Reedsburg Girl Athletic Winner at National Meet
Miss Ann Faber, Reedsburg High School graduate, won first prize at the second annual Inter Departmental track and field meet in Washington D C. General Pershing Secretary Baker and officials attended. Faber presented to Congressman Keating of Colorado to receive the gold medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Faber
Reedsburg High School
Washington, D. C
Centraligh School
General Pershing
Baker
Faber
Congressman Keating
Colorado
Married Popp and Viestenz Tie at Home Ceremony
Godfrey Popp of Green Bay and Anna Viestenz of Arcadia wed today at noon in the residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Marriott. Rev F Popp of Ableman officiated. Out of town guests included Rev and Mrs Popp and son Carl, William Fogarty, and Rev and Mrs R Lederer with son Kurt. The couple will live in Green Bay with Popp in the drug business. The bride previously lived in Greenfield near Baraboo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey Popp
Green Bay
Anna Viestenz
Arcadia
W. H.marriott
F. Popp
Ableman
Popp
Carl
William Fogarty
R. Lederer
Kurt
Arecadia
Time change on last Sunday of October explored
The article notes clocks shift at midnight on the last Sunday of October as the system ends. It explains public confusion over the date after Congress abandoned daylight saving, calling the last adjustment the government meddling with time.
Social visits and hometown notes from Sandusky area
Mr and Mrs L H Conlon of Chicago visited Mrs Conlon s parents Mr and Mrs John Clossey in Reedsburg and spent the past week with her sister Mrs G A Powell in Sandusky. Miss Lydia Hart travels to St Paul for music at St Agatha and will live with her aunt Mrs Malley. Various locals host and visit friends and family across Reedsburg and surrounding households including Miss Ida Jaquish kitchen shower and other weekend calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Conlon
Chicago
Reedsburg
B. D. Woods
Minerd
Cazenovia
A B. White
M. E. Carr
Kilbourn Fair
Will Powers
Manston
Frank Haugh
Powers
Grace R. Cady
A. W. Cady
Fred Maas
Patrick
Margaret Hurley
Ernest Retzlaff
Herman Retzlaff
Excelsior
Retzlaff
Bert Coulter
Dr. Hastings Farm. Mrs. O. F. Beardsley Recently Entertained the W. C. T. U
Walter
Rhinhold Tietje
Bobbie Cady
George Tietje
Violet Retzlaff
Norman Campbell
Dr. Thompson
Frank Horkan
Lyndon
Tom Walsh
Mike Welsh
West Thomas
Alfred Bur_meister
Ted A
Carl Winnie
Anna Scoon
Kenneth
Charles Gluth
Mirror Lake
Charles Viebranz
Henry Bergeman
Viebranz
Community Notes From Sumpter and Surrounding Areas
Social visits and small gatherings highlighted the week in Sumpter and nearby towns. Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Young hosted a surprise for Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wilson, while the Home Circle club and others met at Judson Waterburys and Lodde’s Mill. Mrs. Harold Hill underwent surgery and is recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvin Young
Ivan Wilson
Home Circle Club
Eli Schoephoester
Judson Waterburys
Mrs. Waterbury
Messers and
Mesdames
J. W. Waterbury
R. J. Spoors
Iowa
Minnesota
Hustler’s Club
Ernest Koenig
Lodde’s Mill
F. Magic
Harold Hill
General Hospital
Kindschi
C. J. Kindschi
Prairie du Lac
Alfred Wagner
C. H. Stone
Portia
Reedsburg
S. Premo
Augusta Fehlandt
Ripon
Nelson Knapp
Northfield
Minn
J. L. Hill
Henry Picker
Sauk County Doctors Increase Prices in Meeting
Physicians of Sauk County convened at Reedsburg and raised rates due to rising living costs. New schedule set: day calls city $2, day calls country $2 plus $1 per mile. night calls city $3, night calls country $3 plus $1 per mile. office calls $1 minimum, consultations $5 minimum locally or $5 plus mileage county. attending normal labor $20 in city or county plus mileage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauk County
Reedsburg
National Motor Truck Tour Demonstrates Versatility Across Farms
The 18 truck National Association of Motor Truck Sales tour travels 3 000 miles from Chicago to Milwaukee to prove motor trucks’ efficiency for farmers. Along the route trucks haul grain, wheat, oats, corn, hay, cows, pigs, milk and fertilizer, with Baraboo and Reedsburg stops featuring a Jackie band, remarks by A R Kroch, and a tour guest from Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Madison
