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<strong>GENERAL</strong> <strong>MANUSCRIPT</strong> <strong>COLLECTIONS</strong><br />
<strong>1.</strong> <strong>Alderink</strong>, <strong>George</strong> (1889-1977). Papers, (1955-72), 2.5 in.<br />
<strong>Alderink</strong> served as State Representative from District 55, from 1954 to 1958.<br />
Collection includes some correspondence, legislative reports, and subject<br />
materials. {S1815}<br />
2. American Association of University Professors. Records, 10 in.<br />
Consists of newsletters, reports, 1984 manual, education bill, post-secondary<br />
reports, membership, general correspondence, and financial information.<br />
{S2116}<br />
3. American Association of University Women, St. Cloud Branch. Records,<br />
(1922- ), 3.6 ft.<br />
Collection includes annual reports, bulletins, secretary notebooks, and<br />
meeting minutes. Scrapbooks cover numerous years of the organization's<br />
existence. Collection is added to periodically. {S60}<br />
4. American Legion Auxiliary - Wallace Chute Post No. 76, St. Cloud, Minn.<br />
(1962-63), one volume.<br />
One scrapbook which includes newspaper clippings, programs, and various<br />
awards of the organization. {S1884}<br />
5. American Visions. (1986)<br />
This debut issue commemorates the first celebration of Dr. Martin Luther<br />
King, Jr. with a national holiday. {S2069}<br />
6. Anderson, Jerald (1934- ). Papers, (1966-77), 4 in.<br />
Anderson was a DFL State Senator from District 19, serving on the<br />
Education, Finance, and Judiciary Committees. The majority of the<br />
collection deals with education, with some correspondence and newspaper<br />
clippings. {S1842}<br />
7. Association of Central Minnesota Teachers of History. Records, (1971-80), 5<br />
in.<br />
The Association of Central Minnesota Teachers of History was established in<br />
1971, with the help of SCSU faculty, to establish a stronger bond between<br />
teachers of history in Central Minnesota and to strengthen the position of<br />
history in the programs of Central Minnesota schools. The organization was<br />
dissolved in 1980 with the formation of the Minnesota Association of History<br />
Teachers. The collection contains the Association’s constitution, meeting<br />
minutes, newsletter, newspaper clippings, correspondence, announcements,<br />
and newsletters from the Committee on History in the Classroom (1972-76).<br />
{S2045}<br />
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8. Blacksmithing Account Book. (1866-72), one volume. {S1844}<br />
9. Boehm, John C. (1860-1929). Papers, (1894-1926), 10 in.<br />
Boehm was a doctor in St. Cloud beginning in 1894. His papers include<br />
numerous receipts and documents, dated 1902-1926. A journal of Dr.<br />
Boehm's patients, from 6 July 1894 to 18 March 1895 is included. {S2083}<br />
10. Brainerd Community Chest. Records, (1943-50), 2 in.<br />
This collection consists of minutes, by-laws, and incorporation papers.<br />
{S1982}<br />
1<strong>1.</strong> Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, St. Cloud. (1948-60), two volumes.<br />
Meeting minutes, membership lists, cash records, and quarterly reports.<br />
{S84}<br />
12. Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, Ladies Auxiliary, St. Cloud Branch.<br />
Records, (1921-46), 5 in.<br />
This collection contains correspondence, legislative reports, and booklets<br />
from the organization. Prominent community leaders of the 1930's and 40's<br />
are portrayed. {S65}<br />
13. Brown, Andrew A. (1873-1938). Papers, (1866-1938), 1 in.<br />
Brown lived in Douglas County, where he dealt with real estate. Of particular<br />
interest in the collection is the correspondence from then-congressman John<br />
Lind. There are numerous land grants and certificates, along with a copy of<br />
the Alexandria Post, 25 October 1878. {S1803}<br />
14. Bulletin of Atomic Scientists. (1985)<br />
40 th Anniversary issue. {S2070}<br />
15. Buscher, Dr. Julius, M.D. (1891-1963). Papers, (1919-63), 2.1 ft.<br />
Buscher was born in Germany in 1891 and served as a medical officer in the<br />
German Army in World War I. He came to St. Cloud in 1929 where he<br />
practiced medicine at the St. Cloud Hospital and the Veterans Hospital. The<br />
collection is mostly about medicine, with some correspondence, and items<br />
concerning naturalization. Collection is Restricted, contact Center for details.<br />
{S66}<br />
16. Central Minnesota Historical Assembly. Records, (1966-96), <strong>1.</strong>5 ft.<br />
Records include annual meeting minutes, correspondence, membership<br />
lists, treasurer’s reports, the Assembly’s constitution, and information<br />
regarding the counties of Central Minnesota. {S2044}<br />
17. Central Minnesota Loan & Building Association. (1891-93), one volume.<br />
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This large ledger holds entries and transactions for residents of the St. Cloud<br />
area. Some prominent St. Cloud business names, such as Cooper, Mitchell<br />
and Zapp, are recorded. {S2002}<br />
18. Charles, Russ and Ruth, Medicine Show. Papers, (1981-94), 2.5 in.<br />
Russ and Ruth Charles are St. Cloud natives who traveled with a medicine<br />
show early in their career and have produced their own traveling magic show<br />
since the 1940s. The collection consists of video tapes of their performance,<br />
an oral history interview, newspaper and magazine clippings, and<br />
miscellaneous photos, posters and brochures about Russ and Ruth and their<br />
show. {S2108}<br />
19. City of St. Cloud, Bids and Election Returns. (1949-61, 1964-67), 3.75 ft.<br />
This collection consists of two sections. Section I includes advertisements<br />
for bids, and rejected bids. Section II consists of general, primary and<br />
special election returns, summaries, and related material. {S62}<br />
20. City of St. Cloud, Miscellaneous Permits. (1963), 2.5 in.<br />
This collection consists of miscellaneous permits issued by the City of St.<br />
Cloud in 1963. {S1819}<br />
2<strong>1.</strong> Civil War Diaries of Thomas N. Roberts, 28 th Iowa Regiment. (April 1863-<br />
August 1865), 1 in.<br />
This collection is the transcripts of original diaries held by the donor and<br />
photocopies of two letters. {S2010}<br />
22. Clawson, John T. (1945- ). Papers, (1971-84), 1<strong>1.</strong>8 ft.<br />
Clawson was a State Representative from District 19 (Chisago, Isanti, and<br />
Kanabec Counties) from 1975-1985. Collection includes constituent and<br />
subjects correspondence on numerous topics. Also included are newspaper<br />
clippings, campaign materials, and newsletters from various sources.<br />
{S1841}<br />
23. DFL Materials. (1954-64), 8 in.<br />
Consists largely of political pamphlets and posters for the Democratic-<br />
Farmer-Labor Party for 1954-64. Also included are computer voter<br />
information sheets, updated. {S99}<br />
24. DFL Records. (1967-73), <strong>1.</strong>4 ft.<br />
Materials of major topics make up the bulk of the collection. Contains such<br />
items as newsletters, pamphlets, legislative reports, and newspaper<br />
clippings, most of the mass-mailing type. {S89}<br />
25. DFL Records, Sherburne County. (1972-82), 6 ft.<br />
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Contains various materials from both the county and state level. Included<br />
are newsletters, election results, convention proceedings, and information on<br />
individual candidates. Also includes materials used by the St. Cloud Chapter<br />
of the McCarthy for President Committee during the 1968 presidential race.<br />
{S2008}<br />
26. East Side Boosters Club (St. Cloud, MN). Records, (1933-73), 2.5 in.<br />
The East Side Boosters Club promoted business and civic interests of East<br />
St. Cloud. Includes correspondence, newspaper clippings, promotional<br />
materials, and a general history of the organization. {S1893}<br />
27. Election Tally Sheets, Benton County. (1932 and 1934), 2 in.<br />
This collection contains tally sheets and poll lists for the 1932 and 1934<br />
elections in Gilmanton Township in Benton County. {S2058}<br />
28. Farming Township Account Books. (1919-60), two volumes. {S1924}<br />
29. General Reference Material. <strong>1.</strong>75 ft.<br />
This collection contains a variety of reference material: The Illustrated<br />
History of Odd Fellowship (1914), Daily News Almanac & Political Register<br />
from the Chicago Daily News (1889), parts 1-14 of 32 of A History of the<br />
United States magazine series, and parts 2-12 of 50 of The Illustrated<br />
Catalogue of the Masterpieces of the United Sates, 1876 International<br />
Exhibition, Philadelphia. {S28}<br />
30. Grand Central Hotel (St. Cloud, MN). One volume.<br />
This guest register contains the names and addresses of hotel guests for 27<br />
September 1902 to 4 November 1902. It also includes clippings about<br />
movies and movie stars for the pre-World War I era. {S1808}<br />
3<strong>1.</strong> Granite City Savings and Loan Corp. (St. Cloud, MN). Records, (1894-1945), 5<br />
in.<br />
The three volumes in this collection include board of directors meeting<br />
minutes, stock certificates, and stock ledgers. {S95}<br />
32. Graves, Carlton. One volume.<br />
Carlton Graves has been a veterinarian for the Rice, Minnesota community<br />
for many years. Part of his receipt book contains a list of his receipts for<br />
1972. Another part of the receipt book contains the treasurer records for the<br />
local St. Cloud Chapter of the Grand Army of the Republic's encampment<br />
fund of 189<strong>1.</strong> {S1988}<br />
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33. Hardware Store Records and Catalogs. (1857-1934), <strong>1.</strong>25 ft.<br />
This collection consists of business information from Proctor and Clark Co.;<br />
Smith and Herbert; Weber's; Lockwood Manufacturing Co.; Marshall Wells<br />
and Hardware Co.; Jenny Semple, Hill and Co.; J.G. Read and Brothers Co.;<br />
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett and Co. {S94}<br />
34. Harren, Henry M. (1922- ). Papers, (1961-72), 4 ft.<br />
The majority of this collection is reports and pamphlets from legislative<br />
bodies on pertinent topics. The Minnesota Outdoor Resources and<br />
Recreation Commission (MORRC) is featured prominently in the collection.<br />
{S56}<br />
35. Heuer, William C. F. (1905- ). Papers, (1954-66), <strong>1.</strong>25 ft.<br />
The bulk of the collection is constituent correspondence from Heuer's District<br />
54, which included both Todd and Wadena counties. Also included are<br />
materials from the Todd County Committee for the Minnesota Statehood<br />
Centennial. {S1931}<br />
36. Hill City Land, Loan, and Lumber Company (Aitkin County). (1903-07), one<br />
volume.<br />
This is a company record book that contains material dealing with the<br />
transfers of various plots of property. {S1984}<br />
