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Baraboo Weekly News

Location

Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1921

Page

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Wisconsin Dells Park Plan Seeks State Purchase and Lease Handoff

A legislative committee reports on creating a Wisconsin Dells state park. It notes part of the land is leased to G. H. Crandall and proposes purchasing the property with aid from Wisconsin River Power Co. and the Southern Wisconsin Power Co. for 70 000 dollars, with repayment projected within ten years.

The Dells G. H. Crandall Wisconsin National Park Wisconsin River Power Company Conservation Commission Wisconsin Power Company Crandall Southern Wisconsin Power Company Northern Lakes State Dells Parks Northern Lakes Price Sawyer Dells A Nye

Excelsior Man Injured Cultivating Corn

Alvin Claridge of Excelsior sustained a broken leg between the knee and ankle while cultivating corn. He is the son of Mr and Mrs William Claridge.

Alvin Claridge William Claridge Excelsior

Canada Aims to Seek Bergdoll Extradition from Germany

Canadian government considering Bergdoll extradition from Germany after he arrived on a forged Canadian passport. Justice Minister C. J. Cherry announced the plan following petitions by American Legion officials to war veterans groups.

Germany Bergdoll United States Der C. J. Cherry American Legion Dominion

Two Autos In Head-On Collision Near Lyons

On Sunday afternoon around 3 30 two cars collided near the A H Rotzoll garage in Lyons as an Oldsmobile roadster and a Hupmobile touring car met at the junction of North Freedom and Kilbourn roads. No injuries were reported though both units were badly damaged and towed to Rotzoll garage. The Oldsmobile belonged to Elmer Peace and the Hupmobile to the King Brothers of Richland Center. The King car carried three women and two men and was traveling with companions from Reedsburg and Baraboo when the crash occurred. Both cars carried insurance.

Lyons A. H. Rotzoll Oldsmobile Freedom Road Kilbourn Road Elmer Peace Warren Hotel Chicago University King Brothers of Richland Center Rotzoll King Kilbourn Baraboo Devils Lake Arthur Huebing Reedsburg Richland Center

Miss Grahn Heads to Boston for Training

Miss Palma H. Grahn, long time Sauk county nurse, will leave in July for Boston to take special training at the Floating Hospital. After a course, she will work in a new field. Her Sauk county contract ends July 1 and no trained nurse remains until a replacement is found.

Palma H. Grahn Sauk County Boston Boston Floating Hospital

Work Renewed on Warner Road Between Baraboo and Devils Lake

War ner Memorial road work resumed between Baraboo and Devils Lake after rain halted pouring since Saturday evening June 4. The mixer sits near the Claude woods cottage as ground remains wet delaying completion depending on forthcoming weather.

Warner Memorial Baraboo Devils Lake Claude Woods

Another Soldier Laid To Rest

Funeral services for Elmore E E Schram son of Mr and Mrs Henry G Schram were held Sunday afternoon from the home and later at the Lutheran church Rev H Mueller and Edwin Blakewell officiated with the church choir in attendance The pallbearers included Herbert Wagner of Milwaukee George Guthrie Roy Wettstein George Weirich Russell Graff Doran Dieter all Baraboo youths who died in World War I The bearers were soldiers in uniform The Baraboo Marine band and American Legion soldiers in khaki accompanied the funeral cortege to the cemetery Color bearers were two former sailors Lester Ware and Robert Curry

Elmore EE. Schram Henry G. Schram Lutheran Church H. Mueller Edwin Blakewell Herbert Wagner Milwaukee Baraboo George Guthrie Roy Wettstein George Weirich Russell Graff Doran Dieter

Soldier Edward Elmore Rapped With Honor At Baraboo Cemetery

The Baraboo community held services for Edward Elmore born March 27, 1898 Milwaukee. He enlisted in 1915, served at the border, fought in France and was killed August 11 1918 at Chateau Thierry. A firing squad led by Sgt George Knight fired a parting salute as his casket lay covered with the American flag amid visiting relatives and friends. The city closed ice cream parlors from two to three o'clock during the funeral.

