Mother's Day Sermon Highlights Husbands and Homes
Rev W W Moore of the M E church preached on Mother's Day stressing the Christian basis of motherhood and the duty to care for the aged. The Sparta Morrow Memorial Home for the Aged, funded by Miss Mary Morrow of Sparta Wisconsin, houses twenty five and seeks to extend a home spirit through the church with offerings to support elderly members.
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W. W. Moore
M. E. Church
Jesus
Mr. Moore
God
Christ
John
Our Church
Sparta
Morrow
Mary Morrow
Wisconsin
Joseph M
Olive Morrow
Hospital Gift Accepts Ringling Residence For Use By Sisters
A May 2 meeting committee reports Mrs. Ringling donates her north of Tenth Street property to the Sisters of St. Mary for a hospital. Twelve thousand dollars has been subscribed. A citizens committee will receive subscriptions and disburse funds for remodeling and equipment, with a financial statement to follow.
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Della Ringling
Luise Gattiker
E. P. McFetridge
J. van Orden
Visit With Lyons Barons Parents Hosted by Podells
Mrs. Arthur Podell and baby Madison visit Mrs Podell’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Barron of Lyons, joining the Barons family gathering.
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Mrs
Arthur Podell
Baby Madison
Mrs. Podell
Ezra Barron
Lyons
Bara Boo W C T U elects officers at meeting
The Bara Boo W C T U met at the Geo McGilvra home with Mrs Goode presiding. After devotionals by Mrs Mertzke and Mrs Hughes the group planned a future food sale and elected delegates to the county convention on June 14 and 15 at Merrimack. Officers chosen were Mrs E C Henke president Mrs Geo Hughes vice president Mrs H G Mertzke recording secretary Mrs Carrie Goode corresponding secretary and Mrs George Carpenter treasurer. A picnic supper followed with the gentlemen who furnished transportation as guests.
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Baraboo W. C. T. U
Geo. McGilvra
Goode
Mertzke
Hughes
Merrimack
E. C. Henke
Geo. Hughes
H. G. Mertzke
Carrie Goode
George Carpenter
Union
Bull chases youth on farm near Madison
Chris Schenck, 15, narrowly escaped being gored by an angered bull on Moris Hammersley farm near Madison Thursday. Rented by Arthur Alexander, the bull broke free, chased Schenck in the yard, but Alexander intervened, driving the animal away. Schenck recovered without medical aid.
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Chris Schenck
Moris
Hammersley Farm
Madison
Arthur Alexander
Schenck
Baraboo
Alexander
Hottest May 10 on Record in Wisconsin
The hottest May 10 in many years was logged Wednesday in Wisconsin and nearby areas. Baraboo thermometers reached as high as 90 degrees.
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Wisconsin
Baraboo
Kilbourn Pastor Accepts Madison Church Appointment
The Rev. Wm. Lochner, longtime pastor of Kilbourn and Newport Lutheran churches, accepted a Madison appointment and has moved there. Saturday visitors included Mrs. George Morse and Mrs. J. H. Morehead of Reedsburg.
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Wm. Lochner
Kilbourn
Newport
Madison
George Morse
J. H. Morehead
Reedsburg
Baraboo Shippers Form New Centralized Cooperative
Local Shippers Co operative Livestock association held a Wednesday evening meeting to dissolve the old group and create a new corporation to be governed under state law. speakers urged central marketing through one channel, warning that rising tenancy and lack of crop prices threaten many farms and that big business privilege harms farmer prosperity.
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Baraboo Shippers Co-operative Livestock Association
Tillie
Milwaukee
Combination Livestock Sales Association
Nordman
Department of Markets
Ison
Nordmen
Symposium on Success Opens Fortnightly Year End Meeting
At the Fortnightly Literary club home, members explored success themes in a symposium titled Success. Dr Stekl read a paper noting three keys to success knowing limits expanding strengths and honoring inclinations. Other speakers discussed happiness honesty tact initiative and the six I s of success from Robert W Babson. Officers elected included H E Cole president G W Snyder vice president R B Griggs secretary and Miss Christina Wright treasurer.
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Frank H. Horstman
C. F. Stekl
Dr. Stekl
S. J. Hood
H. E. Cole
Ohio
Robert W. Babson
G. W. Snyder
R. B. Griggs
Christina Wright
Miss Mildred Warner Returns Home From Jefferson Visit
Miss Mildred Warner comes home today after visiting relatives in Jefferson.
