Greenfield road drag impresses visitors. Baraboo urged to follow
Skillet Creek residents note Greenfield’s road drag and question Baraboo's use. Local social updates include weddings, school events, alumni teaching positions, travels to Barron and Richland Center, family visits, and a measles note for Genevieve and Everett Newell. Community transitions encompass illnesses, home painting, dances, and neighborly gatherings across multiple households.
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Wm. Toole
Will
Flora Rich
Erma Hoeg
Greenfield
Baraboo
Dwight Welch
Barron
Wm. Wichern
Glen Hill
Bellows
Lena Alwin
Paul Cahoon
Walter Pierce
Richland Center
Pierce
Lee Cahoon
John Hamburg
H. Bittrich
Ernest
Henry
Samuel Welch
Dwight
Wm. Marquardt
Wm. Shale
Albert Heffsl
Fairfield Social Notes Record Visitors
Fairfield residents Mr. and Mrs. Tom Burton with daughter Lula hosted visitors including Mr. Davis from Baraboo in a brief social gathering.
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Tom Burton
Lula
Mr. Davis
Baraboo
Salt Aneus Cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla Remedy
A historical advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures a skin disease described as Salt Aneus with oozing and scaling symptoms. The ad promotes this “great and unequalled” remedy as effective for such conditions.
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Hood
Best Laxative for the Aged Promoted by Fisher Bros
An old age audience benefits from Dr King’s New Life Pills noted for safety and gentle action. Fisher Bros. endorse the remedy as prompt and easy for elderly users.
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Dr. King
Fisher Bros
Denzer Community Notes and Local Events
Cenzer Ulrich Clement is seriously ill and hospitalized at Madison. Amanda Aller stays with sister Mrs Edd Zick Jr. Children’s day celebrated at Denzer church Sunday. Mr and Mrs Robert Moll moved into A Clement’s house. Aug Mallon’s car overturned en route to Prairie du Lac. Gotlieb Warrock and Chas Hill were in the car and escaped with minor injuries.
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Ulrich Clement
Madison Hospital
Amanda Aller
Edd. Zick, Jr
Denzer
Robert Moll
A. Clement
Aug. Mallon
Prairie du Lac
Gotlieb Warrock
Chas Hill
Bound Over to Court in Schultz Case
District Attorney Hill went to Reedsburg to attend the preliminary hearing of Frank Stepp and Mrs. Augustus Schultz, detained after C. G. Schultz death. Both waived examination and the case was bound over to the circuit court. Stepp remains jailed while Mrs. Schultz posted bail.
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Hill
Reedsburg
Frank Stepp
Augustus Schultz
C. G. Schultz
Steppe
Shultz
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Gentle Annie
B. Donovan & Co
Drawers
Feoreceecre
Macy
Colines
India
McKinley
Val
Skillet Creek
Robert Burton
Allie Newell
Genevieve
Everett
Claude Newell
Marion Frazier
Delton Town
Charles Higgins
Roy Frazier
North Freedom
Richard Herwig
Hanson
Mrs. Smith
Vermont
George Hanson
Fairfield
Cenzer
Oak Street
Buckley & Taylor
Stanly