Records of the Gilman Relief Workers, a women's charitable organization based in Spring Valley (Wis.), consisting of minute books documenting the group's membership and activities, and a scrapbook containing notes of thanks from beneficiaries of the group's work.
Assessor's field book recording property owner's name, address, school district number, property description, total acreage, acreage by category (residential, mercantile, agricultural, forest), and total value of the land as fixed by the assessor.
Record of town elections including poll lists, 1948-1952, and the official statements of the Boards of Canvassers, 1949-1952.
Records concerning girl scouting in River Falls, Wisconsin, including scrapbooks, printed materials, individual members' records, and materials documenting merit badge projects and other activities.
When Lab school still in north Hall, North Hall lab school
Girl's Band 1933 Meletean p 151
Postcard with image of the girls' cabins among the trees at Luther Point Bible Camp in the Town of Wood River, near Grantsburg, Wisconsin. Date from postmark: Jul 15, 1954; mailed from Grantsburg Wisconsin; pink 2¢ John Adams stamp. Message: Addressed to Miss Joelen Baker, Rt. 1, Box 167, Forest Lake, Minnesota, c/o Art Swenson. "Dear Joelene, How are you coming along. What cottage did you move into. Be seeing you soon. Love & XxX. Joan."
River Falls State Normal School Songs and yells compilation
Real-photo postcard with image of the Gladstone Hotel in River Falls Wisconsin Embossed flowers surround the image. Date from postmark: Apr 22, 1908; mailed from River Falls, Wisconsin; green 1¢ "Gingerbread" Franklin stamp. Message: Addressed to Miss Vera Stevens, Maiden Rock, Wisconsin "Dear Vera, I thot I would send you a picture of our house. Why don't you ans. my letter, tell Ro. C. to ans. to[o] ... From chum Glady [?]."
Records concerning activities of the club, an extension homemakers group in Pierce County (Wis.) as well as the personal activities of Dorothy Killian, club historian. Included are Secretary's minute books, 1938-1939, 1950-1952, 1963-1995; scrapbooks containing clippings, letters, programs, photographs, and other documents, 1952-1988; home demonstration project leader books, 1936-1938; and miscellany.
[1] Clerk's District Record Books (1905-1948) containing minutes of annual and board meetings, record of treasurer's orders drawn, teacher's contracts, school censuses, and annual reports; [2] Teachers' Registers (1867-1951) showing teachers' and pupils' names, attendance record, remarks concerning the promotion and progress of students, and a register of visitors; and [3] Treasurer's Records (1931-1952) showing receipts and disbursements, balance statements, and reports from the district.
The Glen Hills Watershed Association focused on managing and protecting the Glen Hills Watershed area. Its work included flood prevention, soil and water conservation, and planning for the area's future use. The association created reports, maps, and plans to address environmental challenges in the region from the 1960s to the early 2000s.
This collection includes an application for assistance, files management reports, resolutions, miscellaneous papers, newspaper clippings, reports on St. Croix County soil and water conservation needs, dedication programs, an itinerary, letters, reports on preliminary investigations, a report on the feasibility of multiple purpose uses, maps for a proposed channel project, large Glen Hills Watershed maps, Glen Hills plat maps, hand-drawn maps, proposal maps, a work plan for flood prevention and watershed protection in the Glen Hills Watershed, letters, miscellaneous correspondence, handwritten notes, an accomplishment report, and discussions on closing the project.
Similar writing on back as other photographs published in UWRF student newspaper, Student Voice from 1976. Back says photo by Scott Swanson
Glen Park is River Falls' oldest park, established in 1898. The pool was built between 1933-1937 as a Civil Works Administration project. The site was added to the National and State Registers of Historic Places in 2007.
This ledger describes the meteorology, including air temperature, water temperature, and remarks on other weather conditions, and daily attendance records.
Postcard with an image of birch trees in Glen Park in River Falls, Wisconsin. Image is surrounded by artwork giving the appearance of being framed. Text on verso: "No. 4218, Published for Taggart's 'Rexall' Drug Story., Bloom Bros. Co., Pub., Minneapolis, Minn. Printed in Germany." Number in postage square: 24299. Unused.
Real-photo postcard with image of Glen Park in River Falls, Wisconsin. Text printed on recto: M.A. Shepard, Pub. Date from message: February 16, 1908. Message: Addressed to Mr. & Mrs. Nichols, River Falls, Wisconsin "."
Real-photo postcard image of Glen Park in River Falls, Wisconsin. Buildings, picnic tables, and other items can be seen in the distance. Printed on EKC paper (this design used 1930-1950). Unused.
Postcard with image of a portion of Glen Park in River Falls, Wisconsin. Date from postmark: Mar 24, 1908; mailed from River Falls Wis; green 1c "Gingerbread" Franklin stamp. Message: Addressed to Miss Eleanor Burnett, St. Luke's Hospital, St. Paul, Minn. "I hope that all the coming news may be brighter than the last. R.U.C."
Postcard image of Glen Park in River Falls, Wisconsin. Photographer/publisher's logo debossed in lower left of recto: "Shepard, River Falls."
Back says Hudson Star Observer.
School sports
Real-photo postcard showing aerial view of Glenwood City, Wisconsin. Date from message: Aug 21, 1914. Printed on Azo paper with all four triangles pointing up (used 1904-1918). Message: "Glenwood City, Aug. 21, 1914, Dear Mrs. Taggart: - Recd your letter this morning. Must ans. it immediately or I may keep you waiting a long time as I'm so slow about writing. Am ashamed to think I haven't written to your mother since I left. Have had company ever since I got home so really haven't had any time for writing. Thanks very much for the money. Hope you'll be satisfied with the stove. Regards to you all & your mother. Sincerely your friend, Clara Gavic. [At the top:] The church I placed a little cross on is the one I attend [the Norwegian Lutheran Church, to the far left]. Will send you some more views of this little city of ours some other time." No postmark or stamp.