Work of relief and Red Cross in Sauk County May report
Sauk County chapter of the American Red Cross held its regular meeting with routine business and bill approvals. Financial figures show a balance of 1,655.52, various donations, and May shipments of surgical dressings and comfort items to Chicago headquarters, including 10,000 wipes and 10,000 compresses.
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Sauk County
American Red Cross
Risley Bros
A. Reinking
H. C. Berg
H. H. Thomas
Reisz
A. Deckham
Frank Cowles
South Side Allied Relief
Mre
AveBender
Ladies’ Aid
Lutheran Church
Maganod Ocone Ee
W. Tiselsey
Chicago
Allied Relief
Giiltsees Sso
Civics Selene Vo
Morthricreedom
PeranPeGt Sac
Lyons
Exemption Board to Notify Non War Work Men in Sauk County
The Sauk County Exemption board plans notices July 1 to men in classes 2 3 and 4 not in war work. Those in clerical mercantile domestic service ushering or similar roles must shift to farming shipbuilding munition work army or another war aiding occupation. Washington may modify the order.
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Sauk County
Washington
Dithmar for Governor On La Follette State
A Madison progressive conference signals E F Dithmar likely to announce candidacy for governor. Milwaukee’s E J Gross may withdraw to support Dithmar, while a La Follette ticket is planned for the fall. A campaign committee will map plans and a complete ticket may settle before the September primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
E. F. Dithmar
E. J. Gross
Milwaukee
Dithmar
la Follette
F. L. McGowan
Friendship
C. B. Ballard
Appleton
Farmer and Laboring Men
J. H. Tittemore
Omro
James
Grace Lusk Sentenced to Nineteen Years in Prison
Grace Lusk received a nineteen year term for the killing of Mrs. Mary Newman Roberts in Waukesha on June 21, 1917. Judge Lueck appeared moved after mental health testimony declared Lusk sane. Husbands and friends reported her composure before the sentence, and she showed no response when asked to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lusk
Mary Newman Roberts
Waukesha
Martin L. Lueck
Richard Dewey
Wauwatosa
Harry E. Bradley
Milwaukee
Southoff
State Insane Hospital
Mendota
Miss Lusk
Judge Lueck
Sandusky Youth Enlists in the Navy
Edward Francis Dwyer of Sandusky has enlisted at the Milwaukee recruiting station after passing the exam. After training he will be assigned to duty aboard a battleship. The Navy seeks tradesmen like carpenters and machinists and offers many branches and government-sponsored training.
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Edward Francis Dwyer
Wm. A. Dwyer
Sandusky
Navy
Milwaukee
Uncle Sam
Wisconsin
Sauk County Teachers Plan Summer Normal Sessions
Several Sauk county teachers will attend summer sessions of state normals this year to renew certificates or earn normal credits. Milwaukee Normal is the preferred choice, with many teachers heading there this summer. Names of those starting next week include Hester Knowles Caroline Trumpf Agnes Lahey Grace Smith Ida Lawrenz Hazel McWilliams Dorothy Steuber Tillie Schlumberger Catherine McDonnell Emma Morgan Fredonia Croal Genevieve Hengstler Lucile Tinkham Ione Schumacher and supervising teachers Cole and Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauk County
Milwaukee
Misses Hester Knowles
Caroline Trumpf
Agnes Lahey
Grace Smith
Ida Lawrenz
Hazel McWilliams
Dorothy Steuber
Till
Wisconsin Names Misses Tinkham Wichern Hutchinson Davis
At the University of Wisconsin a list includes Misses Edith Tinkham Bernice Wichern Charlotte Hutchinson Ruth Davis and John Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
University of Wisconsin
Edith Tinkham
Bernice Wichern
Charlotte Hutchinson
Ruth Davis
John Watson
Much Change In Eleven Years In Reedsburg
Mrs. William Wolley of Reedsburg hosts her sister Mrs. J Thomas from Vancouver B C who plans a several month visit. It has been eleven years since Mrs Thomas visited Reedsburg and she notes a marked improvement in the city. Locals wonder what the next eleven years will bring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wolley
Reedsburg
J. Thomas
Vancouver
B. C
Thomas
Emanuel Evangelical church cornerstone ceremony set
