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Newspaper

Baraboo Weekly News

Location

Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1921

Page

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Ford Car Stolen From McGilvra Home Recovered

The new Ford owned by Mr. and Mrs. George B. McGilvra, taken about three weeks ago by Joseph Kozeleck, has been returned. It was left at the Tuttle farm near the McGilvra place and is in good condition with minor damage and one spare tire missing. Kozeleck fled toward Chicago by train to avoid sheriff pursuit.

Ford George B. McGilvra Joseph Kozeleck Chicago Kozeleck Charles Tuttle McGilvra McGilvr

Baraboo Men in Portage Court Case Dismissed

Paul O Keefe of Portage withdrew his assault complaint after an altercation at William Helmany s place. George Williams Leroy Bender and Arthur Welk of Baraboo were arrested for being drunk. Williams fined ten dollars and costs and five days in jail or twenty days in default.

Paul O'Keefe Portage William Helmany George Williams Leroy Bender Arthur ‘Welk Baraboo O’keefe Welk Kiefer Williams Bender

Rail Tickets Extended Thirty Days Wisconsin Gov Signs Bills

Wisconsin tickets are valid 30 days from sale after Gov Blaine signed a judiciary bill at the request of the Brotherhood of Railroad Conductors. The Nye wage bill sets payment dates and penalties for armed robbery laws. Delinquency age raised for girls and dependent children adjusted under several child welfare measures.

Wisconsin Gov Blaine Brotherhood of Railroad Nye

Bride Found Missing Woman Ruth Holman In Chicago

Mrs Ruth Holman a young Chicago bride walked into police headquarters asking for help to identify herself She had been missing a week and did not recognize her husband or family She wore the clothes she disappeared in and said she pawned her diamond ring and watch Doctors blamed heat for mental disturbance.

Ruth Holman Chicago

Chickens Die From Heat In Hot Weather

Several people lose fowl as market shipments suffer in extreme heat. One farmer left Baraboo with 21 birds and arrived with 13, likely due to overcrowded coops. With temperatures near 100 degrees a bird struggles to survive without stress.

Baraboo

Kilbourn Man Arrested After Baraboo Collision

Thomas J. Shaughnessy of Kilbourn was arrested for drunken driving after a midnight collision on Kilbourn road with the Risley auto carrying Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Risley and two children. He admitted paying all damages and was fined 100 dollars plus costs 11837. The incident ended with Shaughnessy subdued by Sheriff Neitzel and later promising compensation.

Thomas J. Shaughnessy Kilbourn H. C. Neitzel H. L. Halsted Stewart Risley Risley Ford Kilbourn Road Fox Hill Risley Baraboo Delton Shaughnessy Mitchell Ccar Sheriff Neitzel Tarnitzer Neitzel Will Risley Auto

Barn Fire Destroys Fairfield Hay Barn

A hay barn on the Jacob Tegerdine farm in Fairfield was badly damaged by fire on Wednesday evening. The farm is managed by Harley Wilcox and the owner lives in Baraboo. No other property on the farm was injured.

Jacob Tegerdine Fairfield Harley Wilcox Baraboo

Pea Canning Season Ends At Herbert Canning Plant

The Herbert Canning factory completed the pea canning season Friday evening reporting 35000 cases of peas packed. Each case holds 24 cans. Last season 65000 cases were stored after canning. The 1921 pea crop was smaller than 1920 but of good variety.

Herbert Canning Factory

Rivers Gets Two Years For Blackmail Letter

D H Rivers was sentenced to two years in Waupun by Judge E Ray Stevens in Madison for sending a blackmail letter to First National Bank to obtain 63000. He gave no statement before sentencing and was transported by car to Waupun after the ruling. Clifford M LaMar defended him and accompanied the party to Madison.

D. H. Rivers First National Bank Waupun E. Ray Stevens Madison Chicago & Northwestern W. D. Burke Rivers Neitzel Bohn

Moonshine Distriboter Fined After Portage July Fourth

An insurance man from Madison county brought a carload of moonshine to Portage on July 4. He sold intoxicating liquor to celebration visitors, was arrested, and pleaded guilty before Judge Kellogg. He received a $100 fine plus costs, and the car and remaining stock vanished, likely moved by confederates.

Madison Portage A. F. Kellogg

Farm Fire Destroys Home in Washington

The residence of William Fenster in southern Washington was burned to the ground while he was away in Loganville. Neighbors aided by a Klondike car saved first floor contents and most household effects. A daughter was rescued from the second story amid intense heat and smoke. The modern house had electric lights a waterworks system and a furnace. Cause unknown.

William Fenster Washington

A. F. Jones Sells His Hotel in Wisconsin Rapids

A. F. Jones sells the Dixon hotel in Wisconsin Rapids to Mrs. E. M. Kirtley and Mrs. B. K. Reeves former Saint Claire Hotel owners in Bartlesville Oklahoma. Jones has managed it seven years and plans rest before new, less exacting work.

