Madison youths join Pavley-Dukrainsky Russian ballet
Misses Maxine and Isabelle Arnold of Madison signed a three year contract with the Pavley-Dukrainsky Russian ballet after years of study in Chicago and Madison. They plan a debut in November, followed by a New York season and later performances with the Chicago Philharmonic orchestra.
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Maxine
Isabelle Arnold
Victor Arnold
Sherman Avenue
Madison
Pavley-Dukrainsky Russian Ballet
Pavlova
Chicago
New York
Paris
Arnold
Univesity School For
Lakeshore Drive
Pavley
Ouktrainsky
Sampson and
Delilah
Madison Girls
Chicago Philharmonic Orchestra
Oukrainsky
London
Baraboo
W. H. Newell
Pavlova Company
Mr. Cook
Madison Man Wounded in Lakewood Shooting Incident
R J Neckerman of the Neckerman insurance agency Madison is hospitalized with a gunshot wound after a Sunday shooting near Lakewood. Two youths Kidd and Forrest Butts confessed to nothing to investigators. The shot embedded in the ankle bone was a pea sized steel ball fired from a field near railroad tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Neckerman
Neckerman Insurance Agency
Madison
Lakewood
Aame
Kidd
Forrest Butts
Neckerman
Ralph Ogden
Ogden
Hunt
T: General Hospital
Arthur Millivan
Fire destroys large East Bristol creamery
Fire swept through the East Bristol creamery causing a loss estimated between $6,000 and $7,000. Insurance coverage of about $3,000 reduced the net impact. The factory was owned by E. J. Kolpack of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Bristol
E. J. Kolpack
Columbus
Obituary: George W. Adams Dies at Home Near Delton
George W. Adams died at his Delton area home after a long illness. He was about sixty, survived by his wife three children and several grandchildren. He formerly ran a Delton butcher shop and later lived on a nearby farm. The funeral will be at 2:00 PM Wednesday from his house.
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George W. Adams
Delton
Removal of Paintings and Taxidermy from Durward Glen
Thousands of visitors enjoyed the mounted paintings birds and animals at Dur wards glen now to be distributed among heirs or disposed of by Miss Mary Durward. The items originate with the late B I Durward and his children Charles and Mary and were moved from the farm to Baraboo before final sale. Father J T Durward held the property and will settle real and personal estate after his September death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durwards Glen
Mary Durward
Sixth Street
B. I. Durward
Charles
Mary
Wilfred T. Durward
Pacific Coast
Washington
J. T. Durward
Baraboo
Father Durward
Glen
Blacklock Place
Catholic Church
Milwaukee
The
H. Siggelkow
Hannah Gardner
Durward
J. H. Dudley
Making Trucks at Loganville
The Wisconsin Truck company built a new Loganville plant to manufacture two ton trucks formerly made in a garage. Trucks are shipped to Indiana and other states as demand exceeds supply. Owned by A Leischer and sons, two Leischer sons in Minnesota buy all materials for the Loganville plant, keeping costs low by sourcing nearby and exploiting village living cost advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Truck Company
Loganville
Indiana
A. Leischer
Reedsburg
Baraboo
Lieutenant J Sprecher Arrives at Camp Grant Near Home
Mrs J P Sprecher learned from a message last evening that her son Lieutenant John Sprecher has arrived at Camp Grant near Baraboo. He earned his commission at Fort Sheridan and has been overseas about a year and a half. Previously he was an acting instructor and lately commanded the inter allied rifle meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Sprecher
John Sprecher
Camp Grant
Laying Cement On Warner Road To Devils Lake
The cementing of the new Warner road to Devils Lake has begun near the J. L. Bonham home. Delays in material and labor have slowed progress, but officials expect these issues to be resolved soon.
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Warner Road
Devils Lake
J. L. Bonham
Prohibition Suit Filed Against Ste Brewing Co in Chicago
The first wartime prohibition case in Illinois federal district opened in Chicago with U S district attorney Charles F. Clyne charging Ste Brewing Co with producing beer containing over one half of 1 percent alcohol after May 1 and selling beer of the same formula after July 1, violating food conservation and prohibition acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Federal District
Chicago
Charles F. Clyne
United States
Ste Brewing Co
Makes Fortune in the West Makes Fortunes in the West
Albert Zwieg and family visit Lime Ridge to see August Zwieg. The son left Lime Ridge 26 years ago for the west, landed in Dakota with 210 dollars, and recently sold a Dakota farm for 55,000 dollars. He bought 160 acres in Dakota after a drought filled start, endured ups and downs, and is now a successful farmer with property in Watertown.
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Albert Zwieg
Lime Ridge
August Zwieg
West
Dakota
Watertown
S. D
Burglars Strike Spring Green Store for Small Change
Thieves broke into Wm. Aron's Spring Green shop on Tuesday night through a torn back window and took about ten dollars in change, security noted in a brief burglary report.
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Wm. Aron
Spring Green
Towering Flag Staff Erected at Devils Lake Park
A 100 foot flag pole was set at the north end of Devils Lake State Park under Park Superintendent Atwood Smith for the state conservation commission. The two large poles, once used by Ringling Bros, are joined and anchored by three wire guys. Old Glory will fly proudly as a major park improvement.