At 2 30 Sunday June 23 1918 the cornerstone of the Emanuel Evangelical church will be laid at Fifth and Ash streets with a program including hymns scripture reading greetings by Mayor Dr George T Thaerer anthems a fraternal message by Rev E C Henke an address by Bishop L H Seager a financial statement the contents of the foundation stone laying sealing the stone presentation of war savings stamps by Supt A C Kingsford and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth and
Ash Streets
New Emanuel Evangelical Church
America
George T. Thaerer
E. C. Henke
L. H. Seager
Supt
A. C. Kingsford
Dray Line Advert: Pugh and Du Bois Moving Service
Local dray line Pugh and Du Bois advertise moving household goods freight and pianos from an office at Baraboo Fruit Store with phone numbers 54 and store lines 70 J and 193 J for household moves and freight services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dray Line
Pugh & du Bois
Baraboo
Chickens Wanted At Hi El Feed Store
Hi El Feed Store at 142 Third Street seeks live chickens for cash sales. R L Glazier advertises payment of the highest market price for chickens and provides contact at 148 Third Street and phone 6322.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Street
R. L. Glazier
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Cure and Reward
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears as senior partner that the firm will pay 100 for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Notary A. W. Gleason attests on December 6, 1886. Company sells medicine nationwide. price 75 cents. constipation remedy also advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Halls
Schroeder Hill Relocation Bridge Bid Notice
Sealed bids for the Schroeder Hill Relocation highway project in Excelsior Sauk County Wis include abutment work and a bridge replacement. Bids due 10 am June 28 1918 at Baraboo Courthouse. require a $200 certified check. bids opened publicly in Baraboo. right to reject any or all bids reserved.
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Schroeder Hill
Excelsior
Sauk County
Wisconsin
Baraboo
C. A. Clark
County Board of Supervisors
Reedsburg
LELAND Missionary Meeting and Local Visits
A Leland missionary meeting is set for Sunday at the German Lutheran church. Mrs Emil Sawall of Los Angeles visits relatives here. Mr and Mrs Julius Alwin attended Jacob Klinglemann’s funeral in Woodstock. John Winklemann drives a Ford. William Kowalke of Westfield stays with son Albert. Mr and Mrs Herman Buelow of Sumpter visit Minnie Buelow. Ida Miller stays with sister A Giese. Irma Kinkas visits her parents A and M Klukas. Many locals attend Witwen camp meeting.
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Emil Sawall
Los Angeles
Calif
Julius Alwin
Jacob Klinglemann
Woodstock
John Winklemann
William Kowalke
Westfield
Albert Kowalke
Herman Buelow
Sumpter
Minnie Buelow
Ida Miller
A. Giese
Irma Kinkas
A. Klukas
Witwen
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Digestive Relief
Advertisement touts a herbal remedy for constipation and bowel cleansing. Claims include regulated bowels, purified stomach, and expulsion of decay matter with nature's herbs. Positive results promoted with 35c price for tea or tablets by J. B. Donovan.
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Hollister
J. B. Donovan
Special sale prices on farm implements
Special prices on a full line of implements for thirty days including binders mowers hayrakes and corn binders from E. T. Gollmar. An ad promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a monthly cleansing laxative claiming it removes decay matter and poisons from the stomach and bowels.
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E. T. Gollmar
Obituaries J Larkin and neighbors in Reedsburg district
The community records the deaths of Mrs. J Larkin at about 70 after long illness. George Clark of Waukesha. Mrs Wilhelmina Stabnaw related to Maple Hill settlers. Miss Mabel Johnston Baraboo. John Grosinski at North Freedom. Margaret Loomis at North Freedom. Anthony Winckler of Reedsburg. Tributes note surviving children in several families and funeral details across multiple area churches.