37. Historic Heartland Association. (1974), .5 inch.<br />
Three issues of a publication about Native American Minnesota history.<br />
{S86}<br />
38. International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers. Records,<br />
(1950-84), 6.25 ft.<br />
Donated by Jerome L. Burnett, former IAM Grand Lodge Representative,<br />
this collection includes the organizing activities of the IAM in mostly<br />
Minnesota and Wisconsin companies. Also included are various union<br />
publications, convention proceedings, lodge rosters, and a personal file on<br />
Mr. Burnett. {S1849}<br />
39. International Eucharist Congress. (1926), two volumes.<br />
One of the volumes in this collection is a book prepared as a souvenir for the<br />
XXVIII International Eucharist Congress held in Chicago in 1926, the first<br />
International Eucharist Congress to be held in the United States. It gives a<br />
history of previous Congresses and Catholic Chicago. The other book, which<br />
was sponsored by the Burlington Rail of Chicago, describes the program of<br />
the Congress and explains various means of transportation and<br />
accommodations for the 1926 Congress. {S2004}<br />
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40. lsanti County Savings and Loan Association Records. (1894-1924), one<br />
volume.<br />
This large account book contains minutes, annual reports, and articles of<br />
incorporation. {S1981}<br />
4<strong>1.</strong> Knife Lake Township (Kanabec County, MN). Records, (1907-48), 2.5 in.<br />
Election records, road and ditch records, treasurer’s reports, and wolf and<br />
fox bounties are included in this collection. Various legal documents are also<br />
included. {S1980}<br />
42. Kosloske, John T. (1907- ). Papers, (1949-71), 10 in.<br />
Kosloske was the mayor of Sauk Rapids, a state legislator, and also served<br />
as a Justice of the Peace. This collection is comprised largely of legislative<br />
correspondence on a variety of subjects. {S55}<br />
43. Lorsung, Peter, Monsignor. Papers, (1935-56), 2.5 in.<br />
Monsignor Lorsung served as parish priest in several churches in Central<br />
Minnesota. The collection includes ordination materials, church reports, and<br />
newspaper clippings. {S1869}<br />
44. Marshall, Frederick (1906-1985). Papers, (1948-66), 20.8 ft. and four volumes.<br />
Marshall was the U.S. Representative from District 6 from 1948 to 1960.<br />
His papers include legislative materials, newspaper clippings, constituent<br />
correspondence, and voting records. Also included is material from<br />
Marshall's tenure on the National Commission on Food Marketing. {S30}<br />
45. Massmann, John. Papers, (1964-85), <strong>1.</strong>8 ft.<br />
John Massmann is a retired Professor of History from SCSU. His papers<br />
include personal documents; information on city issues, such as the 10th<br />
Street Bridge and the South/Southeast Neighborhood Association; and NSP<br />
power plant information. {S2119}<br />
46. McKelvy, James M. & Family. Papers, (1857-63), <strong>1.</strong>25 ft.<br />
James M. McKelvy served in the Seventh Minnesota Infantry Regiment<br />
during the Civil War. His son, James E., served in the Thirteenth Minnesota<br />
Infantry Regiment during the Spanish-American War. The collection includes<br />
correspondence, military records, and newspaper clippings. {S2}<br />
47. Merchants Hotel (St. Cloud, MN). One volume.<br />
This guest register contains the names and hometowns of patrons of the<br />
Merchants Hotel from 18 March 1903 to 27 June 1903. {S1985}<br />
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48. Miller, Melvin, J. (1919-1974). Papers, (1972-74), 5 ft.<br />
Miller was a state representative from District 12A. He died shortly after his<br />
re-election in 1974. His papers include constituent correspondence,<br />
legislative materials, newspaper clippings, and copies of bills. {S1986}<br />
49. Minnesota Economic Data, Counties & Regions. (1966-73), 1 in.<br />
This collection consists of twenty-one issues of this publication series which<br />
was generated from a research program at the University of Minnesota<br />
which began in January 1966. The publications were prepared by the<br />
Department of Agricultural Economics, the Agricultural Extension Service,<br />
and the Agricultural Experiment Station. The issues were published on an<br />
irregular basis as the data was collected. This collection contains issues<br />
between October 1966 and April 1973 (issues 1-22, missing 17 and 20).<br />
{S2052}<br />
50. Minnesota Legislative Reports, etc. (1948-66), 5 in.<br />
This collection consists of the Report of the Constitutional Commission of<br />
Minnesota and the Report of Bipartisan Reapportionment Commission.<br />
{S91}<br />
5<strong>1.</strong> Minnesota Pocket Data Book. (1973)<br />
This volume contains data and trends of the state of Minnesota. The<br />
information includes population, commerce and economic indicators, human<br />
resources, education, natural resources, pollution control, outdoor<br />
recreation, government, and transportation. {S2053}<br />
52. Minnesota State Reformatory For Men, St. Cloud, MN. Records, (1889- 1938), 5<br />
in.<br />
This collection consists of annual and biennial reports for the St. Cloud State<br />
Reformatory for the years 1889-1937. Other miscellaneous publications are<br />
included, such as The Pillar, an in-house newsletter. {S68}<br />
53. Morgan, John D. (1844-1920). Papers, (I 849-1919), 17.5 ft.<br />
Morgan was a surveyor and produced numerous survey maps of Central<br />
Minnesota. These maps, which include general surveys, and drainage ditch<br />
maps, make up the majority of the collection. Also of interest are materials<br />
from the Chippewa Land Examination, 1902-03. {S31}<br />
54. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), St.<br />
Cloud Chapter. Records, (1983- ), 2.5 in.<br />
Collection consists of meeting minutes, announcements, and a copy of the<br />
constitution for the local chapter. Several issues of The Crisis are also<br />
included. Collection is added to periodically. {S2041}<br />
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55. National Railroad Adjustment Board. (1939-63), 129 volumes.<br />
These volumes contain the records of grievances settled between the<br />
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen<br />
and Enginemen, and various railroad companies. Two volumes of indexes<br />
are included. {S61}<br />
56. Nelsen, Bruce G. (1935- ). Papers, (1979-82), 1 ft.<br />
Nelsen was a state representative from the Staples area from 1975-1983.<br />
His papers include constituent correspondence, news releases, and<br />
legislative memos. {S2006}<br />
57. Nolan, Richard M. (1943- ). Papers, (1975-80), 117 ft.<br />
Richard Nolan represented the Little Falls area in the Minnesota House of<br />
Representatives from 1969 to 1973. He was elected to the U.S. House from<br />
the Sixth District in 1974, and served until 198<strong>1.</strong> This collection includes<br />
correspondence, newspaper clippings, news releases, case files, and other<br />
legislative materials. This collection is Restricted, contact Center for details.<br />
{S88}<br />
58. Northern Pacific Railway Company. Pamphlet collection, (1869-1967), 5 ft.<br />
This collection consists of a variety of pamphlets, advertisements, reports,<br />
etc., from the Northern Pacific Railroad. These include annual reports,<br />
president's addresses, and publications that were used to encourage<br />
immigrants to move to the Upper Midwest area. {S29}<br />
59. The Northwest Magazine. (1891-1900).<br />
The Northwest Magazine was an illustrated monthly publication "devoted to<br />
western interest and progress." It was published in St. Paul, Minnesota, by<br />
E.V. Smalley. The main focus was to encourage settlement of the remaining<br />
land in the western United States. {S2117}<br />
60. Patton, Al (I 933- ). Papers, (1972-76), 5 in.<br />
Al Patton was a state representative from District 17A from 1973 to 198<strong>1.</strong><br />
His papers include constituent correspondence, information on the thenproposed<br />
dome stadium, and various legislative materials. {S1959}<br />
6<strong>1.</strong> Pehler, James C. (1942- ). Papers, (1970-91), 6.5 ft.<br />
Pehler was a state representative from District 17B from 1973-199<strong>1.</strong> This<br />
collection includes newspaper clippings, constituent correspondence, news<br />
releases, and other legislative materials. {S33}<br />
62. Petersen, Hjalmar. Papers, (1918-69), <strong>1.</strong>25 ft.<br />
Hjalmar Petersen was a former lieutenant-governor, governor, and Railroad<br />
& Warehouse Commissioner. This collection consists mainly of personal<br />
correspondence between Petersen and his wife and daughters. Also<br />
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included are materials from the 1936 governor race, and his disagreement<br />
with Elmer A. Benson. {S69}<br />
63. Pine City Elementary World War II Unit, sixth grade. One volume.<br />
Consists of materials regarding the rationale, methods, materials, and<br />
evaluation of a World War II unit for the Pine City Elementary sixth grade.<br />
{S2130}<br />
64. Plat Book Collection.<br />
Includes plat books for Benton, Stearns, Sherburne, Todd, and Pope<br />
counties. {General Map Collection}<br />
65. Politics and Elections. (1879-1936), 2 in.<br />
This collection consists of political material and election material from 1879-<br />
1936. It includes poll lists, election results, campaign material for the major<br />
parties, political books, messages, bills, etc. {S1809}<br />
66. Psychology Department History. (1956-94), .5 in.<br />
An oral history interview tape and transcript of Al Krueger, SCSU Psychology<br />
Department faculty. {S2109}<br />
67. Recount Trial Records. (1962, 1963), 10 in.<br />
This collection consists of 20 volumes of transcript proceedings for the court<br />
trial of Rolvaag, et al No. Andersen in the election of governor in Minnesota<br />
in 1962. {S1821}<br />
68. St. Cloud - the City and Its Organizations. (1868-1935), 5 in.<br />
This collection includes financial records of the St. Cloud Union Band, St.<br />
Cloud assessors, and the St. Cloud School District; three St. Cloud<br />
directories (1888-89, 1894-95, 1908-09); a history of the North Star Lodge<br />
(1907); and a history of Tech High School (1935). {S93}<br />
69. St. Cloud Area Council of Governments. Records, (1972-78), 10 in.<br />
Donated by the League of Women Voters, this collection contains<br />
material dealing with the Metropolitan Advisory Council and the St. Cloud<br />
Metropolitan Area Planning Commission (later the Council of Governments).<br />
{S1917}<br />
70. St. Cloud Area Environmental Council. (1976- ), 4in.<br />
Contains the meeting minutes of the St. Cloud Area Environmental<br />
Council, starting 1976. This collection is added to periodically. {S1850}<br />
