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Newspaper
Baraboo Weekly News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
4
Republican Platform Reflected in 1920 Campaign Rhetoric
A 1920 campaign summary notes talk of including Russia in mandates, building platforms in San Francisco after Chicago, and a firm Republican stance on Mexican troubles. It cites costs of campaigning rising, with references to Washington reports and Chicago indications.
Age of Uncertainty in the Scientific Era
Emporia Gazette reflects on a contested modern age mixing science with doubt. It notes unpredictable peace or war, uncertain costs of living, and unclear identities of profiteers amid vast wheat yields. The essay urges continued search for truth despite unsettled tradition and shifting beliefs.
North Freedom Accident Warns Against Front Wheel Chains
An account of a crash near North Freedom notes slick roads after heavy rain. With throttle closed at 10 mph, front wheels skidded. a non skid left tire and smooth right tire caused the car to weave and slide off a bank. Brakes failed to stop the descent. The writer warns against chains on front wheels and using mixed tire types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Freedom
Frank Crane on the Hospital Defense
Dr. Frank Crane argues hospitals reflect a city’s intelligence and life. He condemns selfishness indifference ignorance and superstition as enemies of the hospital and urges physicians and thoughtful citizens to support medical care institutions.
Hospital Ideal Promotes Truthful Medical Craft
A speaker argues physicians seek a hospital to practice honestly and benefit society. An informed community desires top care from dedicated healers, provided under optimal conditions to perform the best possible work.
Ollapodrida Short Communications Sought
Local newsletter seeks concise notes and brief items for the Ollapodrida section. Writers are invited to submit short communications on community events, curiosities, discoveries, or quick updates. Submissions should be brief, informative, and suitable for a wide readership.
Paper loyalty drives Wis. customers in sample letters
Arthur A. Meyer of Ableman Wisconsin and Mrs Wistoner of Merrimack Wisconsin express strong newspaper devotion. They say they have taken the News for eleven years and would not want to be without it.
We Want Copies of Weekly We Want Every Copy
Charles E. Wilson of Huron South Dakota voices a demand for all weekly issues. He emphasizes he does not want to miss any edition and asks for copies to be sent or made available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Wilson Huron, S. D
Appreciate the News From Mrs Verdie Wagner
A reader in Reedsburg Wisconsin thanks the paper for years of coverage and expresses appreciation for the journalism. She signs as Mrs Verdie Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verdie Wagner
Reedsburg, Wis
William Jennings Bryan Visits Spring Green After Dodgeville Lecture
William Jennings Bryan spent Saturday night in Spring Green after delivering a lecture in Dodgeville. He traveled across the country to speak and stayed overnight before continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
Spring Green
Dodgeville
Beauty illusions fail against health and youth
An old age warning extols health as the true definer of youth. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe women’s tonic, claimed to build strength, relieve nervousness and backache, and maintain a youthful appearance without alcohol. Available in tablets or liquid from druggists or a 10 cent trial package by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo
N. Y
Real Estate Transfers List with Baraboo and Sauk County Names
A long list of real estate transfers shows numerous baraboo Sauk County properties sold for mostly $1 with several higher sums including $5250 $5500 $100 and $10000. Transactions involve many residents and firms such as Reedsburg La Valle Prairie du Lac Washington Baraboo Sumpter North Freedom and Fairfield. Community notices mention local visits and family events among residents including christening and birthday celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Organ
Oscar Schultz
Fairfield
E. A. Hyland
Otto F. Bates
Delton
Hans C. Okern
Otto Schadde
Baraboo
Jennie von Post
Henry G. Gropp
F. BE. Shults
Richard Willey
A. G. Strand
Emma A. Wartzok
Uis Weirich
J. H. Eckstein
Ever Engebredsen
Emil Engebredsen
Chester L. Prouty
G. W. Hass
Reedsburg
James A. Murray
Charles Geissler
North Freedom
Mrs. Louise Willard
James Beb
Hansberry
Ed. Brandt
John Quinn
Washington
John E. Cooney
Ernest Haskins
Benjamin Gasser
Sumpter
Orick Watkins
Calvin Hanger
Hulda A. Luke
James C. Doyle
Louise A. Stanley
Frank F. Mueller
Arthur M. Hulbert
P. H. Apple
Thomas Pearson
la Valle
August E. Marquardt
Oscar Wilhelm
Sauk City
Frank E. Brewer
A. F. Kruger
Bertie U. Seamans
George J. Seamans
Bertie U Seamans
Ina M. Seamans
Wm. Barnett
Horace Harvey
Woodland
Lettie Coleman
Henry Meyer
Laura Welch
Franklin Johnson
Fred Waffenschmidt
Edward G. Mockler
Arthur Waffenschmidt
Prairie du Lac
Charles YV. Wright
Mattie E. Haines
M. E. Joyce
John R. Clark
Mary Steffens
Wm. Holtz
Wm. C. Holty
Ableman
Valentine Schneider
Charles Schneider
Excelsior
Barn Addition Wall Project Advances This Spring
John Huber plans a wall for a barn addition to be built this spring with Ernest Post handling the mason work. Mr and Mrs Julius Alwin spent the day with relatives at Madison. The Middelton Binger visitations with Henry Han were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Huber
Ernest Post
Julius Alwin
Madison
Leonard Binger
Middelton
Henry Han
Professor Binder on U S capacity for 250 million people
Professor Binder of New York University estimates the United States has resources to provide for 250,000,000 inhabitants. He argues the nation can support a large population without scarcity, reflecting on available land, food, and energy supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binder
New York University
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hichester
Chichester
Otten
A. EB. Cole
H. K. Page
Russia
San Fran
Cisco
Con
Chicago
Cal
McDuff
Emporia Gazette
Frank Crane
Pital
Work
Ollapodrida
Arthur A. Meyer
Ableman, Wis
Wistoner
Merrimack, Wis
Spur
Liccettt & Myers Tosacco Co
WM. J. Bryan
Wm. A. Stolte
Robert Alwin
Bert
Albert Buelow
Minnie Buelow
Ieland
Crendma Veickar
D. Prorell
Genesee, Ill
Henry Home
Henry Hanusa
Herman Buelow
Fred Brocke
John Miller
Denver
Honey Creek
And
Sioux City
Iowa
W. W. Northrup
Fourth Street
Mr. Northrup
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