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Publication Information
| Date Created | May 30, 1949 |
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Physical Description
| Format | Image |
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Collection Information
Copyright Information
| Copyright Status | COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED |
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Lifke Farm Complex
2004
The Arnold and Bernice Lifke farm is located on a high hill at W1749 McArthur Road (Section 20).
Mork Farm
2004
The Mork property is landlocked. Laura has to drive on a neighbors property to reach Hwy 175.
Reklau Farm
July 1949
"This is the Reklau farm south of Theresa on Cty Trk P. A portion of the building on the right side of the driveway was moved to the Theresa Historical Society grounds in 1990. The building is made...
Engine Trouble
January 1980
"When this airplane developed engine trouble, it was forced to land on the Myron Weninger farm, south of Theresa. Hillary Weninger explains what happened."
Sunny Brae Farm
1968
"Brenda Widmer walks her dog Bonnie next to the disposal system. In distance is Sunny Brae farm, site of present-day Schnitzler River View Hills mobile home park."