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7<strong>1.</strong> St. Cloud Citizens, Inc. Records, (1949-53), 2 in.<br />
Records include the mailing list of the Board of Directors, the Articles of<br />
Incorporation, application for membership cards and miscellaneous<br />
correspondence of the organization. {S1991}<br />
72. St. Cloud Education Directories. (1957-95), <strong>1.</strong>8 ft.<br />
This collection consists of thirty-one volumes of the St. Cloud Public Schools<br />
Directory from 1957-58 to 1991-92, and twenty-five volumes of the Diocese<br />
of St. Cloud School Directory from 1964-65 to 1995. Both sets are<br />
incomplete. {S2118}<br />
73. St. Cloud Humane Society. Records, (1893-91), two volumes.<br />
This collection contains a small booklet of the Society's Articles of<br />
Incorporation and a ledger of the Society's minutes and newspaper<br />
clippings. {S1807}<br />
74. St. Cloud Labor Records Lodge 623. (1965-72), four volumes.<br />
Four scrapbooks containing programs, membership lists, photos, newspaper<br />
clippings, constitution and by-laws, and award citations for the Senior<br />
Citizens club from the years 1965-72. {S1883}<br />
75. St. Cloud State University Public Relations File. 10 in.<br />
This collection consists of individual files of newspaper articles on<br />
persons associated with St. Cloud State University. The majority of the<br />
clippings are from the 1970s. {S101}<br />
76. St. Cloud Union Band. Records, (1894-1900), one volume.<br />
This account book contains the financial records of the band, lists events for<br />
which the band played, and identifies which members played at which<br />
events. {S2049}<br />
77. St. Cloud Voter Registration Cards. (1926-32), <strong>1.</strong>7 ft.<br />
Only names beginning with the letter "S" through "Z" are included. {S1810}<br />
78. St. <strong>George</strong> Township (Benton County). Records, (1859-1968), 2 ft. and five<br />
volumes.<br />
These records include election results, birth and death registers, minute<br />
books, road and bridge books, and treasurers’ journals. Pursuant to<br />
Minnesota Statue 144.225, these records are Restricted. Contact Center for<br />
details. {S1993}<br />
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79. St. John's Episcopal Church (St. Cloud, MN). Records, (1856-1978), 6 ft.<br />
Founded in 1856, St. John's Episcopal Church is the oldest church in St.<br />
Cloud. These records include St. Anne's Altar Guild, treasurers’ books,<br />
secretary minutes, Improvement League materials, and Church Aid<br />
Society. {S1840}<br />
80. St. Monica Christian Mothers. Records, (1940-77), 2 in.<br />
The St. Monica Christian Mothers were organized at St. Francis Xavier<br />
Church in Sartell in 1940. The collection consists of newspaper clippings,<br />
lists of members and committees, an historical sketch, and a public relations<br />
file. {S2036}<br />
8<strong>1.</strong> Samuelson, Donald (1932- ). Papers, (1968-72), 3 ft.<br />
Don Samuelson has represented the Brainerd area as a state representative<br />
and senator since 1968. His papers include constituent correspondence,<br />
newsletters, newspaper clippings, and legislative publications. {S1836}<br />
82. Schumann, Marvin C. (1906- ). Papers, (1955-68), 3 ft.<br />
Marvin Schumann served as state representative from the Rice, Minnesota<br />
area from 1955-1968. Included in his papers are constituent and legislative<br />
correspondence, and other legislative materials. {S70}<br />
83. Sherburne County Star-News (Elk River, MN). (1889-1930), <strong>1.</strong>5 ft.<br />
Contains issues of the Sherburne County Star-News for the years 1889-<br />
1899, 1902-1930. Not all sets are complete. Check inventory for details.<br />
{S2025}<br />
84. Sherwood, Glen (1934- ). Papers, (1972-81), 2.25 ft.<br />
Glen Sherwood was a state representative from District 4B from 1972- 198<strong>1.</strong><br />
In 1979 he became noted for switching from the DFL to the Independent<br />
Republican Party, claiming the DFL-ers were becoming "too liberal". His<br />
papers include constituent correspondence, newspaper clippings, and other<br />
legislative materials. {S1947}<br />
85. Staples, Minnesota, Organization Records. (1901-47), 2.5 ft.<br />
This collection contains records of various organizations in Staples,<br />
Minnesota: the Crescent Lodge (Masonic Lodge), the American Red Cross<br />
Association, the Ship by Rail Association, the Commercial Club, and Civic<br />
and Commerce Association. {S1948}<br />
86. Stearns County Biographical Sketches. (1936-41), 4 ft.<br />
The Minnesota Works Progress Administration during the Great Depression<br />
conducted several thousand interviews across the state. This collection<br />
consists of the approximately 1,500 interviews taken in Stearns County. {S1}<br />
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87. Stearns County Independent School No. 28. (1889-95), one volume.<br />
One treasurer's book. {S93}<br />
88. Stearns County Old Settlers Organization. Records, (1896-1923), 2.5 in.<br />
The Old Settlers Organization of Stearns County was organized in St.<br />
Joseph in January 1896. This collection contains a book of plans for annual<br />
dinners 6 June 1905 to 7 December 1917, and a ledger of meeting minutes,<br />
by-laws, and member lists, including some receipts. {S96}<br />
89. Stearns County School District #1894. Records, (1910-67), 10 in.<br />
Bound volumes make up the bulk of this collection. Volumes contain clerk's<br />
records, school attendance records, and text book records. {S24}<br />
90. Sullivan, John D. & Henry H. Papers, (1911-76), 2.5 in.<br />
John Sullivan, and his son, Henry H., served as state representatives from<br />
District 45. Their years of service spanned three decades. The collection<br />
includes newspaper clippings, campaign materials, and a typed biography.<br />
{S50}<br />
9<strong>1.</strong> Thaibault, Romauld B. (1918- ). Papers, (1889-1980), 6.5 ft.<br />
This collection contains numerous items relating to the Brotherhood of<br />
Railroad Trainmen, the United Transportation Union, and their relationships<br />
with various railroad companies. Other materials include some personal<br />
correspondence, case files, and union agreements. {S2082}<br />
92. Thirteenth Minnesota Infantry Regimental Association. (1929-32), 5 in.<br />
Contains the programs for the 25th, 27th, 28th, 32nd, and 34th annual<br />
reunions of this famed regiment. Some years contain multiple copies. {S59}<br />
93. Times-KFAM Weekly Letter To Servicemen. 86 issues, (20 December 1943 - 10<br />
September 1945).<br />
This newsletter was published by the St. Cloud Daily Times during World<br />
War II, and sent to all Central Minnesota persons in service. Issues included<br />
news briefs from the area, plus information on area service people and their<br />
activities. A name index is available. {General Newspaper Collection}<br />
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94. Todd County School District #787 (Browerville Township). Records, (1912-<br />
78), 4 ft.<br />
This collection consists mainly of clerks and treasurers' record books, along<br />
with information pertaining to the Browerville chapter of the Parent- Teacher<br />
Association. Also included are school bulletins, school board minutes, and<br />
other miscellaneous items. {S78 & S2031}<br />
95. Todd County School District #2321 (Iona Township). Records, (1889-1970), 2<br />
ft.<br />
These records include clerk records, term and attendance registers, librarian<br />
records, and other items. {S79}<br />
96. Todd County School District #2355 (Little Elk Township). Records, (1912- 65),<br />
1 ft.<br />
This collection contains clerk records, 1919-1965, and treasurer's records,<br />
1912-1953. The records are not complete for the years given. {S77}<br />
97. Transcontinental Railroad Exploration, U.S. Senate Report. (1853-55), 2.5 in.<br />
This collection consists of a report of an exploration into the Minnesota area<br />
to decide the best route for a coast-to-coast railroad. {S97}<br />
98. Tschumperlin, A.J. & Family. Papers, (1870-1945), 16.7 ft. and 26 volumes.<br />
Aloys John Tschumperlin was a long-time resident of St. Cloud. He was the<br />
proprietor of the largest furniture store, and the most important undertaking<br />
establishment in St. Cloud during the early 1900's. These papers include<br />
extensive records from both businesses, and a large section of<br />
Tschumperlin's mining interests near Ely, Nevada. Of note is a file on the<br />
Pan Motor Company and Tschumperlin's business affairs with it. {S57}<br />
99. Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, (St. Cloud MN). Records, (1962- ), 8.2 ft.<br />
These records include numerous items concerning the American<br />
Unitarian Universalist Association. Board minutes, financial records, and<br />
programs for the church are also included. This collection is added to<br />
periodically. {S1960}<br />
100. Unity Church of St. Cloud. Records, (1910-67), <strong>1.</strong>25 ft. and one volume.<br />
These records are a fairly complete collection containing the financial and<br />
religious records of the church. {S27}<br />
10<strong>1.</strong> Volk, Claudia Meier (1948- ). Papers, (1974-76), <strong>1.</strong>7 ft.<br />
Claudia Meier Volk was a state representative from District 18A from 1975-<br />
77. This collection includes mostly correspondence, with some campaign<br />
materials, newspaper clippings, and legislative reports. These papers are<br />
Restricted, contact Center for details. {S90}<br />
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102. War Aid Scrapbooks (1942-44). Two volumes.<br />
This collection consists of two scrapbooks dealing with the home front effort<br />
during World War II. The first volume was compiled by the Victory Garden<br />
division of the Citizens' Service Corps (1943). The second volume contains<br />
material distributed on victory aide calls by volunteers. {S1846}<br />
103. Weber, Vin. 1 in.<br />
Vin Weber, a native of Slayton, Minnesota, was elected the 6th<br />
Congressional District Representative in 1980. Weber was 23 years old at<br />
the time, making him the second youngest Minnesotan elected to Congress.<br />
The collection consists of a Congressman Vin Weber: Working for You<br />
newspaper, various Weber newsletters from the early 1980s, and newspaper<br />
clippings concerning Weber's election to Congress. An interview with Weber<br />
{S1994} is also available. {S2039}<br />
104. Wegner, Herman A. (1877-1947) and Family. Papers, (1883-1953), 7.5 in.<br />
Herman Wegner worked on the Flathead Indian Reservation in Montana as<br />
a teacher, and on the Blackfeet Reservation as an engineer. He also did<br />
carpentry work and was employed at the St. Cloud Veterans Administration<br />
Hospital. His wife Christine was the sister of John Clawson and worked at<br />
