Baraboo News Briefs from May Day Through Late Spring
Local notes report a newborn son to Mr and Mrs Alfred Bayer. Families move to 230 Blake street and Miss Kathryn Flanagen visits Baraboo from La Crosse. Rev Moorehead arrives from St Louis to lead the Presbyterian church. Summer hours start at the railway office from 7 30 to 4 30. Several legal cases and accidents are noted along with social events and a flying airplane sighting. Community updates include hospital recoveries and weddings, club meetings, and local commerce changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Bayer
August Streeck
Honey Creek
Blake Street
Kathryn Flanagen
la Crosse
Baraboo
Miss Flanagen
M. J. Flanagen
R. P. Perry
J. H. Moorehead
Reedsburg
Moorehead
St. Louis
Presbyterian Church
Marvin L. Loomis
Perry Loomis
Lyons
George Kuhnel
Phoenix
Arizona
Mr. Kuhnel
Wellington
Mueller’s Hall
Rodwell
Hazel May Krueger
Hill Street
A. K. Bassett
Second Avenue
L. H. Palmer
American Legion
Legion
Green Bay
Joseph Sibert
R. Cahoon
E. C. Henke
Theodore Smaltz
Supreme Court At
Madison
Till
Barron County
Supreme Court
State Dairy and Food Department
H. M. Scott
Sheboygan County
Justice Court
Circuit Court
G. D. Goodearl
R. C. C. Wehs
H. L. Halsted
L. R. Capener
Nekoosa
Wis
Alpha Chi Sigma
Elmer Fingerson
Newton Place
Wyoming
Spring Green
Harry Butterfield
Earl Hall
Milwaukee
Remington and
First Street
Home News
Evans & Morgan
F. W. Schoeller
Evangelical Church
C. E. Maves
Schoeller
Luce
Bridge Club
Mary Ruggles
Boothby
Menomonie
James Bailey
Prairie du Lac
Nathan Farnsworth
C. Blackman
Fred J. Schwartz
D. N. Quiggle
D. Joseph Johnson
Johnson
Bailey
Oak Street
T. F. Risley
Risley Brothers
Chicago
Norwalk
Sparta
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
State Board of Health
Walter Gravensky
F. A. Deckham
Edward Fees
Merrimack
The
Conservation Commission
George Weindekopf
California
Mr. Weidenkopf
Long Beach
John
Los Angeles
West
Weidenkopf
Hetland
S. C
Charles
Vane
State Conservation Commission
Sauk County
Barabaa
Alpha Phi Lodge
Irving Court
Barnard Hall
M. M. Robson
Christiana McClay
Elaida Barrett
Gaage
Frank Franks
Superintender Burkett
Roma Wartner
Okee
Jos. Dresent
Wisconsin River Power Co
Wartner
St. Mary’s Hospital
Spring Tonic Promises Health From Blood Purity
A vintage health advisory extols strong women and men through good blood. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a safe non alcoholic herbal remedy for thin blood, pale complexions, and fatigue. Orders mail in 60 cents per vial from Dr. Pierce's Invalids Hotel in Buffalo, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo, N. Y
Robins Nest Above Annex Upsets School Builders
In the high school annex a pair of robins chose a sky blue egg nest over the boys' town nest project. Teachers report pupils are careful and watchful for future hatchings, while the nest remains active until quiet resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Horstman
Flour Prices Hit Record High In Minneapolis Market
An Ottawa area report notes flour reached a new record price in Minneapolis on Thursday with a 50 cent rise per barrel. The price now sits at 16 dollars per barrel for 98 pound sacks in car lots, marking a two dollar advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Portage Hotel
Edward Lawson
Fred Krell
Madison
Allen Diffenbaugh Wrench & Tool Company
Baraboo
Ed. Johnston
Cazenovia
Kris Kramer
Henry Ringling
C. A. Dyke
A. H. Clark
Washington
A. L. Farnsworth
Vincent A. O’rourke
Osteopath
Luckow
Friends
Zella Mae Cooper
Presbyterian Hospital
Chicago
Miss Cooper
F. A. Cooper
John Williamson
W. E. Conway
Sarasota
Florida
Williamson
Devils Lake
Arkansas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Charles Ringling
Mrs. Ringling
Mrs. Williamson
Mr. Williamson
W. H. Vogler
Cook Street
Portage
Portage Register-Democrat
Wm. H. Vogler
West Cook Street
Armstrong
Vogler
Wonewoe
Edward Kingsley
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Promises Kidney Health Relief
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims many testimonials and urges readers to request a sample bottle by mail from Dr Kilmer Co at Binghamton NY with ten cent postage. Large and medium bottles are sold in drug stores.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Spring Health Boost
A nostalgic spring health ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as purifying the blood stimulating appetite aiding digestion and building strength. It claims the remedy makes food taste better and helps lift mood and energy for a brighter season. Keeps Hood's Pills for gentle laxative use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Lincoln's Wisconsin Visit Backed by Weather Records
The article notes Abraham Lincoln likely visited Port Washington in fall 1835 to practice law, with Prof J E Olson asserting the trip's reality. It cites unusually heavy spring rains that prevented his return and mentions the U S Weather Bureau corroborating the rainfall data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Port Washington
Wis
Wisconsin
J. E. Olson
University
Lincoln
U.S. Weather Bureau
Olson
Lfe
Prisoner Escape Folly Highlighted by Newark Advocate
Narrative verse quoted about a jail escape and capture by a sheriff’s posse. The poem notes the convict’s frail condition and mock triumph as he is restrained to a limb, reflecting a stark crime and punishment vignette from the Newark Advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke MecLuke
Newark
Plant a Tree Memorial Poem by David H Wright
Poem urging a living tribute to plant a tree in memory. It envisions a highway and landscape transformed with green leaves and tuneful melody as a lasting monument to the speaker, David H. Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Wright
Change in sixpence value lyrics remix
A playful verse notes sixpence now buys nothing while a pocketful of rye supposedly costs the weight of doubloons. Attributed to Tennyson J. Daft, the quip reflects time and price inflation in a humorous tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennyson J. Daft
Poem About a Woman Using Charm to Trap Men
A Canton News poem describes a woman who uses charm to land men and make them fall for her, with lines about men losing their heads and falling at her feet. The piece notes Luke McLuke of fallen creatures and reflects on how men are easily swayed by a woman's ingratiating tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Danderine Hair Product Ad Claims Hair Regrowth
An old print ad promotes Danderine costing only a few cents. It asserts after use no fallen hair remains and all hairs gain life vigor brightness color and thickness.
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