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Wilhelmina Stabnaw
Maple Hill
Nerta
Germany
Henry Stabnaw
Reedsburg
George Sullivan
Herman Stabnaw
Newark
S. D
Louise Celhaus
Prairie du Lac
August Stabnaw
Ernest
Paul Stabnaw
Amelia Steuber
Sauk Prairie
Anna Simons
John Rooney
Cenver
Margaret Loomis
M. E
North Freedom
George Brown
A. Grosinske
W. Draper
Inez Hackett
A. R. Spaulding
T. G. Johnston
Fred Deckham
Bruce McCoy
Oak Hill Cemetery
Baumgarth Kamrath Tie the Knot in Home Ceremony
Miss Myrtle Kamrath daughter of Mr and Mrs August Kamrath Sev enth street and Herman Baumgarth were united in marriage Tuesday afternoon at the groom s home on Eighth street by Rev C E Mayes The couple were attended by the groom s brother and sister of Black Hawk They plan a wedding trip to Ohio and will reside after July 1 at their Highth street home where the groom is a prosperous farmer The bride formerly worked at Risley Brothers for some time
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Myrtle Kamrath
August Kamrath
Seventh Street
Herman Baumgarth
Eighth Street
C. E. Mayes
Black Hawk
Ohio
Highth Street
Risley Brothers
Classified Advertisement Rates and Terms
Daily and weekly ad packages listed with 25 word limits and varying frequencies. Rates include 16c for daily one time, 15c for weekly, 25c for multiple daily or weekly insertions, and higher costs for larger ads with cash in advance.
For Sale Mixed Real Estate and Goods Listings
FOR SALE 67% acres priced at $800 with down payment and installment terms. LOST items include wagon endgate and purse with money. needy finder or owner to notify. FOR SALE: Fresh cow and calf buggy and various harnesses listed with contact Ed Bennett. FOR SALE CHEAP: road wagon. John Deere Hay Loader barely used, $75 from R F Klemm Baraboo.
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Baraboo
Alex Koepp
Ed Bennett
Water Street
John Deere
R. F. Klemm
Old Teeth Wanted And Jewelry Cash Offers
Mazer's Tooth Specialty in Philadelphia advertises cash for old and broken false teeth and for gold silver and broken jewelry. Pays up to 15 dollars per set with check by return mail and goods held 10 days for sender's approval.
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Mazer
Cent. A
S. 5Th St
Philadelphia
Reduced Prices on Leghorns at Cushman Poultry Ranch
Single comb White Leghorns offered at reduced prices after June 20 for immediate orders. Cushman Poultry Ranch located in Reedibura, Wisconsin.
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Cushman Poultry Ranch
Reedibura
Wii
Market Report on Hog Cattle and Sheep Receipts
Hog receipts total 30 000 with market steady and lower ranges across cuts. Bulk hogs 16 60 to 16 95, pigs 16 25 to 16 75, light 16 85 to 17.0. Cattle receipts 23 000 with steady to lower trend. beeves 12 85 to 18, canners and cutters 6 75 to 7 90, stockers and feeders 8 75 to 13 50. Sheep receipts 8 500 with prices 25 cents higher. shorn lambs 11 to 17 75, spring lambs 19 50 to 20 25, ewes 5 to 13 75.
Reedsburg Teen Undergoes Appendectomy
Kenneth Weidman, 18, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Weidman of five miles southeast of Reedsburg, was rushed to Reedsburg hospital Monday evening and operated on that night for appendicitis by a Milwaukee physician. The case was very serious but he is recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Weidman
Reedsburg Hospital
Milwaukee
Henry Weidman
Reedsburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Work OF Relief and Red Cross
Wang
Wen Ee
Progressives
Grage Lusk
Waupun
New Emanuel Evangelical Congregation
C. A. Clare
Leland
Clark
J. Briggs & CO
Third Avenue
G. A. Briggs
Fur Store
J. Larkin
George Clark
Dan Clark
Miss Mabel Johnston
Mabel Johnston
Martha R. Johnston
Miss Johnston
Baraboo High School
Rollin H. Johnston
Camp Jackson
S. C
A. F. Hasse
Sacramento
Elmer S. Johnston
W. R. Irish
C. E. Weed
John Grosinski
William Graf
Graf
John Shimnock
John Redmond
Charles
J. Freund
H. Voss
A. Schmidt
A. Bender
A. Rudy
H. Koenecke
R. Ullrich
Anthony Winckler
McIntosh
Charles Risley
N. T. Gill
Martin Hickey
C. A. Rood
James A. Stone
Frank Darrenougue
Winckler
New York City
Marquette County
Baptist Church
Oregon
Baumgarth
Kamrath
East Street
Hangen Hill
Stanley
G. W. Francis
Guernsey
Poland
C. W. Wichern
Lydon Speedler
John Kennedy
Lake Street
Wm. Bartenbach, Jr
Ableman
Wis
Chicago Livestock
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