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27 Jan 1921
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Baraboo Weekly News in Baraboo, Wisconsin
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Newspaper
Baraboo Weekly News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1921
Page
1
TAGE HIGH SCHOOL WINS AND LOSES IN PARADE NEWS
A parade and inauguration plans at Washington are outlined with Troop A of Cleveland chosen as escort for the president elect. Names of competing civic and military units from Delaware Massachusetts Minnesota and Pennsylvania are listed. General Pershing may lead on his charger Jeff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Andrews
G. W. Anderws
Camp
A. A. Humphreys
U. S
Washington
Congress
Fred Upham
Republican National Committee
West
Union Station
Pennsylvania Avenue
Troop A
Cleveland
Culver Cadets
Deleware
National Guard of
Massachusetts
Minnesota Guard
Pennsylvania Guard
Wisconsin
Pershing
Jeff
Bollingfield
Potomac
Anacostia
War College
Capitol
Washington Monument
Delaware
Parthenon
Wm. Tell
Winthrop
Twentieth Century Club Discusses Voting and Memorial Plans
The Twentieth Century club met at Mrs. H. J. Bohns home for the third paper in a Political Science series by Mrs. George W. Ziegler on Voting and the Conduct of Election. Topics covered include ballots, polling booths, officers, straight and split tickets, canvassing, and memorial plans for Dr. Anna Howard Shaw with chairs proposed at Bryn Mawr and the University of Pennsylvania. The group also expressed regret at the death of charter member Mrs. Catherine Crandall Train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
H. J. Bohn
Sixth Street
George W. Ziegler
F. A. Cooper
Anna Howard Shaw
Shaw
Woman’s Medical College of Pennsylvania
Bryn Mawr College
Catherine Crandall
Mazomanie Telephone War Over Rate Hikes
Mazomanie and surrounding area see a phone rate dispute as patrons suspend service from Wisconsin Telephone Co after state commission approved higher rates. The Mazomanie exchange ran a deficit of over seven thousand dollars last year, fueling the disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazomanie
Wisconsin Telephone Co
State Commission
Portage Men Held to Circuit Court on Alcohol Charges
Preliminary examinations were held in Portage before Judge A F Kellogg. Wm R Miller Wm Buchanan Thomas H James F G Beckerbeck of Portage and Frank Swede and Turk Julson of Kilbourn face charges of possessing and dispensing beverages with excess alcohol. Buchanan was discharged. others held for circuit court. Fred Witt of Kilbourn granted adjournment pending February. Remaining defendants to be entered for trial at next circuit term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portage
A. F. Kellogg
Wm. R. Miller
Wm. Buchanan
Thomas H. James
F. G. Beckerbeck
Frank Swede
Turk” Julson
Kilbourn
William Buchanan
Fred Witt
Hardware firm changes hands in Marriott area
W. J. Stortz and E. W. Coughlin purchased Marriott Hardware and Palace Grocery in the Third Ward from T. Marriott who withdraws. Original owner Ruhland started it twelve years ago with Stertz joining later and Coughlin becoming a stockholder in 1914. New firm to be Stortz and Coughlin Hardware and Grocery. R. J. Clark to manage the grocery department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Stortz
E. W. Coughlin
T. Marriott
Marriott’ Hardware
Palace
T : Third Ward
Marriott
John Ruhland
Stertz
Coughlin
Stortz and Coughlin Hardware and Grocery
R. J. Clark
Reedsburg May Continue Fair Amid Stock Increase
Baraboo Valley Agricultural Society meets at G A R hall Reedsburg voting to raise capital stock to 10 dollars per share to expand and improve the fair property valued at 15000 dollars A mass meeting is planned for Saturday January 29 at the Armory to decide further steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo Valley Agricultural Society
G. A. R. Hall
Reedsburg
Armory
Reedsburg and Westfield Properties Trade Report
Guy Seamans of Reedsburg purchases the Paul Tilker farm in Westfield from the Herman Tilker family. Seamans trades his Reedsburg property known as the August Wagner property and will take possession soon. The Tilker family will move to Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Seamans
Reedsburg
Paul Tilker
Herman Tilker
Westfield
August Wagner
Mr. Seamans
Madison
Roosevelt Two Cent Piece Favored By Committee
The house coinage committee reported favorably a senate bill authorizing a Roosevelt two cent piece. The committee said there is a genuine need for the coin and that its coinage would be a fitting tribute to a great American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Coinage Committee