the Department of the Interior Office in Minneapolis for many years. The<br />
collection contains various ledgers, school handbooks, account books,<br />
newspaper clippings, numerous deeds and mortgage papers, and<br />
miscellaneous correspondence. {S2017}<br />
105. Wenstrom, Gene. Papers, (1976-1982), 2 ft.<br />
Gene Wenstrom campaigned unsuccessfully for the seat in Congress from<br />
Minnesota's 7th District in 1978, 1980 and 1982. The collection consists of<br />
Wenstrom’s campaign materials. {S2105}<br />
106. The Wright-Way ... Sher-way Shopper. (1980-81), 2.5 in.<br />
This collection consists of 49 issues containing town histories and stories on<br />
landmarks, institutions, or special events in Wright and Sherburne Counties.<br />
{S1999}<br />
107. Yearbooks of the Department of Agriculture. (1902-05), 5 in.<br />
Reports on the agricultural situation of the nation with statutes, predictions<br />
and explanations for the years 1902-1905. {S98}<br />
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108. Your Mexican Holiday: A Modern Guide. (1932), 2 in.<br />
This collection consists of the above-titled book and handwritten notes by Dr.<br />
P. L. Halenbeck about a trip he took with Dr. C. B. Lewis. Dr. Halenbeck was<br />
a prominent physician who practiced for many years in St. Cloud in the midand<br />
late 1900s. Dr. Lewis was another long-time physician in St. Cloud and<br />
a brother of Sinclair Lewis. {S2009}<br />
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SMALL <strong>COLLECTIONS</strong><br />
Americans United Pamphlets. (ca. 1960) {SC 2091}<br />
Askov, Minnesota (Pine County). (1984) {SC 2019}<br />
Big Brothers/Big Sisters of St. Cloud. (1968-78)<br />
A variety of items about the Big Brothers/Big Sisters program in St. Cloud, including<br />
a brief history. {SC 1878}<br />
Braham, Minnesota (Isanti County).<br />
A short history of Braham for its 75 th anniversary, and a history of Washington<br />
School District 28. {SC 80}<br />
Brook Park, Minnesota. (1894-1973)<br />
General history, Hinckley fire. {SC 1970}<br />
Browerville Electric Light and Power Company, Corporation Record Book. (1914-<br />
17) {SC 2021}<br />
Buffalo Motor Company Records (Buffalo, Minnesota). (1923-24)<br />
Various legal documents including articles of incorporation, by-laws, meeting<br />
minutes, legal cases, and letterhead. {SC 1983}<br />
Central Minnesota Arts Council, St. Cloud Community Arts Council, St. Cloud,<br />
Minnesota. (1979-80)<br />
Newsletters. {SC 2030}<br />
"Christmas Day 1915," by Dr. Waite Shoemaker. {SC 2129}<br />
Clearwater Centennial Program (Clearwater, Minnesota). (1955) {SC 1857}<br />
The Cloverbelt, by E.H. Hobe Lumber Company, St. Paul, Minnesota. (ca. 1900)<br />
A land advertisement pamphlet for tracts of land in Aitkin County, north of Sandy<br />
Lake, for land owned by the E.H. Hobe Lumber Company, St. Paul, Minn. {SC<br />
1964}<br />
Colmer, H.C. (1912-76)<br />
Colmer's reminiscences of Breezy Point. {SC 74}<br />
Dairy Craft Industries (Holdingford, Minnesota). (1955-78)<br />
History, news clippings and brochures. {SC 1900}<br />
The Delineator. (May 1897)<br />
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Journal of fashion and culture. {SC 1929}<br />
Dredging Locations on the Upper Mississippi River-Public Notice. (1976-78)<br />
{SC 2131}<br />
Fearing Transfer Line.<br />
Two tickets. {SC 2048}<br />
Felix, Paul (1850-1937).<br />
A biography of Paul Felix, a former lumber worker in the Belle Prairie, Minnesota<br />
area. He was active in politics, serving as town clerk, and sheriff for twenty years.<br />
{SC 1802}<br />
Fifty Years of Caring, St. Cloud Childrens Home. (1924-74) {SC 1992}<br />
Freedhem, Minnesota (Morrison County). (1901-43)<br />
History of Swedish Free Evangelical Congregation and newspaper clipping on<br />
history of Freedhem. {SC 1887}<br />
Frost, <strong>George</strong> S. (1863)<br />
Diary excerpts of <strong>George</strong> Frost, great uncle of poet Robert Frost. {SC 2010}<br />
German Army Document. (1916, in German)<br />
WWI instructions to strengthen unit. {SC 1813}<br />
Hall, Marcellus.<br />
Mathew Hall Lumber Co. {SC 1825}<br />
Hill, Fred.<br />
Various newspaper clippings and cards. {SC 2037}<br />
Hinckley Reminiscences, Hinckley, Minnesota. (1894-99)<br />
Jim Jordan (1892- ) recounts his father's experience in the Hinckley fire and laying<br />
a telephone line in 1896. {SC 1864}<br />
Holden, Addie L., Journal. (1896-1906)<br />
Songs, Poetry, Recipes. {SC 1921}<br />
Holes Family Genealogy. (1764- )<br />
Brief history of Holes, Whipple and Fitzgerald families. {SC 1892}<br />
Holes-Webway (St. Cloud, Minnesota). Papers, (1976-77). {SC 1853}<br />
lsanti County, Minnesota,"Rural Swede Schools of lsanti County Minnesota." (April<br />
1972) {SC 1955}<br />
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Kandiyohi County, Minnesota.<br />
Biography of Albert Henry Sperry (1840-1917), published November 1965. {SC<br />
1805}<br />
Knights of Columbus Council 961, Newsletters, St. Cloud, Minnesota. (September<br />
1965 and July 1966) {SC 2095}<br />
League of Women Voters, St. Cloud Chapter. (1967-78)<br />
By-laws, brochures and newsletters. {SC 1881}<br />
Lindbergh, Charles Jr. (1927-1964)<br />
Newspaper clippings, essay re: Lindbergh's flight. {SC 1940}<br />
Little Crow Community Action Program. (1967)<br />
1967 Annual Report. {SC 2033}<br />
Little Falls, Minnesota, "History of a River Town." {SC 1954}<br />
Lyons, John, Homestead Certificate, 11 April 1892.<br />
Issued by the U.S. Government Land Office, this original homestead certificate is<br />
for a sixty acre tract of land located in south-central Morrison County. {SC 2038}<br />
Maine Prairie, Minnesota (Stearns County). (1937 and 1982)<br />
Two articles about the history of Maine Prairie, Minnesota. {SC 2020}<br />
Mankato and New Ulm Sioux Uprising (1862).<br />
Two recollections of the Dakota Conflict from residents of Mankato and New Ulm<br />
from the 1930's. {SC 1804}<br />
Metzroth Clothing Company (St. Cloud, MN). (1856-1981)<br />
Two histories of the company for their 75th and 125th anniversaries. {SC 1956}<br />
Minnesota Department of Corrections, St. Cloud Reformatory. (1975) {SC 1939}<br />
Minnesota Migrant Council Annual Report. (1976-77)<br />
Annual report booklet. {SC 1866}<br />
"Minnesota. The Successful Society," by Neal R. Pierce, (1973).<br />
Excerpt from The Great Plains States of America re: politics, economy, schools.<br />
{SC 2055}<br />
National Association of Retired Federal Employees, St. Cloud Chapter 644. (1957-<br />
77)<br />
By laws, etc. {SC 1879}<br />
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National Farmers Organization. (1968-72) {SC 2087}<br />
Nelson, Herman.<br />
This collection consists of notes written by Herman Nelson of Mille Lacs County for<br />
his books The Axe and the Plow (1974) and A Century of Pioneering Pioneers<br />
(1972). {SC 1816}<br />
Newsletter File {SC 2100}<br />
North Branch and Branch Village History, Chisago County, Minnesota. {SC 1944}<br />
Northeast Minnesota<br />
Maps of state parks in northeast Minnesota, March/April 1976 issue of The Lake<br />
Superior News, and the Northeast Minnesota: A Region in Transition 1983 report.<br />
{SC 2132}<br />
Onamia Community Profile. (March 1973) {SC 1938}<br />
Onnen,Tony.<br />
Tony Onnen was elected to the Minnesota House of Representatives from District<br />
22B in 1977. This collection includes some correspondence from his office and<br />
campaign materials. {SC 1935}<br />
Padua, Minnesota (Stearns County).<br />
Contains 1924 article on incident at Padua dance hall. {SC 1897}<br />
Pan Motor Company (St. Cloud, MN). (1918-82)<br />
A collection of journal articles by and about the Pan Motor Company, and its<br />
founder, Samuel C. Pandolfo. Related materials located in the A.J. Tschumperlin<br />
Papers, {S102}. {SC 1965}<br />
Pierz, Father Francis Xavier.<br />
Memorial proposal. {SC 1890}<br />
Pine County Atlas.<br />
Maps, descriptions of historic sites. {SC 1962}<br />
Pine County Historical Society. (1967-70)<br />
This collection contains three annual reports listing accomplishments and future<br />
potential of Pine County's historical resources. {SC 2135}<br />
Princeton, Minnesota, "A Short Account of Brickton." (May 29, 1977)<br />
Pamphlet that chronicles the history of the brick making industry in Brickton,<br />
Minnesota, two miles north of Princeton. {SC 1953}<br />
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Political Cartoons. (1964-78) {SC 2092}<br />
"The Relic Tobacco Shed Region of Central Minnesota," by Ingolf Vogeler and<br />
Thomas Dockendorff.<br />
This article concerns the tobacco growing areas of Central Minnesota and the<br />
relatively unknown tobacco industry that once existed in Minnesota. {SC 1936}<br />
Rued, David. (1978-80)<br />
Constituent correspondence, campaign materials, and other information<br />
regarding David Rued's election to the State Senate in 1978. {SC 1946}<br />
Rochester, Minnesota, Public School System. (1909) {SC 2093}<br />
St. Cloud Association For Retarded Citizens Newsletters. (1974-79) {SC 2088}<br />
St. Cloud, Minnesota, Community Profile. (March 1977) {SC 1943}<br />
St. Cloud, Minnesota, Railroads, "From Wooden Wheels to Steel Wheels." (Spring<br />
1980) {SC 1957}<br />
St. Cloud Musicians Association, Local 536. (1921-78)<br />
Booklets, newspaper clippings, programs, and constitutions and by-laws. {SC<br />
1880}<br />
St. Cloud Public Schools. {SC 2119}<br />
St. Cloud State Teachers College Bulletin. (1944)<br />
"The College History." {SC 2046}<br />
St. Cloud Youth Hockey Association. (1977)<br />
Handbook. {SC 1894}<br />
Schrom, Ed (1911- ). (1970-72)<br />
Newspaper clippings, correspondence and campaign materials from Schrom's 1972<br />
run for senator of District 16 (Stearns-Meeker). {SC 42}<br />
Schwartz, John (1822-1915) & Family. (1822-1936)<br />
A genealogical study of the family of John Schwartz, a long time St. Cloud resident.<br />
{SC 1855}<br />
Sentinel Printing Company, Inc. (Sauk Rapids, Minnesota). (1927-48)<br />
Various materials pertaining to the Sentinel Printing Company, and the changes it<br />
has been through. {SC 1891}<br />
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Spaniol, Johann& Family. (1882)<br />
Immigration document: contract for boat passage from Antwerp, Belgium, to New<br />
York, dated 26 April 1882. {SC 1812}<br />
Todd County, Minnesota, Plat Book. (1925) {SC 1967}<br />
Uselmann, Joseph and Kunigunda. (1888)<br />
Letters to Germany. {SC 1987}<br />
Vietnam War Newspaper Clippings. (1967-71) {SC 2089}<br />
Vietnam War Protest Materials. (1967-71) {SC 2090}<br />
Vision-Ease Corporation (St. Cloud, Minnesota). (1940s-74)<br />
One-page history of the corporation and a pamphlet, "How Vision-Ease Multifocal Is<br />
Made." {SC 1828}<br />
Walker, Mrs. Harold (1895- ). (1900-77)<br />
Interview and papers relating to the history of Hill City, Aitkin County, and<br />
