Mortimer Valley Sunday Visitors Share Family Time
Lester Small and family visited Arthur Hutghens on Sunday. Mrs. Glen Mortimer and children visited Ezra and Mrs. Shore. Mrs. Wm. Stowe from Ironton visited Dolph Mortimer and family. Hollis Mortimer and family joined at Albert Jackson’s home. George Blakeslee and kids called on Nell Atkinson. Harry Bradley and family stayed with Walter Bradley. Griffin visited Dolph Mortimer Wednesday. Voss of Milwaukee spent part of Friday with Elmer Gaedtk e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortimer Valley
Lester Small
Arthur Hutghens
Glen Mortimer
Ezra Shore
Wm. Stowe
Ironton
Dolph Mor- Nate Mortimer
Hollis Mortimer
Albert Jackson
George Blakeslee
Nell Atkinson
Harry Bradley
Walter Bradley
Miss Griffin
Dolph Mortimer
Mr. Voss
Milwaukee
Elmer Gaedtke
Obituary of Albert Koepp dies at home at 912 Second Street
Albert Koepp aged 79 died at his home Tuesday evening. Born in Germany he is survived by his wife and three daughters Mrs Norene Oscar now of Baraboo formerly of Portland Oregon Mrs Homer Jeffries Baraboo and Mrs Charles Dickie Portland Oregon Interment will be in Baraboo cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Koepp
Second Street
Germany
Oscar Norene
Inow
Baraboo
Portland
Oregon
Homer Jeffries
Charles Dickie
Merrimack Youth Kicked by Horse
Lawrence Weinke, son of Mr and Mrs Herman Weinke, was kicked by a horse recently at the home of John Pearson where he was employed. Children’s day exercises are set for Sunday morning June 19 1921 at the M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Weinke
Herman Weinke
Merrimack
John Pearson
Gladys
Emma Norris
Okee
E. L. Gross
Ella
Mary Corcoran
Milwaukee
Clarence Swanson
Madison
N. C. Swanson
Sarah Pigg
Chicago
H. R. Pigg
W. O’keefe
Eleanor
Mitchell
George Loos
Portage
F. E. Tryon
Sarah Parkin
John McCormick
Greenfield
George Premo
Daniel Crosby
L. Utter
Nashotah
William Utter
M. E
Chicago Hog Market Slips Amid 3 000 Receipts
Hogs receipts reach 3,000 with prices 10 to 15 cents lower. Bulk hogs 7.80 to 8.05, others 7.90 to 8.10, packing 7.30 to 7.75, light hogs 7.90 to 8.10, pigs 7.40 to 8.00. Cattle receipts 11,000 with prices 15 to 52 cents lower. Beeves 8.20 to 9.00, butcher stock 4.75 to 8.50, canners and cutters 2.25 to 4.25, stockers and feeders 4.50 to 4.75, cows 4.25 to 7.25. Baraboo merchants paying 18 cents for eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Moulders Sand Found on C. F. Cooley Farm at North Freedom
Forty acres of molders sand, highly valued for foundries, were found on C. F. Cooley’s North Freedom farm. State Geologist W. O. Hotchkiss and Cooley will inspect the bed to verify quality. If comparable to Albany sand, it could save freight for Wisconsin foundries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Cooley
Madison
North Freedom
Wisconsin
New York
Albany
W. O. Hotchkiss
Cooley
Southern Wisconsin
Reedburg couple celebrated 25th wedding anniversary
About fifty relatives surprised Mr and Mrs John Buchsteiner of Reedburg at their Oak street home Sunday afternoon for their silver wedding anniversary. Rev Ludwig Schneider spoke at the St Johns Lutheran church, followed by a banquet supper and silver gifts. The couple has lived in Reedburg eleven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Buchsteiner
Reedsburg
Oak Street
Ludwig Schneider
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Lightning strikes flagpole in No Freedom town
A severe electrical storm toppled a log pole at the town center when lightning struck during a Sunday evening. Community notices follow of visitors, family reunions, church services, and local activities across North Freedom including canning at North Freedom Canning Co. and gatherings in Baraboo, Madison, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Phingen
Windsor
Irene
Melitta Welk
Mr. Church
Hugo Hintz
Fond du Lac
la Valle
C. C. Bonnell
Iowa
North Freedom Canning Co
Aaron Teele
Baraboo
Robert Schneller
Philo Starling
Walnut Street
M. E
Baptist
Union Servce
Antisaloon League
Harvey Myers Sr
Hillsboro
Harvey Myers
Holstein Picnic and Meeting Draw Large Sauk County Crowd
The Sauk County Holstein Farmers Association held its summer picnic and meeting at Hatz Bros. farm on Sauk Prairie drawing 400 to 500 people. Lieutenant Governor Geo T Comings spoke on taxation and freight costs urging farmer consumer organization and tax reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Breeders’ Association
Hatz Bros
Sauk Prairie
Geo. T. Comings
Congress
Comings
Eau Claire
Prairie du Lac Orchestra
Prof
Collentine
College of Agriculture
Margaret Gasser
James Gasser
Wisconsin Live Stock Advertising Co
Madison
Secy
Hatz
Sauk County
Reedsburg
Tobacco Least Harmful Of Four Social Poisons
Sir James Cantile, an eminent English surgeon, says tobacco is the least harmful of four social poisons tea coffee tobacco and alcohol. He argues the heart adapts to a constant amount of tobacco and three days of abstinence would clear nicotine from the system. He condemns the cigarette. Mr and Mrs Reuben Lockwood plan a trip to Mondovi to visit relatives for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cantile
England
Sir James
James
Reuben Lockwood
Mondovi
Baraboo Notes On Timber, Health And Phi Beta Kappa
Baraboo observations note more timber on bluff lines since earlier days. A local health expert warns about daily clothing changes and cow bran mash antics. Miss Vera Templin of Baraboo earns Phi Beta Kappa honors at Madison, reflecting on intercollegiate scholastic fraternity origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Templin
