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              People's Store, Plum City, Wisconsin
              People's Store, Plum City, Wisconsin
              US ARC PH 2013.001.018 · item · [between 1904 and 1918]
              Part of Photographic postcard collection

              Real-photo postcard with image of the People's Store in Plum City, Wisconsin. The photo shows a wooden, two-story building, with people on the boardwalk outside, a buggy and horse, several wagons and several horses. Printed on Azo paper with all four triangles pointing up (used 1904-1918). Addressed to Mrs. Mary Oberding, Plum City, Wisconsin, but was not mailed. Added in a different handwriting and ink: Clara King, Spooner, Wisconsin Mary was Clara's mother.