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Wisconsin Farm Life, 1930s

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First page - School Photo

School Photo
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School Photo
Reverse of school photo
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Reverse of school photo
Underneath school photo
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Underneath school photo
 
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Page 2

Lucille and Georgie
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Lucille and Georgie
Roger
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Roger
Ruth; Skipper; "Fatty Q"
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Ruth; Skipper; "Fatty Q"
 
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Following pages

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"Ma and Pa"
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"Ma and Pa"
"Me"
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"Me"
"Rog"
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"Rog"
"Twin Elm Farm"
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"Twin Elm Farm"
"The Family"
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"The Family"
"The Kretlow's"
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"The Kretlow's"
"At Mt. Tello"
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"At Mt. Tello"
"Howie"
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"Howie"
"Ken and Pearl"
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"Ken and Pearl"
"Gertie"
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"Gertie"
"Elm"
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"Elm"
"Popsy and Momsy"
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"Popsy and Momsy"
"The Big Shots"
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"The Big Shots"
"Bob, Flipo, and Elmer"
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"Bob, Flipo, and Elmer"
"P.W.A. Workers"
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"P.W.A. Workers"
"At Uncle Nick's Auction" (both)
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"At Uncle Nick's Auction" (both)
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"Brownie"
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"Brownie"
"Howard and Marjie"
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"Howard and Marjie"
"Three Old Friends"
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"Three Old Friends"
"Three Musgaters"
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"Three Musgaters"
"My Boyfriend and Me"
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"My Boyfriend and Me"
"Two Old Pals"
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"Two Old Pals"
"Sis and myself when I was seventeen"
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"Sis and myself when I was seventeen"
"Apple-Dumpling and Pearl and Ken Also our calf "Daisy""
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"Apple-Dumpling and Pearl and Ken Also our calf "Daisy""
"Floyd, Phiz, and Eggnuts"
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"Floyd, Phiz, and Eggnuts"
"They were working in the berries"
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"They were working in the berries"
"Our dairy cows"
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"Our dairy cows"
"Cows taking a sun-bath"
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"Cows taking a sun-bath"
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