Baraboo
Madison
College of
French Senate uproar over Kaiser trial demand
Senator Duplantier pressed for an immediate interpellation on executing the Versailles treaty to bring William Hohenzollern to trial for crimes against humanity. Premier Briand was absent, delaying debate as the chamber roared with factional divides and echoes of the Caillaux trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplantier
Paris
Briand
Senate
Gaillaux
Notices of Death for Madison and Kilbourn Figures
Victor Wayman died Sunday in Madison. Burial is planned in Madison on Thursday. F C Witt, former Kilbourn restaurant proprietor, died recently at St Marys Hospital in La Crosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Wayman
Madison
la Crosse
F. C. Witt
Kilbourn
St. Mary’s Hospital
Senate Rebuffs House Peace Plan in German Settlement
The Senate rejects the House substitute to the Knox peace resolution and sends both measures to conference. Senate managers will press the Senate draft while opposing Porter. Administration signals no rush for final action and prefers a conference delay as European conditions unfold. Senator Knox and Representative Porter lead opposing sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
House
Harding
Knox
Pennsylvania
Porter
State Senate Pays Tribute To Col D E Welch Of Baraboo
The Wisconsin state senate and assembly dedicate a resolution on the death of Colonel David E. Welch of Baraboo born Milton Ohio December 4 1835. A Civil War veteran and Baraboo postmaster he served in both houses from 1874 to 1879 and is praised as a patriotic and courteous leader with the widow living in Baraboo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Senate
D. E. Welch
Baraboo
Madison
Milton
Ohio
George Staudenmayer
David E. Welch
Sauk
Juneau
Ma‘turer
Senate
Senate and House appoint conferees and managers
The Senate appointed Senator Lodge and Senator Knox Republicans and Senator Hitchcock Democrat as its conferees. The House will appoint Representatives Porter Rogers Massachusetts Republicans and Flood Virginia Democrat as its Managers for the conference debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Lodge
Knox
Hitchcock
House
Porter
Rogers
Massachusetts
Flood
Virginia
Safety Last Lies Slumbering Here One William Lake
A fragment notes a figure named William Lake in a vague warning about danger. It mentions a bell and a lack of brake, set in a Detroit News context. The readable text suggests a cautionary or dramatic line rather than a clear incident. The record preserves the names and sensory cues without added facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lake
Detroit News
Michigan war hero named John G. Emery
John G. Emery of Grand Rapids Michigan was unanimously elected national hero. The item notes his recognition as a Michigan war hero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
John G. Emery
Grand Rapids, Mich
New American Legion Commander Elected at Indianapolis
The national executive committee meeting in Indianapolis elected a new American Legion commander succeeding Col. Frederick W. Galbraith Jr., who died in an automobile accident last Thursday. Thomas J. Bannigan of Hartford City, Conn., was chosen as vice commander, replacing Emery. The new commander, age 40, has a solid record and will honor speaking dates arranged by the late Galbraith as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Executive Committee
Indianapolis
Frederick W. Galbraith Jr
Thomas J. Bannigan
Hartford City
Conn
Emery
Mr. Galbraith
Kelley Urges Dairy Ad Campaign to Boost Holsteins
Attorney John M. Kelley of Baraboo told Holstein-Friesian enthusiasts in Syracuse that dairy farmers lose money from poor organization and lack of advertising. He urged aggressive billboard and public awareness efforts to drive demand, noting rivals like Prunes and Coca Cola spend big for returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Kelley
Baraboo
Syracuse
New York
Lowden
Mr. Kelley
Kelley
America
United States Secret Service
Tobacco
Washington
Delaware
National Council
Pacific Slope
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R. S. Lange
E. Bibelheimer
Honey Creek
O. C. Hahn
Sauk City
W. C. Hahn
Harriet
Alice
Prairie du Lac
Royal
Cora Lange
Glen Brooks
Wm. Lohnan
C. V. Wright
Frank
W. P. Brooks
C. E. Myers
Laura Bonnell
Harriet Acker
Susie Petteys
The
Red Cross
J. B. Doherty
August Bender
Leland
Aurora Kuester
Hazel Dickie
Whitewater Normal
R. M. Dickie
Agnes
Lincoln Dickie
Adolph Hoitz
Mabel IV
Myers
Waukegan
Douglas
Roy Spaulding
Doris Blachly
Evangeline Edwards
D. M. Wyman
Emma Hewitt
Miss Adelaide
Mirrorlake
Edward Hill
Janet Petteys
Holstein Freis
C. A. Wilson
Oconomowoc
Devils Lake State Park
Seattle
Liberty
By the
Way
Laun
Charles Wild
Solon
Caillauxx
Washington Solons
Rome
N. Y
Mies
Edward Shawn
Little Falls
Johnny Fonker
Johnson City
Jackson Druck
Scranton (Pa
Scrantonian
Jerry Bass
Wilkes-Barre
William Raines
Harrisburgh
William Jay
Boston Transcript
Percival Sapp
Republican
Galbraith
France
Wm. Sosinsky
Chester
D. F. Bush
Minneapolis, Minn
W. Black
Ableman
Lynn Avenue
Lucy N. Case
Wisconsin Rapids
Wisco
Dixon
Jersey
Frank Attridge
Willey
Ash St
Westfield
Ochsner Park
BH. Simon
Adolph Litscher
Wis
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