Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-04-17
out the impress of the body.

creek philosopher.
Another roll of Los Angeles papers
comes from Mike Maher Thanks.
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Troubles continues to brew in Ger
many.
Plant victory garden and drive
away the dull responsibility of high
living cost.
Extra! Extra! The water in Port
age is bad What will the people of
that town do when the nation goes
dry?
Strawberries are becoming plentiful
but, a Chicago paper remarks, it is
still a question whether to buy them
or go to Palm Beach
A man came along and said we
should not speak disparingly of "blind
pigs" BEL -
We don't. 1t isn't necessary
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who marched forth but, not finding
the objects of their desire, did not
give a foot, must have gone home"
with ho-hum feeling.
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Some men leave footprints on the
sands of time; others leave their
names in Justice Andres office-by
proxy.
Talk about valuable pigs! When it
becomes necessary in the course of
human events to pay $1,000 for
'blind pig'it will be some porker.
Notwithstanding the war, horses
haven fallen much in price and there
is little demand for them. The value
of high priced animal is less by $50
than few years ago
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There was once whiskey still at
Parfrey's Glen, between Baraboo and
Merrinack It is said there are two
barrkls of whiskey buried there and
afteF July first there will no doubt
be some exciting digging to locate
the two treasures.
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When the first of May comes the
ice cream dealers must pay tax and
the price of the dishes and cones will
go up or the amount served will be
reduced. The government has added
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enjoy the cream must pay for the
pleasure.
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N. G. Abbott, Eureka Springs, Ark,
writes:
weather fine and summer like, and
the whole country pink with peach
blossoms. All we'll as usual and wife
planning for a trip north this sum-
mer."
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Those who are in the habit Of send
ing suit cases and other packages
having trouble All former labels and
stamps must be removed from parcel
post package and this means lot OF
scraping of old labels. It is the regu-
lation, however, and must be done.
There is no way of getting by the
stamp window with them put up in
the old way.
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Captain Clifford M. Lamar was far,
far away when DR.. Stork visited his
home. AS soon as his BarabOo friends
learned son had arrived they hurried
TO the Noring cigar store, obtained a
box of smokes and told the proprietor
to charge them to the captain. When
the officer returned he was excited CD
and told Mr.. Noring to collect for the
cigars from the fellows who bought
them, quietly telling the dealer an
other box would be bought after hej
had done so. t
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An Industrious reader of local news
papers sends to the journal of the
American Medical Association" these
clippings:
The kick that John Frashier got
from his horse last week is improving
rapidly.-Osceola MISS Times.
Charley Bullet, who has been chill
ling for some time, is better at this
writing.-Stone County (Ark.) Record.
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Now they are putting family ice
machine on the market. 1t is not much
bigger than a cigar box and can be
put in the dinkiest kind of little
ice chest. 1t only takes dollar or
two a month to run it and after it
has been primed with ammonia the
family may virtually have ice to burn. !.
With one Of these perpetual-n1otion
the ice wagon drivers are on strike
consumer won't care boot whether
theice wagon drivers are. ON a strike
or not-Los Angeles Times.
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The New York Evening Sun says
the following may be seen on the new
beer buttons:
NO BEER, NO WORK;
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