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Newspaper

Baraboo Weekly News

Location

Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1920

Page

6

Patriotic Services Highlight First M E Church Program

Five local churches held Sunday evening patriotic services at the First M E Church. Rev. Cameron spoke on Our Patriotic Heritage and America as a shared gift while Rev. Schaller praised universal American ideals. Rev. Henke warned of threats to patriotism including ignorance and intolerance. Rev. Skinner urged equal opportunity through patriotism and Rev. Weed framed American patriotism as international. Service ended with America sung.

M. E Rymns W. W. Schaller E. C. Henke M. J. Gameron Rev. Schaller Henke Wenace C. H. Skimner G. E. Weed Cameron America Schaller H. C. Henke Philip Brooks Skinner Weed Reveren Weed

Baraboo News Reels With Fourth Of July Festivities And Local Events

Baraboo residents joined Fourth of July festivities with parades, picnics, and a large ball game crowd in Sauk City. Notable items include Billy Frenz fifth birthday party with red white and blue hats, motorcycle endurance run through Baraboo, and various family visits to Dells Devils Lake and Lake Chetek. Observers note local road work settlements, installations, and a church installation in Prairie du Sac.

Carrie Lawrenz Reedsburg Lyle C. Clark J. W. Frenz Billy Bruce B. J. Higgins Lloyd Sumpter H. K. Hill A. Dixon Rockford Mich Auto Madison Frank Richards Glen Michigan Dixons Fred Cochrane William and Frank Merritt Ludington Ed. Steffen Charles Kuskosky Milwaukee T. J. Cooper Dells Devils Lake Russell W. Brodie Portage Company E Tuscania Baraboo E. C. Henke Lake Chetek Superior St. Paul L. A. Bechtel Henke Billy Frenz W. Morley Ableman Hill Lowell J. Ragatz Prairie du Sac Boss J. J. Ragatz Lowell U. of W Ragatz Julius Bussian Reformed Church Blanchardville Reformed Harrisburg Sauk City C. M. Zenk Prairie du Lac Lehmann William Zimple Loretto Sandusky Palma Grahn Rusk County Leo Zimple Wisconsin Mr. Prouty John True Martin Schey Door County H. J. Starr Long Lake Two Rivers Mable Burtch Sydney Sauk Road Zanton Farm H. L. Gray Samuel Markus Pearl Hill Spring Green J. H. Hill J. E. Elkington Harold Bump & Wickus Earl Squires Illinois Fourth Avenue Beloit Racine Eau Claire Yards News Bureau Chicago L. S. van Orden Florence Peterson O. D. Brandenburg F. S. Brandenburg Natural Bridge Delton Ochsners Park Devil’s Lake Louise Hass Gus Hass M. D. Johnson Tacoma Washington Wm. Johnson M. Maher Hannah Los Angeles Salt Lake City Belle Plaine Preston Miles Sabula Clinton Savanna H. J. Doerr Julius Doerr Varnell Griggs Davis Monroe Caledonia Dog Hollow

Fire Sunday in Third Ward House Fire Injures Roof

Sunday afternoon a residence on Walnut Street owned by the Raschein sisters caught fire. Sparks from a sparkler thrown by a child on the roof started the blaze. The roof of the main part burned badly while the lower part of the premises was saved by the fire department.

Walnut Street Raschein Sisters Fifth Avenue

Coal shipments to Ashland decline this season

Only 16 cargoes of soft coal have been discharged at Ashland this season with receipts totaling 95 581 tons, down from 238 388 tons last season. Just one cargo of hard coal arrived totaling 7 800 tons, and dock activity this spring was minimal.

Ashland

Lyons Group to Meet with Mrs Haskins Thursday

Local notes show Tuesday gathering by the L. S. C. of Lyons planned with Mrs Mary Haskins on Thursday. Mentions of Elroy visits and family moves, plus Baraboo fishing reports and trips by Congressman Esch to Sauk City and surrounding towns.

