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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1905
Page
15
The article notes England remains the headquarters of golf with 119 more clubs than America and 247 more than Scotland, the game's cradle. It estimates around 1,000,000 players worldwide and an annual game cost of about $50,000,000.
Readable items list includes drawn work pieces such as tray cloths doilies and lunch cloths likely offered for sale or display in a domestic crafts context.
The narrator yearns for the wild brook and old companions from childhood. He recalls whispering to trees and listening to leaves while walking with dawn, night, and dreams, seeking the old hope and love. The text mentions Boshees, Madison Cavern, and the Criterion.
The true measure of a man lies in his obligations to the race. A man who serves humanity best lives for others, not self. Valuing money above reputation corrupts character. the thief who says “put money in thy purse” values wealth over honesty.
Notice issued for the Regular Term of the County Court at Baraboo on January 2, 1906. Grant Bromley as administrator of Lorzana Bromley, deceased, seeks examination and allowance of his final account and assignment of the estate residue to lawful heirs. Dated December 1, 1905. W. T. Kelsey, County Judge. Patrick Daly, Attorney, Reedsburg, Wisconsin.
Rustle Had his own idea about steering seas and flight. Daniel Maloney, brave aeronaut, died at Santa Clara when his plane overturned. He studied every detail before ascent and blamed aerial accidents on aerial ignorance. A farmer in Ceciltown learns a ship’s course from Capt Lampford’s joke.
A collection of brief notes mentions Pope Pius X’s democratic reception of visitors, Dr. Glennon as the world’s youngest archbishop at 42, Herr Bebel a long-time Socialist leader, and the Kaiser’s request to Joachim for crown prince lessons. It also notes Joseph H. Choate resumes law practice for the very rich, a Sioux City invention to talk worldwide, Signor Caruso’s early engineering and artillery service, a vivid Negro marriage anecdote, and Sir Henry Irving’s influence on comic paper caricature.
Charles Henry Treat, once United States treasurer, is a direct descendant of Robe Treat who served 32 years as deputy and royal governor of the Connecticut colony. Treat lived in Delaware and Maryland before settling in New York.
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