surrounding areas. {SC 1822}<br />
Wilson, Joseph P. (1823-1900). (1851-69), two folders.<br />
Joseph Wilson was the brother of St. Cloud founder John L. Wilson. His papers<br />
contain mostly correspondence, along with a document certifying Wilson as a<br />
member of the Minnesota Historical Society, 185<strong>1.</strong> {SC 73}<br />
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MICROFILMED <strong>COLLECTIONS</strong><br />
<strong>1.</strong> Brainerd First Congregational Church (United Church of Christ), Brainerd,<br />
MN. Records, (1872-1979), 4 reels microfilm.<br />
The collection contains pamphlets, minute books, treasurer's records, a<br />
record of library loans, and a guest book. The registers include vital statistic<br />
information concerning births, marriages, deaths, baptisms, and<br />
membership. The collection includes minutes of the Board of Trustees, the<br />
church society, the church committee, the Religious Department, the church<br />
Council, the Religious Education Committee, and the Board of Christian<br />
Education. Also included are records of the Sunday school and the bible<br />
school. {MF 1968}<br />
2. Congregational Church Society (St. Cloud, MN). Records, (1888-1902), one reel<br />
microfilm.<br />
Consists of microfilmed copies of minute books, 1888-1902, and pledge<br />
book, 1889-1898. {MF 1914}<br />
3. Dalbo Baptist Church. Records, (1884-1974), three reels microfilm.<br />
Consists of the following microfilmed records: treasurers’ cash books, 1894-<br />
1959; Ladies Sewing Aid, 1909-1921; church register, 1903-1928; and<br />
Members Account Ledger, 1922-193<strong>1.</strong> Historical information is also<br />
available in the Church Histories Collection. {MF 1888}<br />
4. First Swedish Baptist Church (St. Cloud, MN). Records, (1882-1932), one reel<br />
microfilm.<br />
Records include meeting minutes, Board of Trustees records, and church<br />
record books. Additional materials located in the Church Histories Collection.<br />
{MF 1834}<br />
5. First United Methodist Church (St. Cloud MN). Records, (1859-1964), five reels<br />
microfilm.<br />
This collection includes church registers, meeting minutes, treasurers’ record<br />
books, and Ladies Aid Society papers. Also included are records of the Blue<br />
Cross Society. {MF 1862}<br />
6. German Conferences of the Methodist Church of America, Minnesota Church<br />
Records. (1855-1933), reel #7 of 8 reels microfilm.<br />
The title reflects the overall date span of the eight reels of microfilm that<br />
comprise the entire collection. The Center has reel seven of the collection.<br />
The date span for reel seven is 1865-1919. The records consist primarily of<br />
minutes of meetings, church registers, and financial data. Areas covered<br />
include Clearwater Mission in Stearns County, Princeton Mission in Mille<br />
Lacs County, Owatonna Mission in Steele County, and the Corinna church in<br />
Wright County. {MF 1923}<br />
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7. Glendorado Lutheran Church (Glendorado Township, Benton County).<br />
Records, (1884-1960), one reel microfilm.<br />
Included in this collection are parish registers, meeting minutes, and letters<br />
of certification. {MF 1896}<br />
8. Methodist Episcopal Church (Sauk Rapids, MN). Records, (1890-1931), one<br />
reel microfilm.<br />
Contains church registers, 1890-1931, and meeting minute books, 1915-<br />
193<strong>1.</strong> {MF 1913}<br />
9. Minnesota Historic Resources Survey: Manuscripts, Collection Information<br />
Forms. (1973-79), 8 reels of microfilm.<br />
The collection contains microfilm reproductions of survey forms completed<br />
by Minnesota County historical societies identifying their manuscripts and<br />
public records. {MF 1971}<br />
10. North lsanti Baptist Church (Cambridge Township). Records, (1886-1973),<br />
three reels microfilm.<br />
Materials on the film include church record books, minute books, treasurers’<br />
books, Sunday School records, and Ladies Mission Society records. There is<br />
also some material concerning the South lsanti Baptist Church, which was<br />
tied to the North lsanti Baptist Church for a number of years. {MF 1901}<br />
1<strong>1.</strong> St. John's Lutheran Church (Gilmanton Township, Benton County). Records,<br />
(1908-78), one reel microfilm.<br />
Records of marriages, baptisms, confirmations, burials, church officers, and<br />
members. {MF 1905}<br />
12. South lsanti Baptist Church (Isanti County). Records, (1860-1960), one reel<br />
microfilm.<br />
This microfilm record contains church minute books for 1860-1951, and a<br />
historical narrative, written 1960. {MF 1922}<br />
13. Swedish Church Records, Pine and Kanabec Counties. (1882-1971), one reel<br />
microfilm.<br />
Records of three churches in Pine and Kanabec Counties: Grass Lake<br />
Mission Church, Grass Lake Swedish Baptist Church, Royalton Swedish<br />
Baptist Church. {MF 71}<br />
14. Taylors Falls Methodist Church (Taylors Falls, MN). Records, (1859-1968), six<br />
reels microfilm.<br />
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Includes baptisms, marriages, funerals, memberships, and pastoral records.<br />
Several auxiliary organizations, trustees minutes, and treasurers' records are<br />
also included. {MF 75}<br />
15. U.S. Senate, Territorial Papers. (1847-60), one reel microfilm. {MF 1800}<br />
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PHOTOGRAPH <strong>COLLECTIONS</strong><br />
American Association of University Women {P 2134}<br />
Folder 1 - two past presidents, 1931 members (3)<br />
Folder 2 - 1970 negatives (7)<br />
Folder 3 - 1974 delegation (16)<br />
Folder 4 - Female Scandinavian dancers, undated (1)<br />
Folder 5 - Wheels, Wings and Water Festival, St. Cloud, 1985 (12)<br />
Folder 6 - Stearns County Heritage Center opening, 1985 (19)<br />
Folder 7 - Convention and meetings, 1987 (79)<br />
Folder 8 - Convention, St. John's, 1987 (71)<br />
Folder 9 - Miscellaneous, undated (5)<br />
Folder 10 - 1980s (9)<br />
Folder 11 - Miscellaneous, 1980s (7)<br />
Anderson, Jerald (2) {P 1864}<br />
Annandale, Minnesota (10) {P 1934}<br />
Annandale, Minnesota - St. Mark's Episcopal Church (4) {P 1934}<br />
Askov, Minnesota (3) {P 4243}<br />
Bloomington, Minnesota - Metropolitan Stadium (1) {P 4475}<br />
Brainerd, Minnesota (3) {P 4476}<br />
Brook Park, Minnesota (16 + N) {P 4208}<br />
Burnett, Jerome L. (1) {P 1871}<br />
Clawson, John {P 1841}<br />
Folder 1 (63)<br />
Folder 2 - With Minnesota Governors (37)<br />
Folder 3 - With Interns/Pages (19)<br />
Folder 4 - Miscellaneous (77)<br />
Folder 5 - With Political Figures (19)<br />
Folder 6 - Miscellaneous (25)<br />
Folder 7 - Negatives<br />
Dairy Craft Industries (15) {P 1923}<br />
Fandel's Department Store (2) {P 4254}<br />
Freedhem, Minnesota (1) {P 1912}<br />
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Freedhem, Minnesota - Swedish (Evangelical) Lutheran Church (2) {P 1912}<br />
Glendorado, Minnesota - Glendorado Lutheran Church (4) {P 1921}<br />
Hill City, Minnesota (1) {P 1838}<br />
Jacob's Prairie, Minnesota - St. James Church (2) {P 1938}<br />
Johnson, J. Buford (57) {P 4260}<br />
Lorsung, Peter, Monsignor (19) {P 1895}<br />
Marshall, Fred {P 30}<br />
Folder 1 - 1948 Campaign (15)<br />
Folder 2 - Miscellaneous 1948-49 (18)<br />
Folder 3 - Miscellaneous 1950-58 (20)<br />
Massmann, John (1) {P 2119}<br />
Milaca, Minnesota (38) {P 1882}<br />
Pehler, James {P 1846}<br />
Folder 1 - Miscellaneous (42)<br />
Folder 2 - At the Capitol (26)<br />
Peterson, Hjalmar (21) {P 0065}<br />
Miscellaneous Postal Cards, Minnesota (24) {P 4241}<br />
Rockville, Minnesota (34) {P 1941}<br />
St. Cloud, Minnesota {P 0073}<br />
Folder 1 (5)<br />
Folder 2 (2)<br />
Folder 3 (2)<br />
St. Cloud Area Musicians Union (6) {P 1904}<br />
Smith, Donald (WW II) {P 2133}<br />
Folder 1 - Wales, England (5)<br />
Folder 2 - South Wales, England (8)<br />
Folder 3 - France (14)<br />
Folder 4 - Remouchamps, Belgium (13)<br />
Folder 5 - Remagen (10)<br />
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Folder 6 - Bataan, Philippines (8)<br />
Folder 7 - The Front (3)<br />
Folder 8 - Germany (8)<br />
Folder 9 - Neuweid Bridge (3)<br />
Unidentified Rural Church Photos (5)<br />
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CHURCH HISTORIES <strong>COLLECTIONS</strong><br />
Format:<br />
Town/Township (County) or Town/Township, State<br />
[Name of Church]<br />
Description of file.<br />
Aitkin (Aitkin)<br />
United Methodist Church<br />
1971 & 1977 directories<br />
St. John's Episcopal Church {MF 1995)<br />
Albany (Stearns)<br />
German Evangelical Ebenezer Church<br />
Brief history<br />
Seven Dolors Parish<br />
State Convention of Catholic Societies<br />
Souvenir Program of 1933<br />
Altona, Illinois<br />
Evangelical Lutheran Immanuel Church<br />
Annandale (Wright)<br />
St. Mark's Episcopal Church<br />
9 items; newspaper clippings, certificates, and record book<br />
Arban (Stearns)<br />
Sacred Heart Church<br />
Brief history for 50th jubilee<br />
Artell, Nebraska<br />
Bethphage Mission<br />
Askov (Pine)<br />
Bethlehem Lutheran Church<br />
70th anniversary book and program<br />
Lutheran Augustana Synod<br />
The Centennial: Augustana Synod Congregations, 1848-1948<br />
A Century of Life and Growth<br />
Avon (Stearns)<br />
St. Benedict's Church<br />
Brief history and centennial book<br />
Belgrade (Stearns)<br />
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Church of St. Francis De La Salle<br />
Brief history from History of Stearns County<br />
Belle Prairie (Morrison)<br />
Holy Family Church<br />
Book of history to 1970<br />
Brainerd (Crow Winq)<br />
First Lutheran Church<br />
St. Paul's Episcopal Church {MF 1996}<br />
Buffalo (Wright)<br />
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church<br />
Centennial Book, pageant script, and photocopy of photo collage<br />
Cambridge (Isanti)<br />
Cambridge Lutheran Church<br />
First Baptist Church<br />
75th, 50th, and 90th anniversary booklets<br />
Cambridge Township (Isanti)<br />
North lsanti Baptist Church<br />
Meeting minutes, newspaper clippings, biography sketch. See also {MF 1901}.<br />
Clearwater (Wright)<br />
Church of St. Luke<br />
1983 Directory<br />
Cokato (Wright)<br />
Church of St. Luke<br />
Finnish Apostolic Lutheran Church<br />
Brief history<br />
Cold Spring (Stearns)<br />
St. Boniface Church<br />
Brief history<br />
Collegeville (Stearns)<br />
St. John the Baptist Church<br />
Brief history and newspaper clipping<br />
Dalbo (Isanti)<br />
Dalbo Baptist Church<br />
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75th anniversary booklet, 1977-78 annual report, records. See also {MF 1888}.<br />
Salem Evangelical Lutheran Church<br />
Centennial book<br />
Delano (Wright)<br />
St. Paul's United Church of Christ<br />
Centennial book<br />
Duelm (Benton)<br />
