Includes training materials and notes.
Newspaper clippings of a feature article on Glenn P. Junkman, professor of mathematics at Wisconsin State University at River Falls, and a typescript of his book, "Functional Thinking in Mathematics."
Family history compiled by Nelson, concerning the Smith family which settled in the Town of Eau Galle, Dunn County, Wisconsin, in an area known as Missouri Valley or "Buttermilk Coulee," circa 1885.
Real-photo postcard with image of St. John's Episcopal church building in Ellsworth, Wisconsin. The church has a bell tower and stained glass windows. A small portion of a house can be seen to the left of the church. Printed on EKKP paper (used 1904-1950). Unused.
Real-photo postcard with image of the stone St. John's Episcopal Church building in Ellsworth, Wisconsin. Copyright 1909 by St. Paul Souvenir Co. The Karbo divider printed on the verso is known to be used in 1909. Unused.
During this interview, Dr. Epley recalls the life of a country doctor in the River Falls and New Richmond area. Dr. Epley is an extremely intelligent and alert individual and his experieces make for a very interesting interview.
Minutes of the board of directors' meetings. Organized as the Equity Elevator and Warehouse Co., the name was changed in 1922.
Postcard with real-photo image of horses and loaded sleighs, and men milling around the Equity Elevator and Warehouse Company in River Falls, Wisconsin, on a snowy January day in 1916. Title is stamped on with purple ink, which has come through some on the back side. In postage square is the NOKO logo for their silver chloride paper--with preprinted backs--used for specifically creating real photo postcards.
Livestock sales records of the Equity Shipping Association; noting farmer's name, kind of animal sold, weight, price, and expenses.
Real-photo Title from hand-written note on verso. Date from postmark Message:
A paper by Gullicksrud for a university class based on his diary entries describing a two-month struggle by students with the University of Wisconsin-River Falls administration over the proposed closing of the trailer court in which they were living to make room for a new physical education building.
The autobiography of Lindner recounting his youth in Wurtemberg, Germany, brief service in the French Foreign Legion, immigration to the United States in 1837, adventures in Florida, his life as a merchant, farmer, doctor, and government official in Ohio, Kansas, and Florida, his Civil War experiences in the 36th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, and his experiences and belief in spiritualism.
Miscellaneous papers of Williams, a teacher and attorney who resided for many years in Hudson, Wisconsin, consisting primarily of correspondence concerning her purchases of fertilizer, fencing, and other gardening supplies, her Supreme Court appeal in her lawsuit against the City of Hudson about a fence, a tax dispute, and other topics.