Notice to creditors in Ludwig Dave probate case Baraboo
State of Wisconsin Sauk County probate notice declares June 5, 1906 as the deadline for creditors of Ludwig Dave, deceased, to present claims to the county court. It also fixes July 3, 1906 at 10:00 a.m. for the claims to be examined at the Baraboo courthouse. Dated November 23, 1905. W. T. Kelsey, County Judge. D. Rurgles Atty. for Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Wisconsin
Sauk County
Barakoo
Baraboo
W. T. Kelsey
August Runge
Said
W.T. Kelsey
Charles KE. Gluth
Martha Gluth
Wiliam C.hill
Grotophorst
Evans & Thomas
Ludwig Dave
State OF Wisconsin
Minnie Higgs
Herman Gluth
Bertha Sutherland
Augusta Meade
Louis F. Gluth
Lizzie Johnson
John Gluth
Lauretta Goshen
Anna Engelter
Henry Gluth
John G. Patterson
Bank of Baraboo
H. L. Halsted
Circuit Court
Amanda L. Young
John Young
James L. Bonham
Nellie Higgins
SOME DOLL FURNITURE PROJECT FOR KIDS
A detailed guide invites children to build a doll furniture set using wood scraps. It lists tools materials dowels soap boxes nails glue and varnish and provides step by step measurements for a work basket chair seats table top bed rails and bed posts.
Notice of Final Settlement in Baraboo Estate
First publication October 25 1905 notice set for December 5 1905 in Baraboo court to hear Pau nnebender administratrix of Frank S Bender estate for examination and allowance of final account and assignment of residue to eligible heirs by order of County Judge W T Kelsey attorneys Qithmar Carew for administratrix
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Baraboo
Grant Bromley
Lorzana Bromley
la Valle
Adaline A. Brown
Edson Brown
W. T. Kelsey
D. Ruggles Atty
Frank S. Bender
W.T. Kelsey
Qithmar & Carew
Benefit of Religion in History Narrative
The Omaha World Herald states that history shows civilizations lose progress when religion declines. Skepticism overruns faith and paganism replaces living belief, signaling impending decline and fall for all works of progress without belief in things hoped for.
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Omaha World-Herald
Woodchuck Story Searched In Bible Tales
A Boston Herald writer recounts a scene at the New Hampshire Orphans Home in Franklin where a girl searches Bible pages for the tale of Daniel and a woodchuck. She asks for Daniel and then Ezekiel as alternative spots, hoping to find the story.
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Woodchuck
New Hampshire Orphans’ Home
Daniel
Ezekiel Webster
Franklin
N. H
Boston Herald
Sayce on Canaan Civilization Before Exodus
Dr Sayce argues that the Mosaic age Egyptian correspondence from 1400 B C shows a highly civilized oriental world. Tablets from Tel el Armana reveal organized postal services roads colleges and libraries and monarchs protecting trade.
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Canaan
Sayce
Foreign Office
Tel-el-Armana
Abyssinian Railways Agreement Aimed at International Control
An authoritative announcement says France and Ethiopia will sign an accord to run Abyssinian railways on an international basis. The French Ethiopian railway would be extended to Adis Abeba under international control, aligning with St James cabinet policy.
No coat rivals the single or double breasted belt coat
Readers are offered a note on fashion patterns highlighting comfort and style in a single or double breasted belt or tourist coat. The brand K N F is mentioned as part of the description.
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Third Ave
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Baraboo, Wis
Baraboo, Wisconsin
David Adler & Sons Clothing CO
Milwaukee
J. Hoppe
Joseph K. Hawes
Betsey Chapman
Circuit Court For Sauk CO
Chauncey M. Blake
D. Rurgles Atty
Mamma
Sheriff’s Sale
M. L. Patterson
Charles E. Gluth
Plaintiff
William C. Hill
Grotophorst, Evans & Thomas
Patrick Donahue
Greenfield
Said County
Dithmar & Carow
Attys
Ikuh, Nathan
Canteet Clothing & Furnishings
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