Wife too ill to work case from Indianapolis ad
Mrs. WM. Green of Indianapolis says Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health after months of weakness. She went from 109 to 133 pounds, handles all housework now, and credits the remedy as a godsend. The ad invites others to seek advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Lydia E. Pinkham
WM. Green
S. Addison Street
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Rain Causes Enormous Weight Of Water In Storms
The weather bureau explains rainfall measures in depth and weight, noting one inch over an acre equals about 600 forty five gallon barrels or 110 tons, while a thousand acres would yield 113000 tons. Heavy storms can cover multiple states and drop several inches, creating vast water totals. In court news Judge Halsted presided over Wagner versus Koether about a prairie du lac farm lease and sale, with Wagner's buyer Israel Jenney paying $10,800 and a 2 percent requested commission disputed. rent of $121.40 remained unsettled, a jury awarded Wagner $25 for selling the farm, and Wagner paid $96.40 in rent plus $22 costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Halsted
H. T. Wagner
John Koether
Praire du Lac
Wagner
Koether
Mr. Wagner
Israel Jenney
Richland Center
George Holah
James R. Curry
Henry Koppke
Et. K. Dillenbeck
Edward Gust
Baraboo News and Notes: Elections and Local Updates
Baraboo residents see J Van Orden and E P McFetridge elected to the school board. A wood piece in the Wisconsin river misleads as a loaf of rye bread. Clark county sheriff searches Baraboo for a runaway pair. J W Meyers trades 80 acres for a Mulberry street home. James J Hill’s condition remains stable. no operation planned. Deppe Carpenter Lumber to build five or six modern houses on Third avenue. Inoculated seed coating with furniture glue and local soil suggested to insure legume inoculation. method from Farmers' Bulletin 704.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge G
Deppe-Carpenter Lumber Company
Third Avenue
Illinois
Farmers’ Bulletin
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Baraboo Friends Inherit Pins From Late W W Warner
Baraboo residents recall W W Warner of Madison who traveled widely collecting pins and stones. he left a large pin collection and many rare wood canes to friends through executor F W Suhr the banker. Constipation ad promote Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea. 35¢. J B Donovan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Warner
Madison
Hollister
J. B. Donovan
Daughters, Visits Highlight Wisconsin Social Notes
ABLEMAN born to Mr and Mrs Adolph Fey a daughter Wednesday Mrs J J Geiser and daughter Pauline shopped at Reedsburg Tuesday Mrs D Hawkins and son Finley of Madison visited as guests of Mrs John Daulton Mr and Mrs R M Pierce and daughter Mrs Gust Bender drove to Reedsburg Thursday Mrs E F Maaske and Miss Julia Daulton callers at Reedsburg or John Hindes left Friday for Phelps with Hazel, teaching there the past year BE Scharnke Baraboo caller Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Fey
J. J. Geiser
Pauline
Reedsburg
D. Hawkins
Finley
Madison
John Daulton
R. M. Pierce
Gust Bender
E. F.maaske
Julia Daulton
John Hindes
Phelps
Miss Hazel
BE. O. Scharnke
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Weather Bureau
Aks Gag
J. van Orden
E. P. McFetridge
Baraboo
Clark County
T. Desmond
J. W. Meyers
Greenfield
Mulberry Street
Third Ward
Frank Short
J. T. Bates & Son
James J. Hill
James S. Gilfillan
St. Paul
William James Mayo
Rochester
Mayo
Mr. Hill
Hill
Businss
Louis W. Jlil
The
Great Northern Railroad
Waseca
White Rose
Chase and Saubhera
Br. P
Black Cat
South Side Dept. Store
F.C. Peck Merc. CO
Muresco
Devoe
C. A. Carow
Berc’s
W. A. Edmonds
Milwagtee
T. Clavadatscher
J.B. Gus &Co
von Wald’s
von Wid’ S
A. Reinking
Middie
Res Pet
Ableman
Minnesota Flat
Minnesota
Lettergren Howe. Co
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