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Devils Lake
Atwood Smith
State Conservation Commission
Ringling Bros. Circus
Devils Lake State Park
Baraboo Men Receive Honor at Gideon Convention
D A Lewis and G A Briggs from Baraboo are named delegates to the National Gideon convention in Cleveland from July 24 to 27. Lewis will sing in the Gideon quartet and Briggs will deliver the Union gospel service address on Sunday afternoon. Briggs previously spoke at Ripon in May and has addressed four state conventions. this marks his first appearance on the national program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Lewis
G. A. Briggs
Cleveland
Mr. Lewis
Gideon
Mr. Briggs
Ripon
J. Harry Humphrey
Huntington West Virginia
S. A. Fulton
Milwaukee
A. B. T. Moore
Chicago
J. C. Bennett
Briggs
Baraboo Secures Third Victory In Rainy Clash
Baraboo beat Arena 7 to 0 on Devils Lake shore after a rain-soaked afternoon game. Baraboo led 3 0 after nine innings then increased to seven runs in the ninth. Lineup included Vogel pitching, Cooper catching, Arndt first base, Stewart second, Buenlow shortstop, Curtis third, Isenberg left, Ryan center, Frenz right.
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Baraboo
Arena
Devils Lake
Madison
Vogel
Cooper
Arndt
Stewart
Buenlow
Curtis
Isenberg
Ryan
Frenz
Youth Receives Honor Medal Croix de Guerre for Valor
Everett Oertel of Prairie du Lac, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oertel, earned the Croix de Guerre with citation for delivering a message under heavy shelling in France while with Co. F, 127th Infantry. He was seriously wounded but completed the mission. Prairie du Lac and his family share in the pride.
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Everett Oertel
Charles Oertel
Prairie du Lac
A. E
France
Co. F
127Th Inf
Washington
Petain
Everett
Milwaukee fugitive captured after cross county chase
John Jack Smith, 35, laborer with wife and three children, eluded police after a 100 mile pursuit across Columbia Marquette and Sauk counties ending in Baraboo. He was arrested at his parents home on Grove Street by Chief S A Pelton on a Milwaukee criminal assault charge and jailed in Portage. The case was reported by Webster’s father to Milwaukee district attorney.
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Columbia
Marquette
Sauk
Baraboo
John
Jack) Smith
Grove Street
S. A. Pelton
Portage
Milwaukee
Smith
Webster
Robert Buech
Bernard Gettelman
Gettelman
Fred Schultz
Marquette County
Endeavor
Sauk County
Pelton
Schultz
Columbia County
Lumber famine now predicted by visiting dealer
William McGuire a Minneapolis lumber salesman visiting Baraboo warns that lumber will be scarce and costly this fall. He notes the latest price list is withdrawn and prices are rising due to overseas reconstruction demand and reduced logging over the past year. T. R. Deppe says wholesale lumber prices are already higher than his current selling levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McGuire
Baraboo
McGuire
Minneapolis
T. R. Deppe
Deppe-Carpenter Lumber Company
Guide Rod Breaks on Portage Dredge
One of the large guide rods on the government dredge Ormo broke Friday afternoon during work at the Wisconsin river lock for Portage. The rod struck the whistle cord triggering a long blast that drew a crowd. The crew spent much of the afternoon repairing the broken rod before plans to resume dredging Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormo
Wisconsin River
Portage
Notice to Renew Newspaper Subscription
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Mrs. A. F. Coons Buys Mauston Millinery Store
Mrs. A. F. Coons has purchased a millinery store in Mauston and will move there about mid August. She previously worked in the millinery department at F. L. Gerofski's variety store and is regarded as well qualified for her new venture.
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A. F. Coons
Mauston
Home grown tomatoes ripen early in Baraboo garden
Mrs. W. E. Conway reports picking two ripe tomatoes on Ninth street marking an unusually early harvest this summer. Baraboo residents note home grown tomatoes are nearly a month ahead of the usual season, with many enjoying the vegetable earlier than normal.
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W. E. Conway
Ninth Street
Baraboo
Bara Boo School District Names All Teaching Staff
Superintendent A. C. Kingsford announces the Bara Boo schools for the coming year have secured the full teaching quota for both high school and grades despite a statewide Wisconsin teacher shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
A. C. Kingsford
Wisconsin
War Brides Endure a Kissless Cruise
Capt McCary of the transport Cape Finisterre led a honeymoonless voyage from Europe ending Sunday as 167 bridal couples completed the trip. Officers and men stayed in steerage while brides occupied six-tier bunks on the upper deck.
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McCary
Cape Finisterre
Europe
Not a Lawyer Said While Testifying in Robbery Case
A Galveston News excerpt shows a cross-examination where the lawyer presses for facts not beliefs. The witness struggles, insisting he can only speak after thinking and humorously noting he is not a lawyer. The exchange highlights courtroom tensions over testimony.
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Galveston News
Marriages Sought for Residents of Baraboo and Nearby Towns
Public notice lists marriage applications filed by Estele Barrett and George A. Weber of Baraboo, Ottelia Lucht of La Valle, and William F. Dangs of La Valle, with Ernest Walter Selle and Pauline Dorothy Peters of Reedsburg seeking nuptial licenses.
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George A. Weber
Baraboo
Estele Barrett
William F. Dangs
la Valle
Ottelia Lucht
Ernest Walter Selle
Reedsburg
Pauline Dorothy Peters
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Justice of the Peace
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Fred Nadler
Gusto Troeder
Nadler
Troeder
Tarnutzer
Company 4
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Logansville
J Sprecher
Baraboo Bey
Lake
Cleveland Harrison
Colbert County
Alabama
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Harrison
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