Westward visits and local industry news in Baraboo
Mrs J H Mastin returns from Petaluma with family plans for Baraboo workers as the Radiator factory nears arrival of equipment from Racine. Sauk county dairy statistics show 68 percent labor supply and 112 percent demand, plus milk yield data. An Oldsmobile aeroplane circulates Baraboo advertising trucks with a $100 purchase offer.
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J H. Mastin
Ringling Heatre
the Shepard
Hills
C. L. Roser
Sauk County
State Department of Agriculture
J. A. Becker
Madison
Sauk
F. R. Winslow
Louis W. Jacobs
L. M. Jacobs
Washington
Baltimore
John Hopkins University and Hospital
Sauk City Soldier’s Body to Return Home from Kent England
Leonard Reuter private first class died of influenza at Kent England October 3 1918. His body will arrive at Hoboken New Jersey May 24 and be interred in Sauk City Catholic cemetery. His mother Mrs Katherine Reuter of Sauk City received the telegram.
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Sauk City
Kent
England
Leonard Reuter
Hoboken
N. J
Katherine Reuter
Non-Partisan League nominates Carl Koenig for assembly
Carl Koenig of Loganville was nominated to represent Sauk county in the assembly at a Farmers Non Partisan League convention to be held at Honge Creek hall on May 18. Delegates were named to attend the state convention in Molison in June. The convention backed James Thompson of La Crosse for U S senator and J D Beck of Viroqua for congress. Arthur Ochsner of Plain chairs the county executive committee.
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League
Carl Koenig
Loganville
Assembly
Sauk County
Farmers’ Non- Partisan League
Honge Creek Hall
Molison
James Thompson
la Crosse
United States
J. D. Beck
Viroqua
Congress
Arthur Ochsner
Plain
Ringling Guest Yacht At Mirror Lake Opens Delton Hotel
Mrs. Al Ringling plans a $5,000 launch named Miss Arbutus to serve guests on Mirror Lake near Kilbourn. Her Morris Hotel, 40 by 202 feet with 52 rooms, includes $6,000 kitchen gear and a 5,000 dollar pipe organ amid Austrian dining chairs and an electric system. The hotel, to be finished by mid June, sits 150 feet from the lake with a 25 to 30 car garage and a rustic waterfall approach.
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Arbutus
Mrs. AL. Ringling
Mirror Lake
Miss Arbutus
Morris Hotel
Morris
Ringling
Ure
Austria
Arbutu
Wm. H. Phelipp
Chicago inventor A H Allen to settle in Baraboo for wrench plant
A H Allen of Chicago, inventor of a new model wrench and brother of Baraboo resident L N Allen, plans to arrive in Baraboo to manufacture the tool. A shop will be fitted in a portion of the car barns within two to three weeks.
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A. H. Allen
Chicago
Baraboo
Mr. Allen
L. N. Allen
Auto collision on Broadway and Third Avenue minor damage reported
Louis Fienberg and T N Buckley collided at 6 30 PM with Buckley north on Broadway and Fienberg west on Third Avenue. Fienberg Maxwell lost two tires and fenders while Buckley applied brakes wrongly. both drivers uninjured and Fienberg’s car ended on the sidewalk near Stewart Alexander Lumber.
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Louis Fienberg
T. N. Buckley
Broadway
Third Avenue
Buckley
Mr. Fienberg
Fienberg
Maxwell
Stewart-Alexander Lumber Company
Sparta
Baraboo
J .W. Davis
W. L. Harr
Kenosha
Bozeman
Montana
Ruth Becker
Philipp Gibbons
Baraboo Notes and Local Quips from Wisconsin Chronicle
Social updates feature Miss Ella Andro purchasing a residence at Maple and Vine, visits from Mrs. Hawkins and Miss Myers, moves by Mr. and Mrs. Bockhouse to Montford, and Madison traveler C H Russell in Baraboo. Reports on a hospital infection, an operation by a Madison surgeon, summer in Los Angeles, and grasshopper warnings from the Wisconsin College of Agriculture. Also details a Prairie du Lac lightning fire, a Baraboo funeral in La Valle, Burr Robbins visiting, Julia Shinner headed to Winona for a wedding, Elroy lighting plans, and Prairie du Sac bridge work progress with 25 workers and railway plans.
