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Newspaper

Baraboo Weekly News

Location

Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1920

Page

5

Baraboo notes include accidents and community reports

A Wednesday recap details a wreck near Dead Man's turn injuring none, a pine struck by lightning with a near-miss, local deaths and funerals, property sales, arrivals and visits, club meetings, and a fatal auto collision with a train near Madison.

Population, politics and incidents across Wisconsin and beyond

Population estimates place New York ahead of London while official counts near. Gov. Philipp vetoes the Severson tax plan for university support. Lime Ridge cemetery vandalism prompts police attention. Knox declines Chicago convention. a threshing engine accident at Lime Ridge. Polk resigns from State Department to be replaced by Norman H. Davis. Senate backs merchant marine bill. Madison Swingout launches commencement. Reckless driving case tied to memorial day death. census shows Madison population 38,378. Potatoes hit $9 a hundred pounds in Chicago. rail labor board signals wage boosts for workers. Baraboo legislature wrap and city scales case settled. Elks plan Chicago float funding and hall use. Local auctions, school picnics, and road conditions near the cemetery noted. Coroner to determine inquest into truck-train crash death of Sigurd Field in Blue Mounds.

Parrish Second Street Baraboo Chicago Milwauke Elihu Root James Brown Scott Ieegal American Peace Commission Paris London Root U. S Court of Justice League of Nations Dewey Armbruster Racine Emma Armbruster Zama Cornell Elmer Arner Wm. Hoskes Cobb Wis Mirrorlake Rodwell Baraboo Business Woman’s Club Devilts Lake L. D. Prader Charles Geissler Ableman Geisser Lynn Avenue W. J. Heim Pacific Coast Los Angeles San Francisco Seattle Yellowstone Park Albion E. Smith Cincinnati Smith Farm University of Indiana At Bloomington Des Moines Smith N. H. Smith Fourth Street Samuel ‘Goldfarb Walter Stewart Sidney Montana Charles H. Stewart Stewart C. F. King Portland Maine A. B. Hodges Bridgeport N. Y A. C King Hodges Rev. King Minneapolis Rev. Hodges Aurora C. Coolidge Singer Sewing Machine Co Pasadena California Missionary Club of the Congregational Church Archie Cook J. Alexander Ray Cowles Sherm Luce Cook Lyons Grand Philipp Friday Severson Lime Ridge Philander C. Knox Penrose Voights Lloyd Willow Creek Frank L. Polk Wilson Norman H. Davis Treasury Polk State Department Senate Washington United States Shipping Board Sofar The State University Muir Knoll Madison Muirknoll Robert Weaver Amanda Hanson North Broom West Johnson Streets U. S. Rail Labor Board E. M. Barton G. W. Staudenmayer Caledonia Samuel Goldfarb W. H. Cady Moss Northwestern Conmasssion Products Co Third Street Gotschell Electric Co Glenville School Ethel Nieman J. &. Hackett Milwaukee Mary Mildred Long J. H. Seaborn Baraboo Lodge Elks B. P. O. B. Halk Wisconsin Elks General Fund Claude Haslett Haslett Buchanan Mich Earl Battles Fairfield Newell Roger Roger Viroqua Michigan

Sheriff drafts county workers as prison supply runs dry

In Goshen New York Sheriff William Leonard says no prisoners are available for county farm labor due to prohibition. He personally works the fields and deputized James Scott as a farm hand to fill the shortage.

Goshen N. Y Wm. Leonard James Scott Leonard

Shoe Factory in Webster Closes Indefinitely

Notices posted at the A. J. Bates shoe factory in Webster Massachusetts announced an indefinite closure due to canceled orders and uncertain market conditions. The plant employs upwards of 500 workers.

A. J. Bates Shoe Webster Mass

Diamond Dyes ad urges quality dye for materials

Say Diamond Dyes. Don’t streak or ruin your fabric with a poor dye. Insist on Diamond Dyes. Easy directions in every package.

Lemon bleach recipe promises fair skin for few cents

A newspaper blurb promotes a lemon juice lotion mixed with Orchard White as a cheap, harmless facial bleach. It claims stage beauties use lemon juice for a soft rosy-white complexion and suggests daily rubbing on face neck arms and hands to reduce freckles sunburn and tan.

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F. J. Rummell West Sauk Gluff Evenson Devils Lake W. F. Hyer Esther Marxvill Wm. Ewert Wert St. Mary’s Hospital H. J. Case Carrie Slade Ash Street Stephen Horkan Rowena Warren Ernest Isenberg A. S. Kingsford Willett Warren Mary Ruggles Napoleonville Ruggles Wille J. E. English August Zauft Merrimack Otto Zauft B. F. Thomas Whitney Alfsen Janesville Helen June Frazier Reedsburg F. H. Beardsley Arthur Mattke Alice Bates Angle Street Ford Seventh Avenue Angle Bamboo Business Woman’s Club C. E. Maves Maves Evangelical Church A. L. Granger Grand Haven E. Z. Clemmons A. W. Powers Fond du Lac Historical Society Wisconsin Power Light & Heat Co Son of Veterans Auxiliary C. E. Weed Martinus Dyrud Evan Evans T. B. Towle Sons of Veterans A. Dixon Martin Miss Mayme Adams Tyler Stone Ward Munroe Virginia Davidson Barron Dellona O. G. Wheeler Wheeler Phillips Sylvan Marty Warren Homestead Joe Tucker Kasson Minn J. Holloway Frank Holloway George Scott D. Hawkins M. la Mar Max Mr. la Mar D. F. P. Ellis Marriott E. T. Ross Florist Frank P. Getchell F. C. Fosdick Myrtle Tinto Charles Premo W. H. Premo Tinto Thomas Premo W. D. Johnson Second Avenue Almira Benner Almira Sears Benner Emil R. Gust Devil’s Lake Gust D. A. Lewis Leora St. Petersburg Florida Chattanooga Mammoth Cave Lewis Thomas Burke Verne Harding H. J. Voss Burke O. S. Ballinger Walnut Hill Edward Blakeman A. F. Reiner Sauk County Humane Society la Folette Rochester Knights of Columbus Marshal Foch Lafayette Metz France Deschanel H. A. Parrish Maddison Division Chicago & Northwestern Ma Hackett G. W. McCready Fred Mould Fla D. C Hartford Inez Powers Mould Emil Goethke Herman Goethke Waconia August Goethke Albert Goethke Auto Mt. Horeb Samuel Field New York Coronner W. E. Campbell Mr. Horeb Sigurd Field Blue Mounds Northwestern Fred Specia Northern F.R.A. Bldg Oshkosh
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