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Newspaper
Baraboo Weekly News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
4
Straw vote indicates Hoover and Wood top party picks
A St. Paul paper on March 4 1920 reports Hoover leading Democrats and General Wood leading Republicans in a presidential straw poll. The article notes Canada seeks emigrants from rural areas and mentions rising wages bringing new names to the income tax rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Hoover
The Price of Delay
A New York Times editorial warns that Bolshevism dominates Russia and threatens broader regions, including Poland, Afghanistan, and India, with Western agents active in Europe and the U S. It argues delay in forming a lasting league harmed a united front against aggression.
Self-Reliance and Individual Enterprise Emphasized
The Ohio State Journal urges readers to pursue self-reliance and personal enterprise rather than depending on others. It argues that true manhood lies in directing one's own destiny, with a current opening for individual initiative amid organized industry.
Freezone corn treatment promises painless relief
An old advertisement claims Lift off Corns with Freezone costs only a few cents. It says you apply drops to corn or callus and instantly the pain stops. The bottle is sold at drug stores and promises quick, painless removal.
Emma Goldman and Bolshevik Deportation Debate
A columnist argues for deporting Bolshevists to stem unrest, likening it to historical Puritan practices. The piece defends national self protection and internal security, asserting America must not become a venue for radical agitation. It frames deportation as a government right and duty.
Ott visits Baraboo as rail reforms tour nears Madison
Charles William Ott regional railroad director for the Rocky Mountain district visits Baraboo, interviews John C. Bunn the Baker of Baraboo, and plans a Salt Lake City stop before Madison. He recalls passes, rail privatization aims, and a safety tale from Dunkirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles William Ott
Telegraph
U. S. Railroad Administration
Rocky Mountain District
Salt Lake City
Jack Boyle
East
Chicago
Mr. Ott
San Francisco
Baraboo
Ott
United States
John C. Bunn
Bunn
H. E. Cole
Mr. Bunn
Madison
Wisconsin State Historical Society
Badger Indian Chiefs Visit State Museum
Chief Kahquados and Chief Wamegasako of the Potawatomi in Forest County visit the Wisconsin Historical Society en route to Washington to prove chieftainship claims. Exhibits include a 1827 treaty grandfather signed, a George III medal, and an 1835 Jackson-era flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kahquados
Wamegasako
Forest County
Pottawatomi
Wisconssin Historical Society
Washington
United States
George III
England
Andrew Jackson
State Historical Museum
Kehquados
Wavar
Reedsburg Council Fixes Local Salaries Across City
The Reedsburg council sets multiple salaries including Mayor at 150 dollars yearly and City Clerk at 125 dollars monthly. Several positions receive monthly or hourly rates such as Street and Assessor at 0.40 dollars per hour, Fire Chief at 25 dollars yearly, and Watchman at fires at 50 cents per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsburg
E. & W. Dept
Herman Meyer
Lorenz Spraetz
Weed
Hook & Ladder
Chemical
Fire Dept
Baraboo News Briefs and Local Happenings
Local items report births and births names in Prairie du Sac, Baraboo and nearby. Family movements include Simonds, Gibbons, Stackhouse and Koltes. Community notes cover club events, fire department call, and university malted milk figures. A nighttime party, a surprise gathering, and charity card games are noted along with public notices and civic activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capener
L. R. Capener
Baraboo
Prairie du Lac
Sauk
Sauk County
Speeders’ Club
William Simonds
Mr .Simonds
Fred Simonds
Vee Gibbons
Kenosha
William Stackhouse Jr
Reedsburg
F. N. Kinsley
Women’s Relief Corps
Washington
Paul Amaro
Fort Sheridan
E. M. Koltes
Oak Street
Adolph Andro
Andro
Verge Parker
Northwestern
Madison
Fred Becker
Ash
Fourth Streets
Oscar Mertzke
Watertown
California
Mertzke
J. F. Kartack
Gertrude Kartack
A. D. Keller
Kewanee, Il
M DeBray
DeBray
James Young
Herman Grotophorst
St. Petersburg
Florida
Grotophorst
Alexander Smith
Willis Ryan
E. P. Hall
Harry Butterfield
J. E. Stekl
T. H. Tudor
Texas
France
Beraboo
Devils Lake
University of Wisconsin Statetician
Hazel Brown
Dorothy Rounds
Edith Lippett
Margaret, Pierce
Mary Elizabeth Reinking
Elizabeth Stackhouse
Howard Newberry
Norris Clement
Samuel Fisher
Eighth Avenue
Kent
Illness hits family of John Astle in rural route report
Rural route carrier 2 Riel P. Plummer reports the family of John Astle is ill. The garbled text references a farm and route details, indicating a health issue affecting the Astle household during delivery.
Also Mentioned on This Page
General Wood
Canada
Russia
Poland
Afghanistan
India
Britain
Europe
Ion the Great Alliance
Germany
New York Times
Indus
Ohio State Journal
Emmma
Emma Goldman
Emma
Dane County
Bolshevists
America
Uncle Sam
Anne “ Fatman
Dunkirk
New York
Connecticut
Detroit
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Grand Rapids
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Idaho
Indiana
St. Louis
Wyoming
Colorado
Iowa
Ohio
Chattanooga
Boston
Jerusalem
New Jersey
Barabo
Sauk Currt
B. J. Kramer
Eliza Ringling
Delton
Stewart & Alexander Lumber Co
L. M. Jacobs
Second Street
Kkogg
Hitea
O. D. Brandenburg
Vulcan
W. D. Stanley
G. H. Hill
Thoreau
R. A. Leonard
DePere
Kate
Maine
Maryland
Providence
Newport
Kate Chase Sprague
Canon
Chet
Kate Reignolds
Kate Brownlee Sherwood
Kate Foote
Kate Fisk
Kate Claxton
Kate W. Hamilton
Kate Vannah
Kate Fisher Kimball
Kate Kidden
Kate Douglas Wiggin
Kate M
Badger
State Museum
Council
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