Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-03-02
FOKUoOlN MEEl
CROWDSTHEATRE
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working of the Fordson' were flashed
on the screen. The most astonishing
was the growth of grain Of corn-a
grain doing on the screen in five min
utes what it does in the ground in
80 hours. The film fully demonstrated
that unless fine soil is about the grain
there would be a delay Of days in
the termination of the seed, much val
liable time lost.
The Prizes
When is came to drawing the prizes
given by Baraboo merchants there
was plenty Of merriment. When
woman drew box Of cigars or pair
of overalls or when a man got a piece
of wear for women, there was loud
laughter. The management Of the
theatre gave two tickets for every
other prize. Those who were favored
with gifts follow:
Carl Steve, Adolph Haiti, Eugene
Hewitt, Mrs. James Norton, Mrs. A.
l.. Capener, Robert Miller, E. n.
Beardsley, Otto jain, G. A. Petten-
gill, Mrs. Joe Lewis, Mrs. r, 0.
Hausch, Mrs. f. Baumgarten, Richard
Prime. Mrs. Ben Harrison, Philip Zim
merly, J. l.. Farwell, L. N. Winnie,
Mrs. J'Berthein, Mrs. Harvey Davis,
Mrs. Verne Wing, Mrs. Robert NAL.
10y, L. l. Fairman, Mrs. l.. Klages,
Mrs. J. E. Walsh, Lewis Ankenbrandt,
T. A. Marquardt, Irwin: Plat, L. j.
Shuts, Alba Hoege, Mrs. w. H. Sher-
man, Charles Binder Mrs, F. w.
Schubring, Oscar Schultz, Mrs. J. A.
Martiny, Mrs Leo Craft. w. r,
C0wles,, Mrs: Andrew Gleash, James
Francisco. A. Gleash, George Ingham,
Mrs. Ed Grass, A. Austin, Harvey
Heron, H. A. Merzke, Carl, Wascher
Enos McMar1in, Elizabeth kimball,
Mrs. E. c. Green, John Higgins, ST.
mon ThGerer, e. r. Gall e. P GoOde
Mrs Georgia Starkey, E. o. Rooney,
Mrs. L.. j. Burtch, Mrs. Frank Har-
mel, Mrs Herman Baumgarten, Lyle
Tricky, Mrs. John Baer, Roy Spauld
ing, Martha Wendt, Howard Elsing,
Mrs. w. Fl. Promo, Sol De Koyer, Mrs.
J. L. Lucent, Irma Gillem, Walter
Virtem, Otto Uphoff, Mrs. J. D, Mar
tin, Frank Harmed, Mabel Luimell,
Mrs. Sol De Koyer, Henry Jesse,
Mrs. L. T. Martin, Henry Marquardt,
Mrs. E. r. Edwards, Bernard Mielke,
George Tinkham. Mrs Jacob Zim-
merIy John Cummings, f. L. Locks,
J. A. Payne, Sylvan, ziegler, George
Higgins, Louis Jantz, Mrs. Peter Hig-
gins, Mrs. H. Werlich, Fred Steve,
Mrs. Laurel Kramer, Mrs. George
Schneider, w. T. Basset, Mrs. Roy
JudsOn, Mrs. E. M. Keepers, Anna
Wendt, T. A. Meyers, George Alexan-
der, c. H. Holt, Mrs. B. A Wood.
Mrs. Bert Powell, Mrs. Fred Schu-
bring, Mrs Peter Keller, John Yer
them, Charles Tessmier, Wilbur Ca
hOon, Mrs Richard Ullrich, Clifford
Curry, Peter Keller Mrs. r. O. Mar
quardt, Mrs. AL. Fraust, Arthur LUIS
by, w. J. WEIGH, Earl Helm, Charles
e. Brown, Isabel Higgins, La Nome
Trap, Marie Metcalf, Mrs. Edith
Graves, Mrs. John Mccormick, Her
man Mccormick, Herman Kamensky,
Mrs. E. A. Terry, Mrs. Fred Allen
stein, Lawrence Hasten, E. G. Hewitt,
D Sanbourn. Willis Ankenbrandt, Fl.
A. Barkenhagen, Fred Templin, A. T..
Feltz, Mrs. Frank Prime, Austin ST.
monds, j. Schaum, Reinholt Manthey,
Mrs. E. r. Emery, Mrs. A. A. Hunt,
Vern Wing, G.. Griegol, Mrs. Robert
Hotel, o. Lippitt, Roy Meyers, Fred
Gregaol, Herbert Meyer, Robert John
son, j. O. Lucht, Mrs. J. Giegol, VIM.
Oestreich, Mrs. James Fry, Gordon
Hengsther, Charles McGinnis, Archie
Cook, Mrs. Albert Ziegler, Viviathus
Hattel, o. Lippitt, Roy Meyers, Fred
Ed Shaw, Arthur hasten, Edith Wat
son, w. @. Marquardt, r. G. Weiland,
Elmer Keitel, John Jeoerks, Roy Mil
Der, Ernest Klemm, Mrs. E. o. Roo
ney, Mrs. Carl Wascher, Mrs. L. S.
Dschenbach, Mrs. Maud Mcconnell,
Mrs. L. M. Wichern
Souvenir booklets were given the
visitors as they left the theatre.