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W. M. von Kuhn
Winslow
Arizona
Henry Bittrich
von Kuhn
Harold Merle
Arletta Lessler
New Haven
Conn
Mary Porter
Baraboo
F. A. Newell
Park Street
City
Louis Schultz
John Strode
Helen Strode
Oxford
Hirschinger Springs
Gamma Phi Rho
Booster Club
Baraboo High School
Lyons Girl
Lyons
North Freedom
Oldsmobile
Earl D. Schilling
Joe Lusby
Ash Street
Ella Andro
John W Wright
Maple and
Vine Street
D. Hawkins
Madison
John Corbin
Mayme Myers
Mazamanie
T. F. Bockhouse
Montford
Chicago & Northwestern
C. H. Russell
J. C. Weirich
N. M. Bliss
Los Angeles
California
Wisconsin
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Peter Witwen
Prairie du Lac
M. R. Case
C E. Morse
la Valle
Thomas Jessop
Jessop
Julius Jessope la Valle
Burr Robbins
Tomah
Robbins
Moving Picture Theatre
Third Avenue
Julia Shinner
Winona
Elizabeth Lane
Miss Lane
William Lane
Elroy
Prairie du Sac
Reedsburg
F. A. Cooper
Flora
Tacoma
Washington
University of Wisconsin At
Sauk County
Okee
Bishop
Wonewoc
A. R. White
Mr. White
Dominic Brunel
Automobile Supply Company
Chicago
Ford
Big Hollow
Spring Green
George Ring
J E. Cushman
Ervin Bump
Sugar Trust
Fairfield
Glenville
Greenfield
Ora Woods
Henry Engelking
Woods
Merry
Engelking
Margaret Sneathen
Ione Horstman
Stephenie Schultz
Eleanor Rommelfanger
Miss Lenz
Julia Calis
Marion Fisher
Lora Flinn
Dorothy Davenport
T. B. Towle
Excelsior Creamery
Herman Moss
Mr. Towle
Delton
Essie Brooks
Milwaukee Journal
E. M. Koltes
Waunakee
William Bentz
Caledonia
Bentz
Ninty Miles
A. R. Attridge
Dorothy Steuber
Ella Cook
Esther Steuber
Frea
Heidt
Portage
Baraboo Area Sees River Power Line Plan Unfold
Residents of West and nearby areas back a move to secure electric power from the Wisconsin River Power company. A committee led by Carl Koenig Fred Steckelberg and August Licht was formed to finalize arrangements as funds are provided.
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Carl Koenig
West
Wisconsin River Power Company
Reedsburg
Loganville
Fred Steckelberg
August Licht
Frank S. Warner
Baraboo
Seattle
Coleman Building
W W. Warner
Madison
Warner
Anna Dano
Tomah
Paul Warner
Chicago
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Denver
Alexander
John Zentner
Hvidah Stevens
Trimpey
Ward Shepard
Mary Elizabeth Lane
Harry H. Meehan
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Full Nutrition and Strength
A Justice of the Peace in Indiana credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with improving appetite and vitality noting after three bottles he enjoys three hearty meals daily, works hard, and sleeps well. The ad touts fifty years of sales and claims preparation by educated pharmacists.
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Justice of the Peace
Indiana
Hood
Hard Times Far Off If Men Are Cautious
George M. Reynolds a Chicago banker says panics and business depression are far off if men use caution. He urges wary lending and saving practices to avert financial distress.
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George M. Reynolds
Chicago
Farmer dies after timber falls during repair work
Harry Ryan a bachelor farmer living between Paynette and Lodi was accidentally killed when a timber fell from a building he was repairing. He was alone and the body was found several hours later.
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Harry Ryan
Paynette
Lodi
Denver 1920 Census Hits 256,369 Population
The 1920 census assigns Denver a population of 256,369, an increase of 42,988 residents from the previous count. The figure highlights Denver's growth and urban expansion during the period.
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Denver
Bayer Aspirin Trademark Summary
Bayer insists on genuine Bayer Aspirin in Bayer packages with directions for colds pain headache neuralgia lumbago and rheumatism. The Bayer name signifies genuine aspirin prescribed for nineteen years with 12 tablet handy boxes costing a few cents. Aspirin is a trademark of Bayer and is the monoacetyl ester of salicylic acid.
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Bayer
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