Disabled Ex-Service Men urged to report for aid in Baraboo
The American Legion and Sauk County Red Cross seek to contact every disabled veteran to offer assistance with compensation. If you are disabled or know a comrade, mail his name and address within fifteen days so outreach can begin. Signed by W. W. Bradwell and James H. Hill.
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American Legion
Sauk County
The
Red Cross
W. W. Bradwell
Baraboo
Wis
James H. Hill
American Red Cross
Wig
RAT SNAPS PREVENT ODOR KILL RATS MICE
RAT SNAP comes in cake form and guarantees odor control. One cake covers pantries kitchens and cellars, two cakes suit chicken houses and small buildings, five cakes cover farms out-buildings storage and factory spaces. Sold and guaranteed by Lettergren Howe Co.
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Lettergren Howe. Co
Probate Notice in Albert Peel Estate Baraboo Wis
State of Wisconsin Sauk County probate court hears Louise Teel petition for adminstratrix of Albert Peel Fairfield township estate on October 11 1921. Creditors may present claims by February 7 1923 with claims to be heard and adjusted at Baraboo courthouse. James H Hill County Judge Grotophorst Quale Attorneys for Petitioner.
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State OF Wisconsin County Court
Sauk County
Albert’ Peel
Baraboo
Said County
Louise Teel
Albert Teel
Fairfield
James H. Hill
Knife blade blamed for wrist cut near Baraboo
Mrs. Rebecca Hate of a Baraboo area farm cut an artery in her wrist Friday while chopping sunflowers. The knife slipped, and she rode a horse and buggy into town, nearly fainting before reaching a physician. Sheriff H. C. Neitzel assisted, and the cut required several stitches.
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Rebecca Hate
Baraboo
Prairie du Sac men sue for Cadillac sale balance
George and Fred Schmaltz of Prairie du Sac sue G. P. Miner and John Miner in Madison circuit court for 1600 dollars they say is owed from the sale of a Cadillac car last year. They allege the car was entrusted for resale with a minimum 1600 dollar price and any amount above that should go to the defendants, who allegedly sold for more than 1600 but did not honor the agreement.
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Prairie DU Sac
Madison
Circuit Court
George
Fred Schmaltz
G. P
John Miner
The
Conservation Commission
Wisconsin
Soome Coal Consumed by Fast Engines
Local firemen reveal that an average passenger locomotive uses a pound of coal for every 52 feet traveled. The fact highlights fuel efficiency of rapid rail travel and the energy costs of locomotives as observed by community responders.
Aspirin Safety Ad Promotes Bayer Brand Authenticity
An advertisement urges buyers to ensure Bayer appears on Aspirin packaging or tablets to receive genuine product prescribed by doctors for twenty one years and proven safe by millions. It notes Bayer aspirin treats colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago and pain with small tin boxes of twelve tablets priced at a few cents and larger packages sold by druggists.
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Bayer
Tuckertown Cemetery a Window on Sauk County Pioneers
The Tuckertown Cemetery near Loganville in Sauk County holds the graves of many early settlers from Narrows Prairie and nearby areas. Notable interments include abolitionist William Palmer, Rev. Orin Kilbourn, and Rev. Henry Purdy. The article recounts Palmer’s life, Civil War era actions, and local pioneer families linked to the Sebring, Corson, and Palmer lineages, along with the region’s diverse migration and fading graveyard condition.
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Tuckertown
Loganville
Washington
Hillpoint
Westfield
Sauk County
Narrows Prairie
Palmers
Dearbolts
Costernians
Corsons
Hales
Harrises
Harts
Kilbourns
Lyndons
Purdys
Sebrings
Thompsons
William Palmer
Flushing
Ohio
Frank Dorn
C. P. Logan
J. D. Mackey
Quaker City
California
Wisconsin
Charles W
Florence Palmer
Reedsburg
Palmer
Narrows Creek
Baraboo
Ableman
O. F. Jones
Dodge
Senate
A. W. Starks
R. M. Strong
Sauk
Orin B. Kilbourn
Litchfield
Connecticut
Luzerene County
Pennsylvania
Carbondale
Henry Purdy
Samuel Thompson
Otto G
Lycoming County
Harriet Sebring
Jonathan Sebrings
Jonathan
Daniel Corson
Corson
Old Tuckertown
George L. Sebring
Sebring
Tioga County
Rebecca M. Thomas
William and
Anne McEliraith Thomas
Clinton County
Jersey Shore
Susquehanna River
Jonathan Sebring
Lock Haven
Belmont County
Richards, Stewarts
Reigharée
Atkinsons
Dornecks
Brandenburgs
Oswego
Clinton Counties
New York
Vermont
Germany
England
Ireland
Briggs
William Briggs
Claire
The Fur Trade of Wisconsin II
The fur trade centered on Wisconsin with water routes from Prairie du Chien to the Fox and Wisconsin rivers. Traders gathered pelts from western Wisconsin and beyond and transported them via canoes to the Winnebago portage and Green Bay. Rivermen faced slow currents and marshy flats as they moved vast pelts to markets and ports.
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Wisconsin
Fox
Mississippi
Wisconsin River
Prairie du Chien
Detroit
Winnebago Portage
Portage
Fox River
Green Bay
Fur bearing animal farming to boost Wisconsin profits
The article discusses the rise of raising silver foxes as a profitable enterprise in Wisconsin and questions whether domestic breeding of other fur bearing animals could also be conducted profitably.
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Wisconsin
Judge Stevens Rules Saloon Bars Need Not Be Altered
Judge Be Ray Stevens told plaintiffs attorneys the Severson prohibition law in a test case about bar alterations is not a final decision. The remark did not constitute a court ruling.
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Stevens
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Grotophorst & Quale Attys
Tuckertown Cemetery
Narrowe Prairie
Sarah Sebring
Mr. Thompson
Janeann
R. G. Costerisan
Lyons
France
Bonaparte
Waterloo
United States Navy
Rachel M. Sebring
Sarah
LA Crosse
Modern Photo Works
Qerries
J.L. Kramer
Third Ave
O. G. Wheeler
FUR Trade OF
J. A. Martiny
Delaval
Dodge Brothers
Farnulzer Garage
Waseca White Rose
Chase & Sanborn
Peck Mercantile Co
South Side Dept. Store
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