Lyons Mary Haskins Georgianna Harp Elroy Charles Pugh Pugh C. E. Palmer Merrimack Stanley Ott Baby Lodi Baraboo Briggsville

Gettysburg Battle Rages 57 Years Ago This Week

A week marked by the three day clash at Gettysburg ended with Lee’s cannonade and Pickett’s charge on July 3. Union and Confederate forces suffered heavy losses, with estimates of about 20 000 Confederate and 23 000 Union casualties. Lee retreated to Virginia after holding positions on July 4, with no fighting on July 5.

Gettysburg Lee Pickett Virginia

Portage Man Rescued After Lake Puckaway Drowning Incident

Luther Rundle of Portage nearly drowned during a four day fishing trip at Lake Puckaway last Sunday. He fell overboard from a boat in the heat but was revived by immersion and managed to reach the craft. He suffered no lasting harm from the incident.

Luther Rundle Portage Lake Puckaway Mr. Rundle

Girl Reserves Return From Michigan Conference

Five Sauk City High School Girls delegates attend the eight day Y W C A event at Dewey Lake near Dowagiac Michigan with 275 girls from Michigan Indiana Wisconsin and Illinois. Sauk county delegates include Harriett Conger Norma Lee Florence Lucht Dorothy Willey and Polly Lange with Mrs E J Burdick as advisor.

Sauk City Dewey Lake Dowagiac Michigan Indiana Wisconsin Illinois Sauk County E. J. Burdick North Freedom Corps of Girl Reserves Iron County

Wisconsin Land Office Records At Wausau Explored

Doctor Joseph Schafer, head of the Wisconsin Historical Society, viewed Federal records at the Wausau Land Office. He examined the tract, surveyor plat, and field note books, noting their historical value. The society plans to use them to compile plats for the Wisconsin Domesday Book highlighting Sauk County pioneers.

Joseph Schafer The States Historical Society of Wisconsin United States Land Office Wausau Sauk County

Oil Discovery Near Kaukauna Sparks Wisconsin Boom

A 60 foot oil tower at Hollandtown signals a major drilling effort six miles from Kaukauna. The J. J. Faust company will start a 1500 foot well July 1 with city officials visiting the site to witness possible paying oil. Chemical analysis likens the oil to top grade Oklahoma crude.

Kaukauna Hollandtown Badger State Oil and Gas Company J. J. Faust Company Oklahoma White Clover Creamery

Danderine Hair Treatment Ad Cites Benefits

An old advertisement touts Danderine for hair care claiming few cents buys it and after use no dandruff or fallen hairs remain. It promises new life, vigor, brightness, color, and thickness to every hair.

Fourth of July Celebration at Sauk City with Esch Address

Sauk City hosted Independence Day crowd as Congressman John J. Esch of La Crosse delivered the address. Max Niumann introduced Esch who spoke on American ideals, government duties, free speech limits, and education. He noted European shifts toward republican ideas and urged patriotism through schools, churches, and civic effort.

John J. Esch Sauk City Lodi Baraboo Reedsburg la Crosse Henry Riggert Alma Riggert Chicago Max Niumann Mr. Esch Congressman Esch Canada Switzerland France Portugal Germany Europe Duluth Springfield Lincoln Ameri America Wisconsin Congress

Stevens Point Girl Held on First Degree Murder Charge

A warrant is issued for Eva Zabrowski in a first degree murder case. She is alleged to have strangled a baby girl whose body was found in the Wisconsin River at Stevens Point.

Eva Zabrowski Wisconsin River Stevens Point

Bayer Aspirin Ad Card From Early 20th Century

An advertisement promotes Aspirin under the Bayer name and emphasizes genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin. It claims safety proven by millions and over twenty years of physician use, urging acceptance of an intact Bayer package with directions for headache toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism colds. Tin boxes of 12 tablets priced at five cents, with larger Bayer packages sold by druggists. It notes Bayer as the manufacturer and identifies the chemical as monoacetic acid ester of salicylic acid.

Bayer

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