Jane Taylor
William Taylor
Taylor
Caledonia
Greenfield
William
Janesville
Percy
Bowden
Nebraska
John
Grant
James
Clarence
Lester
Maud
Escanaba
Michigan
Gust
Augustus
Myrtle
L. H. Palmer
August Eberlein
Caroline Butterfield
BE. C. Henke
Mary Pruyn
L. Helm
San Diego Letter Recounts Glazier's Old Friends and Local Notes
Guy O. Glazier recalls meeting the 109 to 115 year old Ah-ho-cho-ka on the Tuttle cranberry marsh near Mather and notes Old Smoke the near centenarian Winnebago. He references Black Hawk, Wisconsin events, and San Diego rainfall and growth. The piece closes with Christmas and New Year musings and a West Coast land settlement payment of 6.833 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy O. Glazier
San Diego
Ah-Ha-Cho-Ka
Mather
F. D. Hulbert
Reedsburg
Tuttlecranberry
Kilbourn
Old Smoke
Smoke
Black Hawk
Wisconsin Dells
Wisconsin
Wis- Sincerely
Consin Heights
Sauk City
Mississippi
Union Street
Prairie San Diego
California
Freedom High School Notes Return to School
Miss Gaynold Carroll returns from La Valle vacation and Miss Warner resumes classes after three week absence. Principal reports full attendance in 7th and 8th grades. Several staff and students share vacations with family in Kendall Oxford Ableman Reedsburg and Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynold Carroll
la Valle
Haustler
Warner
Ryder
Princeton
Friinds
Bessie Steinbrink
Kendall
Miss Jansen
Miss Judd
Oxford
Florence Ficks
Ableman
Polly Lange
Conger
Dorothy
Marjorie Draper
Reedsburg
Hamilton
Farrar
Former Baraboo Man's Wife Is Champion Bowler
Mrs. Fred Steinbrink, daughter-in-law of Mrs. Elizabeth Steinbrink of Baraboo, set a Minnesota bowling mark with 213 172 165 for a 550 series at the Oliver club alleys in Hibbing. A newcomer to the sport, she has already won prizes for high individual scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Steinbrink
Elizabeth Steinbrink
Minnesota
Lorillard Tobacco Factory To Resume Operations
The P. Lorillard Tobacco plant on Water Street will reopen January 23 under manager Charles Mooney. The factory has been idle for several months due to tobacco conditions while Mooney is away coordinating resumption activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Lorillard Tobacco
Water Street
Charles Mooney
Mooney
Baraboo City Council Approves Rest Room Bid and New Charter
The regular city council meeting discussed a public rest room bid won by L C Welch at 93.00, stacked with plans for brick pavement on Oak street. A new city charter replaces the old one, outlining tax changes, salaries, deputy clerk appointments, required publications, and bidding rules for projects over 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deppe Fuel Co
Otto Schadde
L. C. Welch
Welch
French
Oak Street
Baraboo
W. H. Cady
Board of Public Works
Excelsior Creamery Stockholders Meet for 1922
The eighteenth annual Excelsior Creamery Co meeting was held January 11 1922 at the G A R with about 125 attendees from Prime de Sac La Valle and Portage. Officers were elected by ballot and directors named including Morley Thomas Neitzel Voll Langdon and Winke. The first directors meeting will occur January 15 at the creamery to arrange butter milk sales and staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Creamery Co
Prime de Sac
la Valle
Portage
Frank P. Morley
F. P. Moriey
E. R. Thomas
Paul Neitzel
Herman Voll
B. F. Thomas
H. C. Langdon
Henry Winke
Frank Morley
Neitzel
Mr. Voll
Frank Thomas
Langdon
Winke
Eyar
Presbyterian Young Folks Social and officers named
The Presbyterian church youth group held a social gathering with thirty attendees featuring music and games. Officers for the Christian Endeavor Society were elected for six months and will be installed Sunday evening, including President Clark Wilkinson and Treasurer Bevelyn Bassett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Clark Wilkinson
Kiene Woodworth
Mildred Rich
Bessie Wickus
Bevelyn Bassett
B. C. Henke
Persis Jones
Eileen Sloniker
Dorothy Rounds
Helen Koppke
Beatrice Stein
Mabel Dixon
Mabel Thomas
Phyllis Jacquith
Ruth Stillman
Frances Jones
Vera Jones
H. M. Hobart
E. C. Henke
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Los Angf
Mike Maher
Aiter Pluvius
Mike & Hanna Maher
Margost
CO. G
Marsis
Frank Herfort
By O. D. Brandenburg
Fairfield, Kilbourn and
John D. Spreckles
Samuel
West
North Island Aviation School
Dudley
Hugh Kelley
Great News
H. S
Man
Lorillard Co
Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor
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