St. Lawrence's Church<br />
Centennial booklet and newspaper clippings<br />
Duluth (St. Louis)<br />
Zion Lutheran Church<br />
Centennial book<br />
Eden Valley (Meeker)<br />
St. Paul's Lutheran Church<br />
75th anniversary booklet<br />
Elk River (Sherburne)<br />
St. Andrew's Parish<br />
1954 Directory<br />
Fair Haven (Stearns)<br />
Concordia Lutheran Church<br />
Centennial book<br />
Farming (Stearns)<br />
St. Catherine's Church<br />
Centennial book and invitation/program, financial report and history from Richmond<br />
Reporter<br />
Finlayson (Pine)<br />
United Methodist Church<br />
75th anniversary booklet<br />
Flensburg (Morrison)<br />
Sacred Heart Church<br />
1944, 1949, and 1952 financial statements<br />
Florence, Kentucky<br />
Hopeful Evangelical Lutheran Church<br />
30
Foreston (Mille Lacs)<br />
St. Louis Bertrand Catholic Church<br />
1970s(?) directory, newspaper clipping<br />
Freeport (Stearns)<br />
Sacred Heart Church<br />
Brief history<br />
Gilmanton Township (Benton)<br />
St. John's Lutheran Church<br />
Gilman (Benton)<br />
St.'s Peter and Paul Church Brief history<br />
Gilmanton Township (Benton)<br />
St. John's Lutheran Church<br />
35th anniversary booklet (in German)<br />
Glendorado (Benton)<br />
Glendorado Lutheran Church<br />
Centennial booklet, constitution and history<br />
Hill City (Aitkin)<br />
Trinity Lutheran Church<br />
Brief history<br />
United Methodist<br />
Church History<br />
Jacob's Prairie (Stearns)<br />
St. James Church<br />
Centennial book and brief history<br />
Lake Lillian (Kandiyohi)<br />
Torsmo-Grace Lutheran Church<br />
Centennial book<br />
Little Falls (Morrison)<br />
St. Mary's Catholic Church<br />
Long Lake Township (Crow Wing)<br />
Bethel Lutheran Church<br />
Long Prairie (Todd)<br />
First Baptist Church<br />
31
Luxemborg (Stearns)<br />
St. Wendelin's Church<br />
Brief history<br />
Luxemborg Township (Stearns)<br />
St. Nicholas Lutheran Church<br />
Brief history<br />
Mayhew Lake (Benton)<br />
Annunciation Church<br />
75th anniversary booklet and correspondence<br />
Melrose (Stearns)<br />
St. Boniface Church<br />
Brief history<br />
St. Patrick's Church<br />
Brief historv<br />
New London (Kandiyohi)<br />
Trinity Lutheran Church<br />
75th anniversary booklet<br />
New Munich (Stearns)<br />
Immaculate Conception Parish<br />
75th anniversary booklet<br />
North Branch (Chisago)<br />
Kost Evangelical Lutheran Church<br />
By-laws, brochure, 75th anniversary booklet, and 90th anniversary booklet<br />
0gilvie (Kanabec)<br />
United Methodist Church<br />
80th anniversary booklet<br />
Opole (Stearns)<br />
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church<br />
10 items: brief history, financial reports, 75th anniversary booklet, and newspaper<br />
clippings<br />
Paynesville (Stearns)<br />
Church of St. Louis<br />
History and 59th anniversary booklet<br />
First Evangelical Church<br />
Newspaper clippings<br />
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Salem Evangelical Church<br />
75th anniversary booklet and dedication program<br />
Pearl Lake (Stearns)<br />
Holy Cross Catholic Church<br />
Histories<br />
Pease (Mille Lacs)<br />
Christian Reformed Church<br />
50th and 75th anniversary booklets<br />
Pillager (Cass)<br />
First Baptist Church<br />
16 items: dedication program, 75th anniversary booklet, photo-copies of photos,<br />
newspaper clippings, records, etc.<br />
Pine City (Pine)<br />
First Presbyterian Church<br />
Centennial booklet and history<br />
Pine Lake ( )<br />
Cutler Methodist-Episcopal Church<br />
75th anniversary booklet<br />
Princeton (Mille Lacs)<br />
First Congregational Church<br />
Centennial booklet<br />
Quamba (Kanabec)<br />
Quamba Baptist Church<br />
24 items: brief history, constitution and by-laws, correspondence, newspaper<br />
clippings, church bulletins, etc.<br />
Richmond (Stearns)<br />
Church of St.'s Peter and Paul<br />
Two brief histories<br />
Rockville (Stearns)<br />
Mary of the Immaculate Conception Church<br />
Brief history, 25th and 50th anniversary booklets<br />
Roscoe (Stearns)<br />
St. Agnes Church<br />
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Brief history<br />
St. Cloud (Stearns/Benton/Sherburne)<br />
Bethlehem English Lutheran Church<br />
Brief history<br />
Calvary Baptist Church<br />
7 items: histories, annual report, newspaper clippings. See also {MF 1834}.<br />
Church of the Immaculate Conception<br />
Newspaper clipping (2 copies)<br />
Church of Peace<br />
Brief history<br />
Church of St. Augustine<br />
Church of St. John Cantius<br />
First Baptist Church<br />
Brief history<br />
First Evangelical Church<br />
Brief history<br />
First Presbyterian Church<br />
9 items: Brief history, correspondence, newspaper clippings<br />
First United Methodist Church<br />
Brochures, history, centennial booklet, and newspaper clipping<br />
Holy Angels Cathedral<br />
50th anniversary booklet<br />
Holy Cross Evangelical Lutheran Church<br />
1970s(?) and 1979 directories, annual reports, 75th anniversary book and history<br />
Newman Center<br />
19 items; incorporation documents, brochures, articles, schedules, newsletters,<br />
St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Parish<br />
Two histories<br />
St. John's Episcopal Church<br />
Brief history<br />
St. Joseph's Parish<br />
St. Mary's Catholic Parish<br />
Centennial booklet<br />
Salem Evangelical Lutheran Church<br />
Swedish Evangelical Mission<br />
Santiago (Sherburne)<br />
South Santiago Evangelical Lutheran Church<br />
Newspaper clippings<br />
Sartell (Stearns)<br />
St. Francis Xavier Church<br />
25th anniversary booklet<br />
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Sauk Centre (Stearns)<br />
Church histories, General<br />
Brief history, newspaper clipping<br />
Church of the Good Samaritan<br />
Newspaper clipping<br />
First Baptist Church<br />
Brief history<br />
First Congregational Church<br />
Brief history<br />
Our Lady of Angels Church<br />
Three histories<br />
St. Paul's Church<br />
Brief history, newspaper clipping<br />
United Methodist Church<br />
History<br />
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church<br />
Brief history<br />
Sauk Rapids (Benton)<br />
Poor Clare Monastery<br />
50th anniversary booklet<br />
Trinity Evangelical Church<br />
Brief history, newspaper clippings, and 50th and 75th anniversary booklets<br />
Svea (Kandiyohi)<br />
Svea Lutheran Church<br />
95th anniversary booklet<br />
Verndale (Wadena)<br />
Central Methodist Church<br />
1941 directory<br />
Wadena County<br />
Church histories, General<br />
Three brief histories<br />
Wadena (Wadena)<br />
Immanuel Lutheran Church<br />
Dedication booklet, general histories<br />
Waite Park (Stearns)<br />
Parish of St. Joseph<br />
Directory 1976 and brief history<br />
Waite Park Methodist Church<br />
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50th anniversary booklet<br />
Wakefield Township (Stearns)<br />
St. Nicholas Church<br />
Dedication program<br />
Willmar (Kandiyohi)<br />
Eagle Lake Lutheran Church<br />
Centennial booklet<br />
First United Presbyterian Church<br />
History<br />
Vinje Lutheran Church<br />
Centennial book<br />
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<strong>GENERAL</strong> INTERVIEW COLLECTION<br />
Allen, Myron<br />
Bauer, Marvin (Sauk Rapids) -- Sentinel Press<br />
Beulieu, Clifton (St. Cloud)<br />
Beaver, Mrs. Lynwood (St. Cloud) -- Holes-Webway Co.<br />
Berg, Mrs. Fred (Swatara)<br />
Bolinsky, Henry (Sauk Rapids)<br />
Bukowski, Earl (Sauk Rapids) -- Earl's Bakeries, Inc.<br />
Burnett, Jerome L. -- Labor unions<br />
Carley, Alice (Brook Park)<br />
Carter, Helen C. (St. Cloud)<br />
Dahlstrom, Reuben & Bonna (Milaca)<br />
Dare, Charles F. -- Sherburne County Star-News<br />
Dziuk, Bertha (Foley)<br />
Fischer, Dean (Askov)<br />
Fischer, Harold (Royalton)<br />
Fromelt, Herbert A. (Rice)<br />
Hagen, Lee<br />
Hall, Marcellus (St. Cloud)<br />
Hanauer, Burton (Avon) -- Hanauer Machine Works, Inc.<br />
Hansen, Pierre T. (Rockville)<br />
Hedblom, Clarence (Freedhem)<br />
37
Heim, Leonard G. (St. Cloud)<br />
Herberger, Robert G. (St. Cloud)<br />
Holes, Mrs. Ariel (St. Cloud) -- Holes-Webway Co.<br />
Jensen, Alvin & Marie (Askov)<br />
Johnson, Randolph (Cambridge)<br />
Keller, Mr. & Mrs. Donald (Sauk Rapids)<br />
Kigin, Jerry (St. Cloud)<br />
Kolbinger, Frank<br />
Koopmeiners, Linus (St. Cloud) -- The Gran-A-Stone Co.<br />
Krieg, Oscar (Sauk Rapids)<br />
Krough, Alvin (Askov)<br />
Manthey, Dolores (Sauk Rapids) -- Sentinel Press<br />
McDowell, Dr. J. P.<br />
Moberg, Everett (Taylors Falls)<br />
Nelson, Herman<br />
Peters, Eldred (Cold Spring)<br />
Pieri, Fred (Swatara)<br />
Richter, Charles (St. Cloud)<br />
Schumann, Louis H. -- Civilian Conservation Corps<br />
Smith, Granville (Cold Spring) -- Cold Spring Granite Company<br />
Sorenson, Esther (Askov)<br />
Spanos, Gust (St. Cloud)<br />
Stebner, Herman<br />
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Stromwall, Clem (Foreston)<br />
Swanson, Edwin (Freedhem)<br />
Tenvoorde, Cy (St. Cloud)<br />
Walker, Mrs. Harold (Hill City)<br />
Wendt, Fred (Sauk Rapids)<br />
Willenberg, John A. (St. Cloud)<br />
Young, Willis (Princeton)<br />
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RURAL CHURCH HISTORY INTERVIEW COLLECTION<br />
Bethel Lutheran Church (South Long Lake)<br />
Dalbo Baptist Church<br />
Finnish Apostolic Church (Cokato)<br />
First Baptist Church (Pillager)<br />
Glendorado Lutheran Church<br />
Holy Family Church (Belle Prairie)<br />
Kost Evangelical Free Church<br />
North lsanti Baptist Church<br />
Pease Christian Reformed Church<br />
Pine Lake United Methodist Church<br />
Quamba Baptist Church<br />
Reynolds Baptist Church (Long Prairie)<br />
St. Anthony's Catholic Church (Padua)<br />
St. James Catholic Church (Jacob's Prairie)<br />
St. Lawrence Catholic Church (Duelm)<br />
St. Mark's Episcopal Church (Annandale)<br />
St. Stanislaus Church (Sobieski)<br />
South lsanti Baptist Church<br />
South Santiago Luthern Church<br />
United Methodist Church of Finlayson<br />
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URBAN CHURCH HISTORY INTERVIEW COLLECTION<br />
First Baptist Church (Cambridge)<br />
First Baptist Church (Long Prairie)<br />
First Congregational Church (Brainerd)<br />
First Congregational Church (Princeton)<br />
First Presbyterian Church (Pine City)<br />
Immanuel Lutheran Church (Wadena)<br />
St. Andrew's Catholic Church (Elk River)<br />
St. Mary's Catholic Church (Little Falls)<br />
St. Thomas Newman Center (St. Cloud)<br />
United Methodist Church (Mora)<br />
Zion Lutheran Church (Buffalo)<br />
41
LEGISLATORS & POLITICS INTERVIEW COLLECTION<br />
<strong>Alderink</strong>, <strong>George</strong><br />
Anderson, C. Elmer<br />
Angstman, <strong>George</strong><br />
Borden, Winston<br />
Brinkman, B.J.<br />
Carlson, Douglas<br />
Chimielewski, Florian<br />