Edward Harmel George Knight Baraboo Elmore Milwaukee Co. A Baraboo-Reedsburg Sauk County France Chateau Thierry A. H. Schram Nora Merrill Wis Dorothy Pease Chicago O. Reed Paul Seifeld St. Cloud Alma Ray Madison Ethel Langner Finnegan Kilbourn Bert Polson

Finish Grade on Hilly Road in County

Two miles of bluff road between Leland and Loganville have been graded and will soon be surfaced with crushed rock. The effort reduced the grade from 20 percent to 6 percent, easing travel. Foremen Charles Steuber Clarence Page and John Bauer led the project at the request of William Halbersleben and Assemblyman Carl Koenig.

Bluff Leland Loganville Charles Steuber Clarence Page John Bauer William Halbersleben Highway Committee Carl Koenig B. H. Groth

W C T U Convention Closes After Successful Session

The W C T U convention held June 14 and 15 in Baraboo closed with officers reelected for the coming year. New delegates from Spring Green joined as the group aims to double its 77 members by September 1.

Baptist Church George Hanson Baraboo George Seamans Reedsburg W. S. Craker Alice Wakefield George Hughes Nettie M. Hayes Mary Keller Burch Webster Carpenter Spring Green Ella Sandford Stevens Point Health Department of Wisconsin

Burns Fatal at Elroy Doctor in Bed Fire

The Elroy doctor F F Field died two days after a bedroom fire in his Main Street home. Fire crews arrived promptly to find a bed ablaze and Field severely burned, possibly from an electrically wrapped globe used to ease pain. The globe explosion is blamed for igniting bedding.

F. F. Field Elroy Main Street

Canning Company Begins Operations At Local Plant

The Herfort Canning company started operation at the local factory processing peas. About 21 loads were canned today with a goal of 60 to 70 loads daily once fully up to speed. Output aims for around 50,000 cases of peas this year despite a shorter crop and drought threats.

Herfort Canning Company R. R. Grosinski The Canning Company Grosinski

Reedsburg Forms Military Company With 45 Men

Reedsburg men and boys organized a new military company on Tuesday. A battalion headquarters unit of 45 men and one officer was approved with Herman Miller as commanding officer. Lieut. B. R. McCoy explained the program and aims to muster in next week and train at Camp Douglas this summer with armory improvements financed by the government.

Reedsburg H. B. Quimby B. R. McCoy Madison Herman Miller Camp Douglas

Prairie du Sac Blooming Out In Show

Prairie du Sac News reports Lewis Fraust and Earl Bonham bringing a dog and pony act to town. The trained animals will rest a few weeks before entering the Keith Vaudeville circuit. Bonham will not travel on the next trip.

Lewis Fraust Earl Bonham Ciy Keith Prairie du Sac News

First Sauk County Park Opened Near Wonewoc

The first Wisconsin county park was opened near Wonewoc on Sunday in Woodland town. William Laubscher donated land, with support from the Sauk County highway commission and community, creating Fairy Dell Highway Park with a band stand, tables, a fern dell and a spring. State and county officials praised parks and urged continued state aid for county parks.

Wisconsin Wonewoc Sauk County Woodland Hazelwood John A. Hazelwood Madison Head Minneapolis St. Paul Kingsford A. C. Kingsford R. B. Griggs William Halbersleben E. H. Groth

Tree Breaks Six Wires at Elroy

A tree at Elroy toppled and broke six high tension wires of the Bara Boo Valley Utility company pulling loose supporting poles for several spans. The outage cut power from the Prairie du Lac dam to Elroy for about four hours.

Elroy Baraboo

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Solons Power Company Canada Berlin Hupmobile Miss Grahn Warner Road Elmore Schram Elmore E. Schram Ad Carter W.C.T.U Burns Prairie DU Sac First County State Highway Commission Fairy Dell Highway Park PRR William Laubscher County Highway Commission Will Head
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