Wisconsin Rapids A. F. Jones Baraboo Dixon Hotel E. M. Kirtley B. K. Reeves Saint Claire Hotel Bartlesville Oklahoma Mr. Jones Jones Theron M. “Case Case Dixon John Dixon

Burglars Enter Madison Drug Store on King Street

Burglars broke into the Charles H. Naffz drug store at 109 King Street near a busy corner last night and escaped with 250 dollars in cash. The proprietor, formerly a Sauk City resident, reported the loss.

Charles H. Naffz King Street Sauk City

Blaine to Get New Paige Limousine

Gov Blaine will purchase a $4 200 Paige limousine using proceeds from selling the Chandler executive machine and a $2 500 legislative appropriation. The Chandler car will be sold to fund the new state vehicle.

Blaine

Tourists Urged to Clear Picnic Rubbish in Baraboo Area

Sauk county farmers report repeated litter after picnics under shade trees along travel routes. Local farmer recalls two full baskets of debris including watermelons rinds fruit baskets and rags left by visiting motorists. Residents appeal to the highway commission to find relief and some have cut shade trees to deter picnickers.

Baraboo Sauk County Highway Commission

Bonds Stolen From State Bank at Endeavor

Bank officials reported a $2,000 Liberty bond theft at the Endeavor State bank 18 miles north of Portage. Robbers used a sledge hammer in an attempt to crack the vault, damaged the wall near the safety deposit box area, rifled patron boxes, and left scattered documents.

Portage Securities Vault Safety Deposit Box Department

Struck by Auto Causes Fatal Kilbourn Crosswalk Accident

Miss Rhoda Borst age 59 was killed Saturday while crossing near Kilbourn Public Library. She backed into a car driven by a farmer lad Hanson near Big Spring and the fender struck her tossing her to the ground breaking her neck. The inquest today found no blame on the driver. Deceased had lived in Kilbourn for years.

Rhoda Borst Thestreet Kilbourn Miss Borst Hanson Big Spring

Baraboo to Host Savidusky Dye House Branch

Portage based Savidusky's Dye House plans a Baraboo branch by August 1 in the Weirich building former meat market. The BaraCo Cleaning & Dyeing Co will operate local plant under Portage proprietors. The Portage plant is noted for its high quality work in Sauk and Columbia counties.

Savidusky’s Portage Baraboo Near City House Weirich Portage Propretors Bara’Co. Cleaning & Dyeing Co Savidusky Sauk Columbia Counties

Fraud Alert Lights Up Reedsburg Land Deals

The Reedsburg Free Press reports a years long concern over real estate transactions near the city lines east of the high school. A Washington DC fraud order targets Pentwater Beach Association and Federal Realty Co. of Chicago for a mail fraud scheme involving misrepresented land in Michigan and Reedsburg.

Reedsburg Washington, D. C Pentwater Beach Association Federal Realty Co Chicago Michigan

Car Struck At Ableman Railroad Crossing

A Ford car driven by William A. Reindfleish of Ableman was hit by a switch engine at the Ableman railroad crossing Thursday afternoon. The impact tore off the car’s rear, but Reindfleish escaped injury while the vehicle sustained heavy damage.

William A. Reindfleish Ableman

Reedsburg School Board Elects Huntley for Three Years

At a recent meeting the Reedsburg school board elected Scott Huntley to a three year term. A resolution set aside 65 000 for school purposes in the next year’s tax roll. Another resolution directed disposal of the vacant west side ward school building, unused for thirteen years.

Reedsburg Scott Huntley West Side Ward

Mary Miles Minter to Marry Orville Erringer in Portland

Mary Miles Minter the motion picture star will wed Orville Erringer of Portland Oregon. The wedding was reported in San Francisco while Minter is currently touring Europe.

Mary Miles Minter Orville Erringer Portland Ore San Francisco Miss Minter Europe

Auto Case Bound Over for Circuit Court

Dennis Crossey of Reedsburg was bound over to the circuit court with bail set at 500 dollars. Duke C. Cass of Reedsburg is the complaining witness in the automobile collision alleged to have occurred May 2 in Reedsburg. A hearing was held in Judge Adolph Andro's court this morning.

Dennis Crossey Reedsburg Duke C. Cass Clossey Adolph Andro

Prairie du Sac School Board Allocates 19000

Prairie du Sac school board votes to appropriate 19000 dollars for school purposes at its recent meeting. The decision funds academic needs and facilities within the district.

Prairie DU Sac

Hen’s lone egg hatches as sun and water aid surprise chick

Mrs. W. P. Jones of Lodi tended a setting hen that hatched all but one chick. She found the lone egg, warmed it in hot water, then set it in the sun. About eight hours later the shell opened and a lively chick joined the brood.

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