Clawson,John<br />
Dahl, Harold<br />
Dubois, Ben<br />
Dunn, Robert<br />
Gruenes, Dave B.<br />
Hughes, Fred<br />
Hughes, Keith<br />
Kosloske, John<br />
Loehr, Al<br />
Mahowald, Robert<br />
Marshall, Fred<br />
McEachern, Robert<br />
Nelsen, Marlin B.<br />
Niehaus, Joseph<br />
Nolan, Richard<br />
42
Onnen, Tony B.<br />
Patton, Al<br />
Pehler, James C.<br />
Petersen, Medora (Mrs. Hjalmar)<br />
Richardson, John<br />
Rosenmeir, Gordon<br />
Rued, David E.<br />
Samuelson, Donald<br />
Schrom, Ed<br />
Schumann, Marvin<br />
Sherwood, Glen<br />
Sullivan, Mrs. Henry<br />
Tiemann, Edmund<br />
Weber, Vin<br />
Welch, Richard<br />
Youso, Severyn (Former campaign manager for Fred Marshall)<br />
43
WORLD WAR II VETERANS PROJECT<br />
This is a collection of interviews with Central Minnesota veterans of World War II. The<br />
experiences of the veterans vary widely. Personal reminiscences, books, and articles<br />
written by veterans are also included. Summaries and transcripts are available for some<br />
interviews. The number of tapes per interview is indicated in parentheses, if more than<br />
one tape was used. {S2081}<br />
Box 1<br />
Name<br />
Aarvig, Dean (2)<br />
Biniek, Stanley<br />
Blomquist, Thomas<br />
Crouch, Emmett<br />
Fellman, Marvin (2)<br />
<strong>George</strong>, Milon (2)<br />
Gross, Stewart<br />
Hammerbeck (3)<br />
Kigin, Jerome<br />
Kowalsek, Arne<br />
Krafnick, Ralph<br />
Kuehne, John (2)<br />
Judd, Chester<br />
Landgren, William<br />
Lamphere, David<br />
MacCullen, "Mac"<br />
McDowall, <strong>George</strong><br />
44
Moderow, Orville<br />
Nuna, William<br />
Oggel, Dean<br />
Pietz, Reuel (2)<br />
Plakut, Joseph (3)<br />
POWs<br />
Smilanich, Bronko<br />
Smith, Donald<br />
Thibault, Romauld (2)<br />
Voth, John<br />
Weiler, Donald<br />
Winter, Raymond<br />
Box 2<br />
Anderson, Don<br />
Blad, Herbert (2)<br />
Clover, Marion Lyons<br />
Davis, Donald<br />
Dean, Donald<br />
Fawkes, Bohn<br />
Haats, Ed<br />
Gruber, Clara Schrom<br />
Grunerud, James (3)<br />
45
Kravel, Rosemary Perkins<br />
Lodermeier, Mariette Landowher<br />
Lundberg, William (2)<br />
Male, Clemantine Seifert<br />
McCarney, Llyod<br />
McDowall (2)<br />
Nalaweja, I<br />
Oly, Richard (2)<br />
Pietz, Revel<br />
Sande, Lyle<br />
Schumacher, John (2)<br />
Seifert, Rosemary<br />
Stogren, Ralph<br />
Skalberg, Ken<br />
Stein, Frederick<br />
Stein, Joseph<br />
Stein, Victor<br />
Swedzinski, Ray<br />
Terhaar, Hortense<br />
Theisen, Margaret Haverly<br />
Thomas, Norman<br />
Trimble, Keith<br />
46
Wedell, Albert<br />
Woods, Shevley<br />
Box 3<br />
Arnold, Charles<br />
Bigalke, Vernon<br />
Carroll, Dick (2)<br />
Cheeseman, William (2)<br />
Erickson, Carl<br />
Faber, William (2)<br />
Froney Berger, Marcel (2)<br />
Gerzin, Walter (2)<br />
Graham, James (2)<br />
Grams, Joseph (2)<br />
Grant, Donald (3)<br />
Hoppe,Joseph (2)<br />
Hylla, Frank (2)<br />
Jacobson, Ed<br />
Johnson, James L.<br />
Jurgs, Don (2)<br />
Kloekeman, Forrest L.<br />
Kuhlman, Roy F. (2)<br />
Lindman, Stuart<br />
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Lundberg, Gerald (2)<br />
Menzhuber, Claude<br />
Nelson, Wayne (2)<br />
Novem, Havlan<br />
Peck, Henry (2)<br />
Pierzina, Richard (2)<br />
Rogstad, Gordon C. (2)<br />
Swearingen (2)<br />
Vonderhaar, Carl (2)<br />
Box 4<br />
Anderson, Edward<br />
Biller, Clayton<br />
Chirhart, William (2)<br />
Duoos, Bob (2)<br />
Dziuk, Clair<br />
Froggie Goes to War<br />
Gabriel, James<br />
Gawtry, Clifton<br />
Haats, Harvey<br />
Hervey, Henry<br />
Johnson, Richard A. (2)<br />
Klosowsky, Lloyd (2)<br />
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Kremer, Matt<br />
Lindberg, Charles<br />
McGee, Charles (2)<br />
Meyer, Paul V.<br />
Miller, Clem (2)<br />
Plummer, Don<br />
Porwoll, Kenneth (2)<br />
Slatew, Max<br />
Sundberg, Gene<br />
Tholen, Neal<br />
Thornberg, Glen<br />
Torssell, Neil (2)<br />
Trunnell, Lee<br />
Wick, Robert<br />
Videotape Interviews<br />
Johnson, Richard A.<br />
Miller, Clem W.<br />
Sipe, Tony<br />
Sonkser, Tom<br />
Swedzinski<br />
49
CROW WING COUNTY ORAL HISTORY COLLECTION<br />
This collection consists of oral histories conducted between 1975 and 1976 with residents<br />
of Crow Wing County, Minnesota. {S2032}<br />
Box 1 Cassette #<br />
Alexander, Ruth 75-50-1<br />
Anderson, Herb<br />
7-50-2 A/B<br />
Berg, Mrs. Ed 75-50-3<br />
Bragstadt, Anne 75-50-4<br />
Brunes, Mrs. August 75-50-5<br />
Brunas, Charlie 75-50-6<br />
Brunes, Irene 75-50-7<br />
Bye, Albert<br />
Bye, Albert & Nora<br />
Byers, Carl<br />
75-50-1 0 A/B<br />
Cate, Ernie 75-50-11<br />
Caughey, G. Alma<br />
75-50-12 A/B<br />
Box 2<br />
Cline, Emily 75-50-13<br />
Davis, Vernon<br />
Dibbel, Emery<br />
Dickson, Mrs. William<br />
Dropping, Edwin<br />
Dropping, Edwin and Mrs Edwin<br />
75-50-15 (2 tapes)<br />
75-50-16 A/B<br />
75-50-17 A/B<br />
75-50-18 A<br />
75-50-18 B<br />
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Erickson, Ed J. 75-50-19<br />
Flatagaaf, Severn<br />
Gordon, Mrs. Augusta<br />
Gravdahl, Oscar<br />
75-50-20 A/B<br />
75-50-21 A/B<br />
75-50-22 A/B<br />
Gutz, Frank 75-50-23<br />
Box 3<br />
Hagen, Reuben 75-50-24<br />
Hess, Ethel 75-50-25<br />
Johnson, Victor 75-50-26<br />
Jokela, Esther 75-50-27<br />
King, Maude 75-50-28<br />
Kulia, John 75-50-29<br />
Larson, Victor 75-50-30<br />
Loven, Fritz 75-50-31<br />
Mabbott, Myrtle<br />
75-50-32 A/B<br />
Mattson, Henry<br />
McCollugh, HFM<br />
75-50-34 A/B<br />
Laird, C.A. 75-50-35<br />
Morehouse, Al 75-50-36<br />
Murphy, Bess 75-50-37<br />
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Box 4<br />
Nelson, Myrtle 75-50-38<br />
Olson, Bertina 75-50-39<br />
Pajumpa, Al<br />
75-50-40 A/B/C<br />
Peterson, Charles B. 75-50-41<br />
Satchell, Manley<br />
75-50-50 (2 tapes)<br />
Johnson, Arlene<br />
Brubaker, Judy<br />
Ruttger, Alec<br />
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INDEX<br />
Agricultural Extension Service (Minnesota): 7(49)<br />
Agriculture (Minnesota): 14(107), 19, 20<br />
Aitkin County, MN: 5(36), 16, 21<br />
<strong>Alderink</strong>, <strong>George</strong>: 1(1), 42<br />
Alexandria Post: 2(13)<br />
American Association of University Professors: 1(2)<br />
American Association of University Women: 1(3), 25<br />
American Legion-Auxiliary: 1(4)<br />
American Red Cross Association (Staples, MN): 11(85)<br />
Americans United: 16<br />
Anderson, Jerald: 1(6), 25<br />
Annandale, MN: 25<br />
Arts councils: 16<br />
Askov, MN: 16, 25<br />
Association of Central Minnesota Teachers of History: 1(7)<br />
The Axe and the Plow: 19<br />
Belle Prairie, MN: 17<br />
Benton County, MN: 4(27), 9(64), 10(78)<br />
Big Brothers/Big Sisters, St. Cloud Chapter: 16<br />
Blacksmithing: 2(8)<br />
Bloomington, MN: 25<br />
Boehm, John C.: 2(9)<br />
Braham, MN: 16<br />
Brainerd, MN: 2(10), 11(81), 22(1), 25<br />
Brainerd First Congregational Church (Brainerd, MN): 22(1)<br />
Branch Village, MN (Chisago County): 19<br />
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Breezy Point: 16<br />
Brook Park, MN: 16, 25<br />
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen: 8(55)<br />
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen: 2(11), 8(55), 12(91)<br />
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, Ladies Auxiliary: 2(12)<br />
Browerville, MN: 13(94), 16<br />
Browerville Electric Light and Power Company: 16<br />
Brown, Andrew A.: 2(13)<br />
Buffalo Motor Company (Buffalo, MN): 16<br />
Bulletin of Atomic Scientists: 2(14)<br />
Burnett, Jerome L.: 5(38), 25<br />
Buscher, Dr. Julius: 2(15)<br />
Businesses-Buffalo, MN: 16<br />
Businesses-Holdingford, MN: 16<br />
Businesses-St. Cloud, MN: 3(17), 4(26, 30, 31), 5(33), 6(47), 13(98), 17, 18, 19, 21<br />
Businesses-Sauk Rapids, MN: 21, 37-38<br />
Catholic Church: 5(39), 6(43), 10(72)<br />
Catholic Church-St. Cloud Diocese: 6(43), 10(72)<br />
Central Minnesota Arts Council: 16<br />
Central Minnesota Historical Assembly: 2(16)<br />
Central Minnesota Loan & Building Association: 3(17)<br />
A Century of Pioneering Pioneers: 19<br />
Charles, Russ and Ruth: 3(18)<br />
Chippewa Land Examination: 7(53)<br />
Chisago County: 3(22), 19<br />
Churches-Benton County, MN: 23(7, 11)<br />
Churches-Isanti County, MN: 23(10, 12)<br />
Churches-Rural: 28-36, 40<br />
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Churches-St. Cloud: 11(79), 13(99, 100), 22(2, 4, 5), 34<br />
Citizens Service Corps: 14(102)<br />
City of St. Cloud: 3(19, 20), 9-10<br />
Civil War: 3(21), 6(46)<br />
Civilian Conservation Corps: 38<br />
Clawson, John T.: 3(22), 25, 42<br />
Clearwater Centennial Program (Clearwater, MN): 16<br />
Clearwater Methodist Mission (Stearns County): 22(6)<br />
The Cloverbelt: 16<br />
Cold Spring Granite Co. (Cold Spring, MN): 38<br />
Colmer, H.C.: 16<br />
Community action, community involvement organizations: 4(26), 9(69, 70), 18<br />
Congregational Church Society (St. Cloud, MN): 22(2)<br />
Corinna Methodist Church (Wright County): 23(6)<br />
Crow Wing County: 50-52<br />
Dairy Craft Industries (Holdingford, MN): 16, 25<br />
Dakota Conflict, 1862: 18<br />
Dalbo Baptist Church (Isanti County): 22(3)<br />
The Delineator: 17<br />
Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party (DFL): 1(6), 3(23,24), 4(25), 11(84)<br />
Department of Agricultural Economics (University of Minnesota): 7(49)<br />
Department of Agriculture (U.S.): 14(107)<br />
Diaries: 3(21), 17<br />
District 4B: 11(84)<br />
District 6: 6(44), 8(57), 14(103)<br />
District 7: 14(105)<br />
District 12A: 7(48)<br />
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District 16 (Stearns-Meeker): 20<br />
District 17A: 8(60)<br />
District 17B: 8(61)<br />
District 18A: 13(101)<br />
District 19: 1(6), 3(22)<br />
District 22B: 19<br />
District 45: 12(90)<br />
District 54 (Todd and Wadena counties): 5(35)<br />
District 55: 1(1)<br />
Doctors-St. Cloud: 2(9, 15), 15(108)<br />
Douglas County, MN: 2(13)<br />
E. H. Hobe Lumber Company (St. Paul, MN): 16<br />
East St. Cloud, MN: 4(26)<br />
East Side Boosters Club: 4(26)<br />
Elections: 3(19, 23), 4(25, 27), 6(41), 9(65, 67), 10(77, 78)<br />
Environment: 7(51), 9(70), 17<br />
Fandel's Department Store (St. Cloud, MN): 26<br />
Farming Township: 4(28)<br />
Fearing Transfer Line: 17<br />
Felix, Paul: 17<br />
Fitzgerald Family (St. Cloud, MN): 17<br />
First United Methodist Church (St. Cloud, MN): 22(5)<br />
First Swedish Baptist Church (St. Cloud, MN): 22(4)<br />
Freedhem, MN (Morrison County): 17, 26<br />
Frost, <strong>George</strong> S.: 17<br />
General reference material: 4(29)<br />
German Army: 2(15), 17<br />
German Conferences of the Methodist Church of America (Minnesota): 22(6)<br />
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German Methodist Church-Minnesota: 22(6)<br />
Gilmanton Township: 4(27)<br />
Glendorado Lutheran Church (Glendorado Township, Benton County): 23(7), 26<br />
