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Newspaper
Baraboo Weekly News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1916
Page
2
The fragment references armor industry and competition trends with mentions of plants, facilities, and manufacturers facing shutdowns during crises. It remains unclear and lacks concrete people, places, or dates to form a fuller item.
A massive drainage project spanning over 14 000 acres from Butterfield bridge between Baraboo and Portage to the Wisconsin River would straighten the Baraboo River and deepen its channel. hearings set for July 5 in Portage to decide if benefits exceed costs, estimated at about 35068 dollars, with potential land value gains. Local landowners including Charles Bender support the plan, which could speed flood relief and enable power boat navigation between Baraboo and Portage.
Emil Struck remains in critical condition after a twenty foot fall at the La Rue quarry with an air drill landing on him. Workers strike over lack of compensation insurance and safety protections. Headline items also note athletic coach E P Rosenthal's summer study plans, graduation events with North Freedom students, travel plans of H E Cole and Mrs Cole, and a missing persons inquiry led by District Attorney J H Hill regarding Mrs Walter Boettcher and her two year old daughter. Florence Axen injured after a fall on stairs, receiving medical care.
A bolt failure in a buggy caused the front wheels to pull loose throwing Mrs Carlisch and four children onto the road. The baby is under medical care with a doctor assessing injuries. The incident occurred at Ash and Third streets as the horse was stopped without further trouble.
James Ferguson of Philadelphia testifies that a single Sloan's Liniment application relieved years of knee pain. The ad claims quick relief, deep penetration without rubbing, and urges buying at any drug store for 25 cents.
Mrs Walter Dobratz of Merrimack and her young son visited Prairie du Lac homes from Friday to Sunday with Miss Esther Rischmueller. The sale of the former Blackman farm in West Point was held Saturday at Prairie du Lac under referee George Gross and auctioneer A. W. Cole. The Columbia bank bid in the property at 6300. The farm comprises 80 acres.
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