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Hammond, Wisconsin. Clerk. Ordinances, 1909.
US ARC St. Croix Small Series 13 · collection · 1909

Copy of ordinances, numbered 1-27, of the Village of Hammond, and a water resolution, all passed in May, 1909.
Hans J. Hauge. Diary, 1906-1938.
US ARC River Falls SC 365 · collection · 1906-1938

Photocopy of a diary kept by Hauge, North Hudson, Wis., in which he notes events at the Omaha Railway Shops in North Hudson where he was an employee, and discusses personal and family matters.
Hans Johan Swedenburg family. Biographies, 1936 and undated.
US ARC River Falls SC 360 · collection · 1936 and undated

Biographies by Haglund of Hans Johan Swedenburg, 1816-1900, and his wife and children. Swedenburg was a Swedish immigrant who settled in the Warrentown area of Pierce County, Wis. Included also are 1936 reminiscences by Anna Swedenburg Haglund, daughter of Hans Johan, describing the founding of the Tabor Lutheran Church in Pierce County.
Happiness of Womanhood, Incorporated. Leaflet, 1973.
US ARC River Falls SC 188 · collection · 1973

Mimeographed leaflet opposing passage of an equal rights for women amendment, distributed by Citizens Against the E.R.A. and H.O.W., Inc. (Happiness of Womanhood) in River Falls, Wisconsin.
Happy landing! -- and welcome! : Boogaart's Resort
Happy landing! -- and welcome! : Boogaart's Resort
US ARC PH 2019.001.103 · item · [1940s]
Part of Photographic postcard collection

Linen postcard with comic image of a man in a helicopter waving at a woman on the ground. Text printed on verso: No. 930, New Comic Locals, 20 Designs. Date from postmark: Jun 2 [194?]4; mailed from Danbury Wisconsin; carmine red 2¢ Adams stamp. Message: Addressed to Perkinson's, 318 Lord Ave., Carpentersville, Illinois. "Mon. 27th. Hello & yes, 25 lbs. no big ones yet. Dad['s] back is very bad when nite comes. Don't know when we will be home. Lots of Blue Gills. Having a nice time. I. & B. won't let us pay any rent. We don't know when we will be home, & may or may not stop. Mother & Dad."
Harding's at Hudson, 1980
Harding's at Hudson, 1980
1980
Part of Photographs of Burnett, Pierce, Polk, and St. Croix Counties

Founded in 1866 by Frank Dwight Harding (1837-1902), the store became the property of Eddy Ammah Harding (1869-1950) in 1897, and was operated by him until his death.”
In 1949, Ruth Kees and her mother purchased what became Harding’s at Hudson from the Harding family. This store featured interior design as well as gifts.

 Visual material By University of Wisconsin-River Falls University Archives and Area Research Center (1860)
Harold Churchill. Scrapbook, 1898-1938.
US ARC River Falls Mss BM · collection · 1898-1938

One large scrapbook, once owned by Harold Churchill, Rock Elm, Wisconsin, containing clipped obituaries, poems, recipes, sermons, photographs of theatrical personalities, and other articles of scattered dates between 1898 and 1938, primarily from Pierce County newspapers.
Harriman Avenue residences, No. 15, Amery, Wisconsin
Harriman Avenue residences, No. 15, Amery, Wisconsin
US ARC PH 2011.008.026 · item · 1908
Part of Photographic postcard collection

Picture postcard with image of a residential street (Harriman Avenue) in Amery, Wisconsin. Image includes a young girl standing on the sidewalk in front of a house, with an umbrella, next to a toy baby buggy. Date provided by the photographer; postmark: Jun 12, 1912; mailed in Amery. Message:
Harry C. Adriance. Reminiscences, undated.
US ARC River Falls SC 145 · collection · undated

Photocopied recollections of Corporal (later Sergeant) Harry C. Adriance describing his experiences with the U.S. Marine Corps in the Philippines and China, 1899-1902, including the Battle of Tientsin, July 13, 1900, in which he won the Congressional Medal of Honor.

 Adriance, Harry C. (1899)