Governors-Minnesota: 8(62), 9(67), 26<br />
The Gran-A-Stone Co. (St. Cloud, MN): 38<br />
Grand Army of the Republic (St. Cloud chapter): 4(32)<br />
Grand Central Hotel (St. Cloud, MN): 4(30)<br />
Granite City Savings & Loan (St. Cloud, MN): 4(31)<br />
Grass Lake Mission Church: 23(13)<br />
Grass Lake Swedish Baptist Church: 23(13)<br />
Graves, Carlton: 4(32)<br />
Halenbeck, Dr. P.L.: 15(108)<br />
Hall, Marcellus: 17<br />
Hanauer Machine Works, Inc. (Avon, MN): 38<br />
Hardware stores: 5(33)<br />
Harren, Henry M.: 5(34)<br />
Heuer, William C. F.: 5(35)<br />
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett and Co.: 5(33)<br />
Hill City, MN (Aitkin County): 5(36), 21, 26<br />
Hill City Land, Loan, and Lumber Company: 5(36)<br />
Hill, Fred: 17<br />
Hinckley, MN: 17<br />
Historic Heartland Association: 5(37)<br />
Holden, Addie L.: 17<br />
Holes family (St. Cloud, MN): 17<br />
Holes-Webway (St. Cloud, MN): 17, 37, 38<br />
Homesteading: 2(13), 5(36), 8(58,59), 9(64), 12(88), 18<br />
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Hotels-St. Cloud, MN: 4(30), 6(47)<br />
Independent-Republican Party: 11(84)<br />
International Association of Machinists & Aerospace Workers: 5(38)<br />
International Eucharist Congress: 5(39)<br />
lsanti County, MN: 3(22), 6(40), 18<br />
Isanti County Savings and Loan Association: 6(40)<br />
Jacob's Prairie, MN: 26<br />
Johnson, J. Buford: 26<br />
Jordan, Jim: 17<br />
Kanabec County, MN: 3(22), 6(41)<br />
Kandiyohi County, MN: 18<br />
King, Dr. Martin Luther, Jr.: 1(5)<br />
Knife Lake Township (Kanabec County): 6(41)<br />
Knights of Columbus Council 961 (St. Cloud, MN): 18<br />
Kosloske, John T.: 6(42), 42<br />
Labor Unions: 1(2), 2(11, 12), 5(38), 8(55), 12(91), 20, 37<br />
League of Women Voters (St. Cloud, MN chapter): 9(69), 18<br />
Legislators-Minnesota: 1(1, 6), 3(22), 5(34, 35), 6(42, 44), 7(48), 8(56, 57, 60, 61), 11(81, 82, 84), 12(90),<br />
13(101), 14(103, 105), 19, 20, 42-43<br />
Lewis, Dr. C.B.: 15(108)<br />
Lewis, Sinclair: 15(108)<br />
Lind, John: 2(13)<br />
Lindbergh, Charles, Jr.: 18<br />
Little Crow, MN: 18<br />
Little Falls, MN: 8(57), 18<br />
Lockwood Manufacturing Co.: 5(33)<br />
Lorsung, Monsignor Peter: 6(43), 26<br />
Lumber industry-Minnesota: 17<br />
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Lyons,John: 18<br />
Maine Prairie, MN (Stearns County): 18<br />
Mankato and New Ulm Sioux Uprising: 18<br />
Maps--Minnesota: 7(53), 9(64), General Map Collection<br />
Marshall, Frederick: 6(44), 26, 42<br />
Marshall Wells and Hardware Co.: 5(33)<br />
Masonic Lodge (Staples, MN): 11(85)<br />
Massman, John: 6(45), 26<br />
Mathew Hall Lumber Co.: 17<br />
McCarthy, Eugene: 4(25)<br />
McCarthy For President Committee, St. Cloud Chapter: 4(25)<br />
McKelvy, James E.: 6(46)<br />
McKelvy, James M.: 6(46)<br />
Medicine Show: 3(18)<br />
Merchants’ Hotel (St. Cloud, MN): 6(47)<br />
Methodist Episcopal Church (Sauk Rapids, MN): 23(8)<br />
Metropolitan Advisory Council (St. Cloud, MN): 9(69)<br />
Metropolitan Stadium (Bloomington, MN): 25<br />
Metzroth Clothing Company (St. Cloud, MN): 18<br />
Milaca, MN: 26<br />
Miller, Melvin J.: 7(48)<br />
Minnesota Association of History Teachers: 1(7)<br />
Minnesota Economic Data, Counties & Regions: 7(49)<br />
Minnesota Historic Resources Survey: 23(9)<br />
Minnesota Migrant Council: 18<br />
Minnesota Outdoor Resources and Recreation Commission: 5(34)<br />
Minnesota Pocket Data Book: 7(51)<br />
Minnesota State Reformatory (St. Cloud, MN): 7(52), 18<br />
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"Minnesota: The Successful Society”: 19<br />
Mississippi River: 17<br />
Morgan, John D.: 7(53)<br />
Morrison County, MN: 17<br />
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, St. Cloud Chapter: 7(54)<br />
National Association of Retired Federal Employees, St. Cloud Chapter 644: 19<br />
National Commission on Food Marketing: 6(44)<br />
National Farmers Organization: 19<br />
National Railroad Adjustment Board: 8(55)<br />
Native Americans-Minnesota: 5(37), 7(53)<br />
Nelsen, Bruce G.: 8(56)<br />
Nelson, Herman (Mille Lacs County): 19<br />
Newsletters: 19<br />
Newspapers: 2(13), 11(83), 12(93), 14(106), 21<br />
Nolan, Richard M.: 8(57), 43<br />
North Branch, MN (Chisago County): 19<br />
North Isanti Baptist Church (Cambridge Township): 23(10)<br />
North Star Lodge (St. Cloud, MN): 9(68)<br />
Northeast Minnesota: 19<br />
Northern Pacific Railway Company: 8(58)<br />
Northern States Power (NSP): 6(45)<br />
The Northwest Magazine: 8(59)<br />
Odd Fellowship: 4(29)<br />
Onamia, MN: 19<br />
Onnen, Tony: 19, 43<br />
Owatonna Methodist Mission (Steele County): 23(6)<br />
Padua, MN (Stearns County): 19<br />
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Pan Motor Company (St. Cloud MN): 13(98), 19<br />
Pandolfo, Samuel C.: 19<br />
Patton, Al: 8(60), 43<br />
Pehler, James C.: 8(61), 26, 43<br />
Petersen, Halmar: 8(62), 27, 43<br />
Photograph collection: 25-27<br />
Pierce, Neal R.: 19<br />
Pierz, Father Francis Xavier: 19<br />
Pine City, MN: 9(63)<br />
Pine County, MN: 16, 20<br />
Plat books: 9(64), 20<br />
Political cartoons: 20<br />
Politics: See also Legislators--Minnesota<br />
Politics-Stearns County: 19<br />
Politics-Sherburne County: 18<br />
Politics-St. Cloud: 3(19), 9(65, 69)<br />
Pope County, MN: 9(64)<br />
Postal cards (Minnesota): 27<br />
Princeton, MN: 20<br />
Princeton Methodist Mission (Mille Lacs County): 23(6)<br />
Prisons-Minnesota: 7(52), 18<br />
Proctor and Clark Co.: 5(33)<br />
Railroads: 2(11, 12), 8(55, 58), 8(62), 20<br />
Read, J. G. and Brothers Co.: 5(33)<br />
'The Relic Tobacco Shed Region of Central Minnesota": 20<br />
Rice, MN: 4(32), 11(82)<br />
Roberts, Thomas N.: 3(21)<br />
Rochester, MN: 20<br />
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Rockville, MN: 27<br />
Royalton Swedish Baptist Church: 23(13)<br />
Rued, David: 20,43<br />
St. Anne's Altar Guild (St. Cloud, MN): 11(79)<br />
St. Cloud, MN (photographs): 27<br />
St. Cloud Area Council of Governments: 9(69)<br />
St. Cloud Area Environmental Council: 9(70)<br />
St. Cloud Association for Retarded Citizens: 20<br />
St. Cloud Children's Home: 17<br />
St. Cloud Citizens, Inc.: 10(71)<br />
St. Cloud Community Arts Council: 16<br />
St. Cloud Hospital: 2(15), 15(108)<br />
St. Cloud Humane Society: 10(73)<br />
St. Cloud Labor Records Lodge 623: 10(74)<br />
St. Cloud Metropolitan Area Planning Commission: 9(69)<br />
St. Cloud Musicians Association, Local 536: 20<br />
St. Cloud Musicians Union: 27<br />
St. Cloud Public Schools: 10(68, 72), 20<br />
St. Cloud State Reformatory: 7(52), 18<br />
St. Cloud State Teachers College: 20<br />
St. Cloud State University: 6(45), 9(66), 10(75)<br />
St. Cloud South/Southeast Neighborhood Association: 6(45)<br />
St. Cloud Technical High School: 9(68)<br />
St. Cloud Youth Hockey Association: 20<br />
St. Francis Xavier Church (Sartell, MN): 11(80)<br />
St. <strong>George</strong> Township (Benton County): 10(78)<br />
St. James’ Church (Jacob's Prairie, MN): 26<br />
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St. John's Episcopal Church (St. Cloud, MN): 11(79)<br />
St. John's Lutheran Church (Gilmanton Township, Benton County): 23(11)<br />
St. Joseph, MN: 12(88)<br />
St. Mark's Episcopal Church (Annandale, MN): 25<br />
St. Monica Christian Mothers (Sartell, MN): 11(80)<br />
Samuelson, Donald: 11(81), 43<br />
Sauk Rapids, MN: 6(42), 21, 37-38<br />
Schools-Stearns County, MN: 12(87, 89)<br />
Schools-Todd County, MN: 13(94, 95, 96)<br />
Schrom, Ed: 21, 43<br />
Schumann, Marvin C.: 11(82), 43<br />
Schwartz, John & Family: 21<br />
Semple, Jenny, Hill and Co.: 5(33)<br />
Senior citizens: 10(74)<br />
Sentinel Printing Company, Inc. (Sauk Rapids, MN): 20, 37, 38<br />
Seventh Minnesota Infantry Regiment: 6(46)<br />
Sherburne County: 4(25), 9(64), 11(83), 14(106), 16<br />
Sherburne County Star-News (Elk River, MN): 11(83), 37<br />
Sherwood, Glen: 11(84), 43<br />
Shoemaker, Dr. Waite: 16<br />
Slayton, MN: 14(103)<br />
Smith, Donald: 27<br />
Smith and Herbert: 5(33)<br />
South Isanti Baptist Church (Isanti County): 23(10, 12)<br />
Spaniol, Johann & Family: 21<br />
Spanish-American War: 6(46)<br />
Sperry, Albert Henry (Kandiyohi County, MN): 18<br />
Staples, MN: 8(56), 11(85)<br />
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Stearns County: 9(64), 11(86), 12(87, 88, 89)<br />
Stearns County School District #1894 (New Munich?): 12(89)<br />
Stearns History Museum (St. Cloud, MN): 25<br />
Sullivan, Henry H.: 12(90), 43<br />
Sullivan, John D.: 12(90)<br />
Surveyors and Surveying--Minnesota: 7(53)<br />
Swedish church records (Pine and Kanabec counties): 23(13)<br />
Swedish Free Evangelical Church (Freedhem, MN): 17, 26<br />
Swedish schools (Isanti County): 18<br />
Taylors Falls Methodist Church: 23(14)<br />
10 th Street Bridge (St. Cloud, MN): 6(45)<br />
Thaibault, Romauld B.: 12(91)<br />
Thirteenth Minnesota Infantry Regiment: 6(46), 12(92)<br />
Times-KFAM Weeklv Letter to Servicemen: 12(93)<br />
Tobacco farming-Minnesota: 20<br />
Todd County: 5(35), 9(64), 13(94, 95, 96), 21<br />
Todd County Committee for the Minnesota Statehood Centennial: 5(35)<br />
Todd County School District #787 (Browerville): 13(94)<br />
Todd County School District #2321 (Iona Township): 13(95)<br />
Todd County School District #2355 (Little Elk Township): 13(96)<br />
Township Records: 4(28), 6(41), 10(78)<br />
Transcontinental Railroad Exploration, U.S. Senate Report: 13(97)<br />
Trials-Minnesota: 9(67)<br />
Tschumperlin, A.J. (Aloys John): 13(98)<br />
28 th Iowa Regiment: 3(21)<br />
Union Band (St. Cloud, MN): 9(68), 10(76)<br />
Unitarian Universalist Church (St. Cloud, MN): 13(99)<br />
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United Church of Christ (Brainerd, MN): 22<br />
U.S. Senate, Territorial Papers: 24(15)<br />
United Transportation Union: 12(91)<br />
Unity Church (St. Cloud, MN): 13(100)<br />
Usselmann, Joseph and Kunigunda: 21<br />
Veterans--Minnesota: 1(4), 2(15), 6(46), 12(92), 14(104)<br />
Veterans Hospital: 2(15), 14(104)<br />
Veterinarians (Rice, MN): 4(32)<br />
Victory gardens: 14(102)<br />
Vietnam War: 21<br />
Vision-Ease Corporation (St. Cloud, MN): 21<br />
Volk, Claudia Meier: 13(101)<br />
Voter registration: 10(77)<br />
Wadena County: 5(35)<br />
Walker, Mrs. Harold: 21<br />
Wallace Chute Post No. 76: 1(4)<br />
Weber, Vin: 14(103), 43<br />
Weber's Hardware: 5(33)<br />
Wegner, Herman A.: 14(104)<br />
Wenstrom, Gene: 14(105)<br />
Wheels, Wings and Water Festival (St. Cloud, MN): 25<br />
Whipple family (St. Cloud, MN): 17<br />
Wilson, John L.: 21<br />
Wilson, Joseph P.: 21<br />
Works Progress Administration (WPA) Biographical Sketches (Stearns County): 11(86)<br />
World War I: 2(15), 17<br />
World War II: 9(63), 12(93), 14(102), 26-27, 44-49<br />
The Wright-Way…Sher-way Shopper (Sherburne and Wright counties): 14(106)<br />
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