Real-photo postcard showing a camping tent in a park-like setting. Date from postmark: Sep 30, 1909. Publisher: B. H. Dingman, Pub., Plymouth, Wisconsin Message: Addressed to Miss Ada Sleigel, South Bloomington, Ohio, from Earl Wilson. Includes the sentence, "I had this view taken - It is of our tent at Copps-Coulee where a crowd of us camped for three days."
Instructional Materials
Reverse states that this is the site for the First National Bank building. Looking across Main Street at houses that were demolished to make way for the new bank building. Viewed from the West side of Main Street.
Visual material By University of Wisconsin-River Falls University Archives and Area Research Center (1860)Real-photo, black-band Post Card with image of the Olson and Son Drugs building on the corner of Wisconsin Avenue and Oak Street in Frederick, Wisconsin. Four automobiles and a small portion of one truck are visible. Several deciduous trees and two small pine trees are also visible. Unused.
Includes subjects: articles of organization and incorporation, correspondence, organizational materials
Subjects included: organization, incorporation, stock issuance, agreements
Correspondence includes information concerning new legislation affecting education, accreditation, curriculum changes, proficiency examinations for and the licensing and certifying of teachers, and workshops and seminars.
Office of the PresidentIncludes information concerning cooperative programs; discussion of items to be dealt with by the President & Council; exchange of information concerning new policies being implemented on various campuses; planning information for State Colleges; State College Athletic Conference minutes; basic studies requirements; physical plant growth; course offerings and duplicate offerings.
Office of the PresidentThis series consists of correspondence concerning the controversy emergent from the Voice’s publication of abortion advertisements, ca. 1970. Also included are Board of Student Publications’ guidelines for the Student Voice and its editor (Jan. 1971), and controversy concerning rights the University and Board of Regents may exercise concerning student publications.
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