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Mildred Warner
Jefferson
Baraboo Hikers Visit Portage
Baraboo visitors from the Heart of-the-Hills Walking club toured Portage with host E. A. Gilman. The group, including H. E. Cole and R. B. Griggs, discussed wide ranging topics from civilization to politics during an Ember luncheon at the Parlor of Departed Spirits.
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Register- Democrat
Portage
Baraboo
E. A. Gilman
Agency House
John H. Kinzie
Wisconsin
Wau-Bun
Old Fort
Marquette and Joliet
Pauquette
H. E. Cole
Devils Lake
Bryan
Birge
United States
England
Germany
Fleming
Depar
Portage Register Democrat
City Solons Hold Meeting in Baraboo
Baraboo city council met in city hall with S. H. Wood reappointed city clerk and A. F. Reiner as deputy. They adopted street oiling at three cents per linear foot, kept last year’s bank balance arrangements, created a board of public works, authorized a $50 land-use payment to John Rooney, and planned to restore the city crushing plant. An ordinance tightens hydrant parking and a personal injury claim by F. E. Lettergren was referred to the city attorney.
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S. H. Wood
A. F. Reiner
Barabbo
Baraboo
Board of Public Works
John Rooney
F. E. Lettergren
Wonewoc Couple Files for Marriage Licenses
Elmer J. Coles of Juneau county and Almeda Lankey of Wonewoc have filed marriage papers signaling an upcoming wedding.
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Elmer J. Coles
Juneau County
Almeda Lankey
Wonewoc
City Maiden Prefers Farm For Summer Helper Role
A 20 year old Chicago resident seeks a farm job as a mother's helper for the summer. She has city experience with one prior farm summer seven years ago and can provide references if needed. She hopes to start June first and would welcome a farmer's wife to contact the office for her address.
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Chicago
Fishing Rules Clarified for Lake Wisconsin
Deputy Attorney General Hoyt advises the conservation commission that bullheads perch and sunfish may be caught in Lake Wisconsin and Marathon County only from June 1 to December 1. The ruling resolves conflicting game law provisions and places Lake Wisconsin under the seasonal restriction.
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Lake
Wisconsin
Conservation Commission
Hoyt
Marathon County
Baraboo Loses to Richland in Baseball Clash
Richland Center High School defeated Baraboo High 13 to 6 at the fairgrounds on Saturday. Richland pitchers Crowe Nesbit and teammates powered by two home runs, while Baraboo led until the fifth inning before misfortune struck. Baraboo lineup included Gust Higgins Hanson Mould Rueland Cooper Brandt Smith Hilliard Pease Cahoon. Richland Center lineup featured Crowe Fogo Thompson Miner Peckham Burdick Graves Nesbit Wolfring Ewinger. Umpire Seagraves.
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Richland Center
Baraboo High School
Fairgrounds
Crowe
Fogo
Thompson
Miner
Peckham
Burdick
Graves
Nesbit
Wolfring
Ewinger
Seagraves
Coroner to Probe Auto Mystery Inquest Ordered
Coroner orders an inquest after Mazel Johnson 22 dies following a skull fracture from a leap from an automobile. Autopsy held, statements unavailable due to her illness. Witnesses reported conflicting details as Hunt, Miss Gnerlich, Miss Johnson, and Conlin recount events before a dance at Bernard's park.
Stork With Baby Delays Springfield Train
A stork carrying a newborn delayed the Springfield bound Chicago Peoria and St. Louis train at Cantrall Illinois as it delivered a baby daughter to Mrs Lyman Owen of Petersburg Illinois. Mr Owen and Dr W A Young of Springfield were in the receiving line. Mother and baby were taken to a hospital and were reported doing nicely. The train arrived forty minutes late.
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Springfield
Chicago
Peoria
St. Louis
Cantrall
Ill
Lyman Owen
Petersburg
Owen
W. A. Young
Sprinfield
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City Maiden Prefers Farm
Richland
Georgis Hopley
Prohibition
Washington
Miss Hoviey
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St. Mary's Hospital
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Gedda Grahn
H. H. Savage
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Lois McGilvra
Stork
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