Former Baraboo Resident Visits Early Home Near Ableman
Milwaukee attorney Samuel M. Williams returns from a trip to Sauk County visiting his birth farm near Ableman and the Thomas and Williams lineages. He notes lost buildings, altered landscapes, and recalls pioneer life as he plans possible moves of relatives and discusses his brother Micajah's factory site work in Milwaukee.
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Baraboo
Samuel M. William
Albeman
Samuel M. Williams
Milwaukee
Oscar Depdler
Doosier
Mr. Williams
Williams Farm
Abieman
Major
Charles H. Williams
Sauk County
Holts Farm
Charles
Oliver
William
Terrell
Corwin
Sarah
Margaret
Moses Chaplain
Belle
Gerard Bacon
John Schimnoik
Ableman
Carl Bartenbach
Alfred Williams
Major Williams
Micajah T. Williams
Grant County
Dairy advertisement push urged by Kelly for Holstein milk
John M. Kelly, attorney and cattle breeder, urged a national advertising campaign for Holstein milk at the Holstein-Friesian Association of America meeting in Kansas City. He proposed a committee to craft a nationwide plan and noted dairying lags in selling to consumers. He was elected vice president of the association and previously spoke in Madison on Wisconsin product publicity.
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John WM. Kelley
Ringling-Barney- Bailey Circuses
Kansas City
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Kelly
U.S
Seniator Capper
Kelley
The
Great Association
Wisconsin
Madison
Wisconsin Bankers’ Association
Milwaukee
Bungalow on Wheels Charms Baraboo Traveler
T. F. Sherman of Great Falls Montana arrived in Baraboo yesterday in his nickname bungalow on wheels named The Way-Farer. The mobile home measures 14 by 6 by 6 feet with beds divans a refrigerator electric lights and glass windows with lace curtains.
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Bungalow On Wheels
Baraboo
T. F. Sherman
Great Falls
Mont
Mr. Sherman
Columbus
Wis
Montana
Florida
Maine
Baraboo High School Band Praised for Excellence
The Baraboo High School band wowed Kilbourn crowds with vim and vigor at the Kilbourn tournament and Baraboo commencement in the Al Ringling Theatre. Under F E Morey guidance the group wore white sailor suits with black ties and received loud applause after each number.
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Baraboo High School
Kilbourn
J. E. Jones
al. Ringling Theatre
F. E. Morey
District Eight Westfield History by Virg il Alexander
District No 8 in Win field began as a forest. Early settlers bought forty acres at 1 25 an acre to educate their children. The land, now valued well above the original price, is owned by Ed Behn. The district acreage is nearly all cleared and cultivated with good crops especially the main ones.
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John Schawn
Henry Nippert
Carl Baker
Rowlak
John Hine
Mary Patterson
Flora Daniels
John Shawne
Daniel Collins
Wiam Hazenhouse
John Sharer
Fredrick Schulte
Peter Stackhouse
Wilsum Schulte
Bui’ Cts M
Nettie Brown
Belle Flitcroft
Grant Weidman
Winfield
Ed. Behn
Kiwanis Club Hosts Routine Weekly Lunch
Baraboo Kiwanis members met Wednesday for their regular luncheon at the Warren. Two Chautauqua management members spoke briefly. C M Du Bois read a Boone Iowa Board of Commerce letter on trucking and railways. Baraboo roads discussed with promise of repair. Flag Day article read by Dr C F Stekl. Patriotic songs sung. Monroe Motorcyclers passed through Baraboo Sunday.
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Kiwanis Club
the Warren
Chautauqua Management
Messrs. Murphy
Coppadge
C. M. du Bois
Railroad Brotherhoods
Boone, Iowa
Kiwanis News
Quale
Baraboo Kiwanis Club
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John M. Kelley
Westfield
Virgil Alexander
Percy Alexander
Monroe Motorcyers Club
Heisey
Redactio
South Side Department Store
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