Milwaukee
National Association of Motor Truck Sales
Chicago
Turtle Lake
North Dakota
Jackie Band
A. R. Kroch
New Mexico
Thaerer
Reedsburg
la Valle
R. G. Wine
Pierceton
Ind
Minneapolis
Winther Motor Truck Co
al. Ringling
Mr. Wine
Everson-Hormig Couple Wed At Parents Home
Miss Margareth H Hormig and Walter Leon Everson married Tuesday evening at the Hormig home on Fourth avenue. Miss Gladys Denzer and Charles Hormig attended. Wava Mastin sang I Love You Truly as Rev. C E Weed of First M E Church read the ceremony. Bride wore white satin, bridesmaid pink satin. About fifteen guests. The couple will reside in Williams Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Bay
Obituary of Charles Lawsing Soldier Dies at Sanitarium
Charles Lawsing a returned soldier died this morning at the Madison Tuberculosis sanitarium after falling ill soon after leaving the army. He is survived by his wife and child and his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Lawsing of Park Street Baraboo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lawsing
Madison Tuberclosis Sanitarium
John Lawsing
Park Street
Baraboo
Restore Health with Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea
Advertises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claiming relief from headaches indigestion and constipation by keeping bowels regular and restoring natural health and strength. © J. B. Donovan & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
J. B. Donovan & Co
Weather dampens Reedsburg fair week plans
Rain dampens Fair week and Honor Day events in Reedsburg with ongoing social activities. Local notes report visits, illnesses, school openings, and housing moves including Mrs. B D Woods hosting a social and quilting session.
Maple Hill News Briefs Highlight Local Travels
Mrs Selma Krough leaves Maple Hill for Baraboo to work. John Holtzman travels to Madison for university visit. Louis Henricks hosts three brothers from west of Reedsburg. Louis Kline family visits Charles Miller in Sumpter. August Hintz hosts Florence Harold and Lucenl Mum from Reedsburg. August Dahlke and family visit Honey Creek. Bert Fisk of Elroy visits Elizabeth Page in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma Krough
Baraboo
John Holtzman
Madison
Louis Henricks
Stap
Reedsburg
Louis Kline
Sumpter
Charles Miller
Louis Longer
Plinette
Wis
Will Zeck
Florence
Harold
Lucenl
August Hintz
August Dahlke
Honey Creek
Bert Fisk
Elroy
Elizabeth Page
Twelve Cent Milk For Portage Residents
Portage residents use milk priced at 12 cents per pint as a local convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portage
Notable Ills Touch City Residents and Visitors
The city faces multi illness news as Dr J H English remains ill with heart disease at Newport and Mrs E J Battles travels from Shawmut in a serious condition. Samual Welch, a Civil War veteran, is critically ill from cancer in his mouth at Broadway and Fifth Avenue, while Mrs Ida Ruggles and Miss Stero English are visiting. John English may come from Live Oak to Sauk County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Rood
Reedsburg
St. Louis
Irvie E. Laird
I. J. Laird
Barabee
Augustana Hospital
Chicago
Waukegan
A. J. Ochsner
Sauk County
J. HE. English
Newport
English
Ida Ruggles
Ridgeway
Stero English
Ontonagan
Michigan
John English
Live Oak
California
Samual Welch
Broadway
Ifth Avenue
E. J. Battles
Shawmut
Mont
T. E. Jones
Second Street
Montana
Balloons Captured Except One After Derby to Canada
Five balloons from last Friday's derby to Canada are accounted for except one, with Lake Michigan seamen warned to search the water if it drops. The Merrimack town sighting early Saturday likely involved one craft from Missouri. James Risk reports a carload of potatoes to Chicago nets $1,040 profit after freight and commissions on less than two acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Canada
Lake Michigan
Merrimack
Missouri City
James Risk
Ladysmith
Chicago
G. F. Capener
Websters Prairie
Columbia
Crawford
Grant, Richland
Vernon
Promotional Copy for Tea and Underwear Advertisements