Senate
Juvenile Bridge Arson Case Heard In Court
Juvenile court hears a bridge burning case with youths aged 10 to 14 summoned. Judge J Hill presides as witnesses testify and two youths Arthur Nessler and Wilbur Brilliott are committed to reformatories or farms. Police and sheriffs ordered to dismantle cabins and restrict pool halls and cigarette sales to minors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Road
Cahoon
J. Hill
Waukesha
S. A. Pelton
H. C. Neitzel
Melvin Wilcox
Raymond Hern
Leland Loomis
Carlton Newell
Arthur Nessler
Fred Nessler
Raymond Nessler
William Marquardt
Wilbur Brilliott
U S Chemists Find Root Cause Of Corn Root Rot
United States Department of Agriculture chemists discovered the cause of corn root rot, enabling possible 10 percent yield gains for corn producing states. Secretary E. T. Meredith announced the finding, noting the research was completed about ten days ago. The disease has caused growers to select weak, rheumatic ears for seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
E. T. Meredith
Department
Meredith
Reedsburg Co operative holds annual business meeting
The Reedsburg Co operative Co held its first annual business meeting at the Armory with about 150 stockholders present. Henry Wertheim gave the post lunch report as directors were elected: Henry Dargel E H Koenecke Martin Harrington Ed Donahoe Riley Stone Paul Hinrichs and Charles Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsburg Co-operative Co
Armory
Henry Werthein
Henry Dargel
E. H. Koenecke
Martin Harrington
Ed. Donahoe
Riley Stone
Paul Hinrichs
Charles Montgomery
Brooklyn Tigers Rout Baraboo Five In Fast Game
The Brooklyn Tigers defeated Baraboo 38 to 24 after leading 19 to 18 at halftime in a high tempo contest. Baraboo's lineup included Cahoon Evenson Koons Bailey Brand Marquette Frazier and Radtke with the military company winning 10 to 3 in the preliminary game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Tigers
Baraboo
Tigers
Cahoon
Evenson
Koons
Bailey
Brand
Marquette
Frazier
Radtke
Mail plane wrecks in capital city official says pilot uninjured
A government mail plane traveling between Minneapolis and Chicago crashed at the Dane county fair grounds in Madison on Wednesday afternoon. Pilot Smith of Chicago escaped with no injuries, though the aircraft was damaged beyond repair and later moved to Chicago by box car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Cities
Chicago
Dane County Fair Grounds
Madison
Smith
Minneapolis
Madison Post Office
Richland County Dog Case Attracts Attention
Gardner Walls of Rockbridge township was found guilty of failing to license his dog. The case moves to circuit court at the April term where Walls will challenge the law or contest the violation after paying a recent fine and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner Walls
Rockbridge
Robbers Visit Baraboo Homes In Sunday Burglary Spree
Robbers entered the Jacobs residence on Third Street and the Schneller home on Eighth Street in Baraboo Sunday evening. They rifled drawers and cabinets, stealing cash totaling about 50 dollars plus a bank containing 40 dollars, a Mackinaw, and fruit. Latch keys were possibly used, with entry believed via pantry window or back porch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Jacobs
Third Street
Jacobs
H. Berschner
L. B. Schneller
Eighth Street
Schneller
Rest of Winter Mild Hope Follows Past Pattern
Weather forecasts hint at a particularly mild rest of winter with an early spring. Historical data from 1880-81 matches the current trend of warm January and an even warmer February and March. Through the month, average temps near 26 degrees and a high of 47 degrees, with no zero days so far this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureaus
Roser Families Celebrate Two Birthdays on Same Date
At the Roser home, Henry Roser Sr. 80 and Henry Roser Jr. 4 shared a birthday on the same day. A noon dinner featured two large birthday cakes, flowers, and gifts from guests including Fred Roser C Ju Roser Al Teel Louisa Wicher John Roser E H Roser Hazel and Raymond Roser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Roser
Henry Roser
Fred Roser
C. Ju
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Wilson
Jackson
Harding
Camp Travis
Chateau Thierry
Army
Navy
Tage High School
Portage High
New Lisbon
Jefferson
Murphy
Cleary
Baraboo High School
Yale
New Haven
West Point
Twentieth Glub
Marriott Hardware & Palace Grocery
Stortz & Coughlin Hardware & Grocery
Roosevelt
Bartie
Eady
THEM
Chi Ee
City
Capital City
Richland County
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