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Meletean 1991, page 89.

Real-photo postcard with image of the Northern State Power Company dam in Somerset, Wisconsin, along with the bridge over the Apple River, and a number of buildings and houses. Date from postmark: Aug 11 1952; mailed from Somerset Wis; carmine-red 1¢ John Adams stamp. Message: Addressed to Miss Sophie Marzec, 3231 Fourth Avenue, Sioux City 6, Iowa. "Hi, a little better, on our way, Mom & Dad."

Real-photo postcard with image of the Apple River near Somerset, Wisconsin. A man stands on a rock near the bottom of the falls; the falls cannot be seen. Printed on DOPS paper (used 1925-1942). Unused.

Postcard with image of Apple River Falls near Somerset, Wisconsin. Also shown is the railroad bridge over the river. Unused.

Real-photo printed in an oval shape, of the Apple River Falls near Somerset, Wisconsin. Printed on Kruxo paper. Unused.

Real photo postcard showing the Apple River near the power plant at Somerset, Wisconsin. The power plant is not in the photo. Publisher: Excel P.C. Co., Milwaukee. Postmarked Aug 15, 1942, Somerset, Wisconsin Correspondence on verso: addressed to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schroeder ("Granny & Grandpop"), Manitowoc, Wisconsin, from Anita.

Real-photo postcard with image of a highway crossing the Apple River outside of Amery, Wisconsin. Printed on verso: All rights reserved - A. Pearson Co., Inc. 2014 No. 3rd St. - Minneapolis 11, Minn.

Real-photo, POST CARD with image of the Apple River near Somerset, Wisconsin, looking toward the electric power plant.

White-border, real-photo "POST CARD" with image of the Apple River, looking towards a power plant in Somerset, Wisconsin.

Real-photo postcard with image showing the Apple River in Amery, Wisconsin, with a dock, a man on the dock, and a several boats. Text printed on verso: All rights reserved, A. Pearson Co., Inc., Minneapolis, Minn. Message:

Real-photo postcard with image of the Apple River in New Richmond, Wisconsin, and mill structures along the bank of the river. Date from postmark: Jul 28, 1910; mailed in New Richmond Wis; a portion of a green 1¢ Franklin stamp is still visible. Underneath the stamp, where it has been ripped off, one can see in the stamp box Azo [paper] with the two left triangles pointing up (used 1904-1918). Message (very faint): Addressed to Miss Sophia Larson, R.R., Amery, Wisconsin "[???] I got down ok. [???] Yours Truley, WEA."

Divided-back, white-border "POST CARD" with image of the Apple River, looking uphill at the Catholic church in Somerset, Wisconsin. Date from postmark: Apr 27 1911, Somerset, Wisconsin Message: "Hello Kid. Received your card just now. Glad to hear from you. This pcard [postcard] is the Catholic church and school just across the road from the factory. Write soon, Fred."

Postcard with image of the Apple River at Star Prairie, in St. Croix County, Wisconsin. A house and another building can be seen on the hill. Text printed on verso: Photograph Post Card from Studio of Eastern Illustrating Co., Belfast ME. This particular stamp was used between 1917 and 1934. Unused.

Real-photo POST CARD with image of the Apple River winding through the countryside near Somerset, Wisconsin. Printed on verso: The H. Montgomery Co. Post Cards, Minneapolis, and Kruxo. Unused.