Real-photo, divided-back, white-border Post Card with image of the Webster Motel and sign in Webster, Wisconsin. Date from postmark and message: Nov 22, 1954; mailed from Navarino, Wisconsin Message: Addressed to Mrs. L.H. Blonien, R3, Watertown, W'is. "11-22-54, This is the place the people from Milwaukee built to have a place of retirement. Hi, Les."
The UWRF Archives utilizes web crawling software, Archive-IT, through the Internet Archive. There are four main collecting areas UWRF Websites, Social Media, and electronic Newsletters, and a few Websites from Burnett, Pierce, Polk, and Saint Croix Counties.
Text printed on verso: "Webb Lake, Wisconsin. Hwy. 77 runs between Upper and Lower Webb Lake at the Narrows, with the Village of Webb Lake 2 miles south of Hwy. 77. Webb Lake boasts sandy beaches and best of fishing in its spring fed waters. Ample resort accommodations available." The village of Webb Lake is pointed out with an arrow. Also printed on verso: Photo and Pub. by G.R. Brown Co., Route 5, Eau Claire, Wisconsin 54701. Unused.
Real-photo postcard with image of the Webb Lake Country House restaurant in the unincorporated village of Webb Lake in Burnett County, Wisconsin. Text printed on verso: All Rights Reserved, The L.L. Cook Company, Milwaukee. Printed on EKC paper (used 1930-1950). Unused.
Real-photo postcard with image of the W.E. Webster farmhouse and windmill, located in Hudson Township, St. Croix County, Wisconsin. W.E. Webster owned land in Hudson Township, Cylon Township, and Kinnickinnic Township, all in St. Croix County, in the 1910s. Unused postally; removed from scrapbook.
We Bike River Falls
We Are Global UWRF
We Are Falcons Abroad
We are Falcons We Vote!
District record book containing proceedings of annual meetings (1925-1943) and regular meetings (1926-1941); financial reports (1925-1944); and teacher contracts (1926-1944).
Picture postcard with image of the Kinnickinnic River, famous for trout ("speckled beauties") flowing through River Falls, Wisconsin. A portion of a building can be seen along the right-hand edge. Text printed on verso: Made in Germany. Taggart's Drug Store, Importers & Publishers, River Falls, Wisconsin" Probably printed by C. E. Wheelock, Peoria, Ill. Date based on postmark: Aug 13 1908; mailed from River Falls Wisconsin; green 1¢ "Gingerbread" Franklin stamp. Message: Addressed to Miss Eleanor Burnett, Ilwaco Springs, Wisconsin "Dear Eleanor, Does this picture remind you of fishing? I spose you can go fishing any day now. I hope you are having a good time and are getting stronger every day. I can [---] now trying to get ready to go to school. With love from Mona Lovell."
White-border E. P. Burke, Diamond Bluff, Wisconsin Date from postmark: Nov 1907; mailed from
Clerk's record books, 1894-1979; election records, 1900-1904; highway records, 1905-1908; school records, 1902-1919; and chattel mortgages, 1884-1910.
Date from postmark: Feb 7, 1910; mailed from Hudson; green 1¢ Benjamin Franklin stamp (A138). Message on verso: Addressed to Phoebe Heritage, Elk City, Kan. The message itself is difficult to read and not a typical letter-type message.
Roberts Cemetery
Mr. Warn grew up in Pierce County, attened the Normal School, and taught school for a short time in Webster, Wisconsin.
Typewritten partial directory of the War Memorial Cemetery, Clear Lake, Wisconsin, listing the person, the war in which he participated, the year of his death, and the location of his grave.
Real-photo postcard with image of Wapogasset Park near Amery, Wisconsin. Image shows a bay with docks and boats. Message:
Wanda Brown was a Business Consultant, Peace and Justice Advocate. Phyllis Golden, was a Peace and Justice Advocate. Interviewed by Nick and Liz.
Recollections by Nelson of early life in a Swedish immigrant's farm family near Ellsworth, Wisconsin. (Published in the Republican Eagle?).