History of Shiocton told by school girl | Newspaper Article/Clipping | Wisconsin Historical Society

Newspaper Article/Clipping

History of Shiocton told by school girl

Wisconsin Local History and Biography Articles
History of Shiocton told by school girl | Newspaper Article/Clipping | Wisconsin Historical Society
ARTICLE DETAILS
Headline:History of Shiocton told by school girl
Main Heading:Immigrants
Sub Heading:Other
Article Date:1913-02-14
Newspaper:Shiocton News
City:Shiocton
County:Outagamie
State:WI
  • Source: Shiocton News Topics: Immigrants Date: 1913-02-14
  • Source: Shiocton News Topics: Immigrants Date: 1913-02-14
  • Source: Shiocton News Topics: Immigrants Date: 1913-02-14
NAMES ASSOCIATED WITH THIS ARTICLE
Winsey, W. F.
Morris, Daniel
Stridle, Rosa W.
Jordon, W. D.
Wolfinger, C. E.
RECORD LOCATION
Collection:Wisconsin Local History and Biographical Articles (WLHBA) Collection
Location:Wisconsin Historical Society Library, 2nd floor, Madison, Wisconsin

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