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Publication Information
| Date Created | April 1948 |
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Physical Description
| Format | Image |
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Collection Information
Copyright Information
| Copyright Status | COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED |
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Theresa Baseball Team
September 5, 1948
"Theresa Baseball Team. (Foreground) Russ Adelmeyer. (First row L-R) Gilbert Radke, Oliver Krueger, Gebby Weber, Jim Kruzan, Rube Schuster, Myron Lamers. (Second row) Bud Ruecker, Bob Adelmeyer,...
Woman Walking Dog
Eunice Lamers and her pet are silloutted by the late afternoon sun.
Dogs Barn — Exterior
2004
Larry and Noreen Dogs live at N8231 Hwy P (Section P). They purchased the property in 1981. Cows were last milked here in 1956. This was the Armond Benter farm.
Barn Silhouette
May 1948
"Jim Dobbe & his daughter are silhouetted in the doors of their barn. This is the site of Schnitzler's River View Hills mobile home park."
