Two Big Game Heads Bound for La Crosse Club
A La Crosse club gains two monumental trophies after English aristocrat Sir William Maitland-Kerwin hires a guide to collect buffalo and elk heads in the 1880s. The tale recalls Charlie Aneee, Riley Kane, and Old Riley Kane, along with the aristo’s voyage with a bath tub and fashionable entourage. The heads, one buffalo and one elk, were later mounted or planned for display by the La Crosse club.
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LA Crosse Club
Bach
C. Hacheller
la Crosse
la Crachis
Faloes
Billings
Mont
Charlie Aenee
Charlie
Ty Heap
Big Horn
Riley Kane
Lavell
Tuynetin
Callest
Kane
Mabad
William Maitland-Kerwin
Adie
Allina
George Towne
Wiliam
Mr. Merwin
Sol
Mediterranean Sea
Thad Knoen
Bill Betenged
Mill
Delhi
India
Bill
England
Oly
Tor
Oasis
B. Webb
Ntana
Sir William
Bull Mountains
Old Riley Kane
Stinlang River
Wyroming
Canadians Like Golf Ot tawa Feature Report
A chaotic OCR based note discusses golf becoming a national pastime in Canada. It cites a 1982 May statistic survey showing property and equipment values near six figures, and contrasts golf course metrics with 1968 data including counts of 18 and 9 hole courses.
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Ottawa
No changes in Wisconsin fishing laws this year
The Wisconsin legislature debates fish and game law revisions, but expected changes proved elusive due to factions over income tax provisions and corporate measures. The fishing season opens June 1, yet the editorial notes no effective reforms for the current season.
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Wisconsin
Mippi
Fishing law changes eyed after tax fight
Reports from Bradison say once the tax dispute ends, fish and game laws will be revised. Expected changes include raising the WA license fee, restricting shipment of fish out of the state, opening the season earlier than June 1, and lowering bag limits for certain species. Laws may vary by county and no changes take effect this year.
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Bradison
Milwaukee
Setline License Law Targets Mississippi Waters
The law limits setlines on the Mississippi River and lakes Pepin and St Croix to 20 lines per license, with 190 pounds per line restriction and metal tags. Each line costs $1 with a $50 to $100 fine for violations. officials aim to tighten and uniform regulations though full state-wide rights remain impractical. Also included: note of a 112 foot wingspan flying boat Watilentia weighing about 4 tons and speed near 110 mph.
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Mississippi River
Lake Pepin
Lake St. Croix
Lake
Winnebaga
Lin
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Weber Attention Nealers
le Crosse
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Goodyear
Pioneer
Jar Street
Mississippi
Princess
Pat
Princess Pat
Boot Shop
Main Street
Andrew E. Anderberg
Columbia
Continental
Borg ¢& Beck
Kane Motor Company
F. QO. B
Detroit
Thampton
Watlentia
McLean Rubber Company
East
Liverpool
Ohio
Cnred
McLean
Wm. Porrflinger Co
Men’s Clothing
4Th St
Mashek and Schwalbe
Paige-Jewett Agency
St. Su
I. Thert & Fen
Mormon Conlee Road
Ristow Motor Co
Front St
Weis Book Store
Main St
M. Phillip Vitale
South Side
George St
R. Nash Auto Co
No. 6Th St
Standard Rubber Co
Pearl St
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