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Newspaper
Waunakee News
Location
Waunakee, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1900
Page
5
Waunakee residents of the hospital staff plan for a March 17 staging of Pony the Outcast at Koltes and Riphahos Hall with Mendota Orchestra. Local visits include Mrs. Chase of Lodi and Miss Murphy at the hospital, plus Frank Rose and J. F. Paulkes among others. Community commerce features a Spring Sale at Waunakee Fair Store with discounts on fabrics, shades, dishes, and butter and eggs prices.
Fragment describes a moonless night near a dark church tower. A redhaired man’s face gleams as music from a distant dance hall wafts through tall maples and wavering shadows. The piece evokes a moody, nocturnal tableau with fleeting romance.
Examinations for the first district of Dane county will be held at Deerfield March 16 and 17 Stoughton DeForest March 30 and 31 Marshall April 2 and 3. Tests start at nine each morning and cover the Manual of the course of study with emphasis on quick analysis and oral arithmetic. Applicants must bring writing materials and pay one dollar per chapter 321 School Laws. A four week Summer Institute will be held in Madison beginning July 6. County Superintendent Husedro.
The Darlington editor J G Monahan has written a song titled Wisconsin set to music by Olive Monahan Otis of Denver. A friend accompanied a sing test, producing a marvelous effect and strong applause. The verses recall Wisconsin’s green hills lakes and rivers, urging households to own the tune as a homeland treasure.
A dated letter from Lakir Minnesota dated 1900 requests urgent travel to Waunakee to help with harvest. It mentions weather delays and field work, noting drying conditions and ongoing wheat dragging by Frank and Alva. The writer pleads for immediate arrival and signs Ce Le NEST Gitlese.
W. OF Peters, a furniture merchant, announces a large stock of farm machinery to be supplied. Plans for a new parsonage at Weratport are on display for contractors to call, inspect, and bid on the project. Rev. J. J. Meainiry.
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