Loose volume 93
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Cashier's Office Printed Email
This series contains catalogs for the University of Wisconsin-River Falls.
University of Wisconsin--River Falls. Office of the Vice Chancellor.Diary and scrapbook pages kept by Catherine Ronyak Walter while a student at River Falls, Wisconsin, Normal School.
Real-photo postcard with image of the Catholic church building and school in New Richmond, Wisconsin. There is a small building in between the two, possibly a house, and there are people moving toward it and into it. The school is two-story brick with a mansard roof and a rounded belltower with large cross. The church is also brick, with lancet windows, and a steeple that has a belltower and spire. Date from postmark: Jan 8 1910; mailed from New Richmond Wis; green 1¢ Franklin stamp. Message: Addressed to Mrs. John O'Brien, Brule, Wisconsin "Would have answered your card before but was busy getting ready to come here. Will write later. Delia."
Real-photo postcard. Text printed on verso: All Printed on Kodak paper (used 1950- ).
Real-photo postcard with image of the Catholic 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.
Real-photo postcard with image of the Catholic Church building in Frederic, Polk County, Wisconsin.
Catholic church building
Real-photo postcard with image of the Catholic Church building in Hudson, Wisconsin.
A postcard with an hand-tinted image of the Catholic Church building in New Richmond, Wisconsin. Published by W.E Rentfrow
Real-photo postcard with image of the Catholic church building in Osceola, Wisconsin. The church has a steeple with a visible bell. Showing in the photo are a chimney, lancet windows, a stone basement, electric lines, and trees and bushes around the building. Unused.
Original Catholic Church in Hammond, moved from original location, burned down in 1948.
Pictured from left to right, Rosco Hill, Harry Jackman, Wellesly Vanatta, Errul Carisch, Jim Richardo
Visual material By University of Wisconsin-River Falls University Archives and Area Research Center (1860)Chemistry, Physics, Psychology
proposed cause projects, budget summary, correspondance, cover sheet, cause proposal
Daily cash journal, 1872-1873, a record of transit points, and a map of the company's mill known as "Junction Mill" at River Falls, Wis.
The map shows size of buildings, type of machinery, and daily capacity. The mill was owned by A.D. Andrews and Company after 1873, then became the A.A. Freeman Flouring Mill. Accompanying these records are miscellaneous expense accounts, 1904-1911, for Fred Chinnock, a millwright in Colfax and River Falls.