An ad copy promotes Rocky Mountain Tea by J B Donovan & Co and Royal Mills brand underwear from T Clavadatscher. The message touts happiness and comfort, claiming underwear fits wears and looks better, at cash-store prices no higher than ordinary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Mills
T. Clavadatscher
Butter Up Four Cents in Bara Boo Market Report
Creamery butter at retail in Bara Boo advances four cents a pound this week. The report lists prices for eggs grapes cranberries potatoes apples cabbage strawberries squash carrots flour and notes some merchants selling potatoes at a loss per bushel and buyers who purchased earlier face higher prices than newer stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
New York
Markets Report: Hog and Cattle Prices Fall Amid Slow Trading
Hog receipts 27 000 with market mostly 50c lower. bulk 15.00 to 16.75. pigs 15.00 to 16.00. cows 6.00 to 8.00. calves 20.00 to 21.25. Beef steady to slow. beeves 16.25 to 18.00. stockers 5.50 to 12.50. sheep 25 000 receipts, wool and lambs firm 8.25 to 13.00. Potatoes in Milwaukee and Chicago mixed by variety, Minnesota red 2.25 to 2.35 per 100 lbs, Early Ohio 2.55 to 2.65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Chicago
Are you teaching your child to save or to spend
A brief note urges parents to teach children money habits, arguing there is no middle ground between saving and spending as the Farmers and Merchants Bank frames saving as a pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ & Merchants Bank
William Hippler Celebrates 61st Birthday at Home
A surprise 61st birthday for William Hippler on September 29 at 414 Hight Street. Guests included his daughter and son-in-law Corwin Simonds, son Earl, niece Mrs Clara Hubbe and Anna, Charles Woodworth and children, the Simonds family, Herman Rosen, and Mr. and Mrs. Powell Mueller. A midnight supper followed, with warm wishes and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hippler
Hight Street
Corwin Simonds
Earl
Clara .Hubbe
Anna
Charles Woodworth
Simonds
Herman Rosen
Powell Mueller
Mr. Hippler
Medical conference in Sauk County sets new physician fees
The Sauk County Medical Society held a conference in Reedsburg to align schedules with living changes and set new fees. City and country rates for day and night calls, office and consultation fees, and mileage were established effective Oct 1, 1919, with city rates higher for some services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsburg
Auction at Baraboo farm to be held Friday
Fred Schwenkhoff will hold an auction two miles north of Baraboo on Friday October 31 starting at one o'clock in the afternoon. Two eight year old horses about 1200 pounds a Plymouth Rock and many other farm implements will be sold to the highest bidder. Other articles will be brought out at the sale with T M Mould acting as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Davidson
Barron
Delton
Henry Alexander
Eighth Street
William Capener
Water Street
Maxwell Dam
Lyndon Station
Juneau County
Fred Downey
Dorothy Williams
Portage
Baraboo
Hazel Judson
Ida Logan
Ernest C. Kunzelman
Fred Schwenkhoff
Plymouth Rock
T. M. Mould
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Preview
Ad copy touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea with soothing healing ingredients. Mentions price 35 cents and options Tea or Tablets by J. B. Donovan & Co. aimed at health and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Rocky ‘Mountain
J. B. Donovan & Co
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Popp—Viestenz
Sandusky
Eagan
James Keysar Eagan
Dayton Payrill
Cora Keysariof
Dayton Pay, Me's
Royal Mills Underwear
Clavadatsch
Ers
East
St. Paul
Kilbourn
Colorado Springs
A. M. Todd
Elva
Maple Hill
Dork
Ace
J B. Donovan & Co
Ih Uz
Sauk County Medical Society
Stoke
Medical Profession of Sauk Co
Adv
T&c
Ith Ave
H. U. Black
D. J. Farnum
Merrimack, Wis
Walter Odell
Sixth Avenue
D. F. Bush
F. S. Bunker
Otto Powell
Hamilton
R. D
Court House
J T. Bates & Son
Baraboo Wis
John J. Black
Chippewa Fall
Guernsey
Atabarain
Carpenter &Carpenter
Philbrick Garage
W. E. Donohue
Sixth Street
Turner Tractor
A. Wilzweski
North Freedom Wis
Ruggles
Courthouse
M. Ruggles
Wineth Avenues
L. B. Irish
Walter L. Pierce
Dubuque
Galena
Iil
Church
R. R
H. B. Straw
Hazel Green
The
Glen Refining Co
Cleveland
Ohio
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