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Newspaper

Baraboo Weekly News

Location

Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1913

Page

8

Lovers and Faith Under Nero’s Shadow Weigh Fate

In a dramatic scene, Mercia faces Marcus as Nero’s guards close in. A councilor questions whether Mercia will renounce Christ to live or die for her faith, and Mercia declares she will cling to Christus and die. Marcus reveals his conversion, proclaiming both Christians.

Marcus Calvary’s Cross Mercia Rive Nero Caesar Marcenus Christus Farwell

Best Laxative for the Aged

Aimed at the elderly who need a safe gentle laxative, Dr King’s New Life Pills are praised for prompt easy action without pain. Fisher Bros recommend the medicine for seniors seeking reliable relief.

Dr. King Fisher Bros

Community notes from Portage to Baraboo

Thursday reports Mrs. Julia Dames of Portage visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Coleman. George Montange of Reedsburg visited his sister Mrs. William Norton on Fifth Avenue. Attorney and Mrs. Frank Jenswold and daughter of Superior are guests at Henry Jenswold’s on Lake Street. Superintendent C. Christensen of the county farm was in Baraboo today.

Julia Dames Portage John Coleman George Montange Reedsburg William Norton Fifth Avenue Frank Jenswold Superior Henry Jenswold Lake C. Christensen Baraboo

Baraboo Court Terms Cahoon Mine Case and Waldo Dismissal

Court Commissioner H L Halsted bound over Guy Parks to circuit court in the Cahoon mine strike case. Frank Waldo’s case was dismissed. Detectives W G Hocks and Tom Seifert traveled from Madison to Baraboo to investigate former mine employees suspected of blocking work. The Merimack bridge bill was killed by the assembly but a reconsideration motion was placed on the calendar. The First National Bank will receive part of U S Treasury funds totaling 10 million dollars with Wisconsin getting 201 thousand. banks will pay the national government two percent interest. A school exhibit shows strong manual training and domestic science by students. the show closes tomorrow night.

Cahoon H. L. Halsted Guy Parks Frank Waldo Baraboo Madison W. G. Hocks Tom Seifert Assembly Prairie du Sac Sauk City Wisconsin River First National Bank United States Treasury McAdoo Wisconsin Sam Milwaukee Excelsior Creamery Babcock

Remarkable Civil War Record From Reedsburg Group

C M Kester a Reedsburg Civil War veteran shares facts about Co B of the 12th Wis. He notes Co B was raised in Reedsburg in 1861 and went to the front. Today the captain and seven enlisted men remain in Reedsburg. named veterans include Captain G Stevens Ed Buelow James Miles D G Spicer Edw Davis Charles Gulliford Morris Seeley and James Sainsbury. Co F 38th Cavalry also raised in Sauk County with only five remaining: Joseph Doppler H J Case Baraboo Joshua Bible Cazenovia Norman Simonds C M Koester Reedsburg.

C. M. Kester Reedsburg Wis G. Stevens Ed. Buelow James Miles D.G. Spicer Edw. Davis Charles Gulliford Morris Seeley James Sainsbury

Excess Wolves at Starving Den Near LaCrosse

Owen Hughes waited four days and four nights near the wolves den outside LaCrosse starving wolves bolted from their refuge. Hughes killed the wolves as they emerged and collected a $100 bounty. He then ate his first meal in over a week.

Owen Hughes LaCross Hughes LaCrosse

Birthday Surprise for Mrs Warren Wickus

About twenty neighbors and friends gathered yesterday afternoon at the third ward home to honor Mrs Warren Wickus on her 68th birthday. They spent time quilt making a comfort for her, shared refreshments, and left several fine gifts in a pleasant gathering.

Warren Wickus Third Ward

Gollmar Circus Plans Midwest Route

The Gollmar circus heads toward Wisconsin with a route through Minnesota towns. June 11 Litchfield. June 12 Springfield. June 13 Redwood Falls. June 14 Canby. June 16 Marshall. June 17 Granite Falls. June 18 Willmar. June 19 Brown's Valley. June 20 Benson. June 23 Princeton.

Gollmar Wisconsin Springfield Minn Redwood Falls Canby Marshall Grapnite Falls Willmar Brown’s Valley Bensor Litchfield

Do You Envy Others Their Health

An article extols Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a remedy to build up and purify the blood. It claims improved appetite digestion and overall vitality with a healthful skin tone and brighter eyes.

Williams

Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People Ad

An advertisement for Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People by the Dr Williams Medicine Company of Schenectady New York promotes a tonic claimed to treat pale skin and related symptoms with a medical patent product style from a historical paper.

Dr. Williams Medicine Company Schenectady, N. Y

Are We Superstitious and Banquets at Lake

Fortnightly Glad Banquets at Lake feature R. B. Griggs conclusions on inherited foolishness about ghosts and apparitions. Miss Mary Whitelaw delivers a sharp toast on Slander while A. C. Kingsford praises Castle dreams in Sofia and the shifting fortunes of workers like the cobbler amid twentieth century life. Mrs. E. C. Wienke accompanies songs Auld Lang Syne and Home Sweet Home.

R. B. Griggs Mary Whitelaw A. C. Kingsford Sofia Columbus Milton Napoleon Handel Church E. C. Wienke

Licensed to Marry Arthur F Clement and Eva M Davisson

Arthur F Clement and Eva M Davisson obtained a license to marry in Spring Green. The filing confirms their intent to wed and lists their names and residence in the proceedings. No additional details are provided in the record.

Arthur F. Clement Eva M Davisson Spring Green

Miss Julia Meyers Travels to Columbus for Visit

Miss Julia Meyers has gone to Columbus to spend a few days with friends, staying in the city for a short social visit and returning later this week.

Julia Meyers Columbus

Forty four am hull citizenship class listed

The first of this month expired the registration for full citizenship at the next term. Forty four compose the class the largest ever for the county with names including William Hellpap Merrimack William Lutz Baraboo August Schmidt Baraboo and others.

William Hellpap Woodland William Lutz Henry Ktinge August Schmidt Charles J. Scaroeder Herman Kamensky Baraboo John Rotzoil Merrimack Wilhelm Phelipp George T. Parks Henry William Meyer Lronton William T. Wiese Reedsburg Emil Albert Hinz Albert Stackman Excelsior Henry Wiese Washington William Steinwig Reesburg Nelson Swanson William H. Pobjoy William F. Putz North Freedom Theodore Stoeckman Ableman James Draper August Carl Menechoff John August Secils Albert Mielke

Adams seeks post office as Friendship mail routes shift

The new town of Adams near Friendship in Adams County seeks a post office, arguing the large population and rural route from Friendship favor its needs. Meanwhile a Spring Green postmaster, Thomas Hill, aged 69, underwent hernia surgery and is recovering well. The Baraboo students visited Excelsior creamery to see butterfat testing and dairy machinery including a Bab cock milk tester and large churns.

Adams Friendship Adams County Sam Madison Thomas Hill Spring Green Assembly General Hospital Hill Carl N. Hill James H. Hill Baraboo

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