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| William Henry Harrison was the Whig candidate in 1840 with John Tyler for Vice President. Harrrison fought in the Battle of Tippecanoe. He gave a very long Inauguration speech and died someas a result. |
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- Florence Popek At Patterson Library 1962
- The Original "Forward" on Capitol Lawn
- Killian Anderson
- Daniel Anderson, Class of 1969 Wild Rose
- Richard "Dick" Anderson Class of 1963 of Wild Rose
- Wautoma South side on Left
- Wautoma Going East
- The Old Waushara County Courthouse
- Post card To Rodney Murty from Jesse I Etheridge
- Wautoma Looking West
- Dr. Carl O M Anderson
- Minerva Anderson
- Floyd and Bessie Crum
- Patricia Etheridge
- J S Sage Store 1903
- Soren Simonson bought Thompson Bro's store 1886
- Theo. Stevens Cement block home 1905
- Sprague & R Davies butcher shop 1905
- Principal Rusicka moved back to Pine Lake 1950
- Dr Wilcox's father bought Richard T Davies farm 1902
- Waala & Holt 1900
- Dr Warsinski has house on East side of Town 1902
- Theo. Woodward puurched W. J Hursh's property on W...
- Carl Witt's building Rented for drug store 1901
- Carl Witt bought land from Frank Clark1901
- Carl Witt has foundation for barber shop 1901
- William Hughes let his farm 1895
- House for John Waala on Wisconsin St 1902
- John Waala Building from Barnhart 1899
- Carl Witt Moved Barber shop 1898
- Barber Shop 1898
- Tippecanoe & Tyler Too Voters
- Milford, Glenn and Jesse Etheridge Playing with Dolls
- Emeline Peterson Hanson Gunderson
- Neal Bryen
- Wild Rose Barber Shop
- Rev & Mrs Ellis Richard Roberts
- Edwin Fremont Jeffers Obit. 1924
- Car Scares Horse & Overturned Buggy 1918
- John P Lowe Commitment 1918
- Charles Brownlow & Mt Morris Band 1906
- Rev. George W Christie of Kittery, Maine 1874
- Andrew Etheridge & Johnny Roberts Fishing Trip 1903
- Middleton Herald Times , Nov. 28, 1902
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