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Negative, Glass Plate - Ella E. Ewald (on right) and another, 1910
Glass plate negative of Ella Ewald (on the right) and an unidentified woman. Taken in 1910 by Nelson Hassan, Photographer, Glencoe, MN. Marked #77.
Record Type: Photo
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Negative, Glass Plate - Ella Ewald or her sister, 1910
Glass plate negative of a photograph of a young woman identified as either Ella Ewald or her sister. She has a pin at her left shoulder. Taken in 1910 by Nelson Hassan, Photographer, Glencoe, MN. Negative #469.
Record Type: Photo
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Negative, Glass Plate - Ella Ewald or her sister, 1910
Glass plate negative of a photograph of a young woman identified as either Ella Ewald or her sister. Taken in 1910 by Nelson Hassan, Photographer, Glencoe, MN. Negative #468.
Record Type: Photo
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Negative, Glass Plate - Fred N. Petersen wedding, 1911
Glass plate negative of a wedding photograph of Fred H. Peterson and Minnie Ewald, married on October 18, 1911. The bride is wearing a locket with monogram "M" on her white dress. Tiny flowers hold her white veil. She has a bouquet of flowers. The groom has a pin on his white necktie and a boutonniere. His wedding ring band is visible. Taken in 1911 by Nelson Hassan, Photographer, Glencoe, MN. Negative #388. Fred Henry Peterson was born Novemb...
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Negative, Glass Plate - Hans Ewald and wife, c.1885
Glass plate negative of Hans Ewald and his wife. Taken c.1885 by Nelson Hassan, Photographer, Glencoe, MN. Marked #289.
Record Type: Photo
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Negative, Glass Plate - Mrs. Peter Ewald, 1885
Glass plate negative of a photograph of an elderly woman identified as Mrs. Peter Ewald. Taken in 1885 by Nelson Hassan, Photographer, Glencoe, MN. Negative #195. [Maria Ewald was born 28Feb1819 and died 27Sep1898.]
Record Type: Photo
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Negative, Glass Plate - Robert Ewald, 1910
Glass plate negative of a photograph of a man identified as Robert Ewald. He has a tie tack and a lapel pin. Taken in 1910 by Nelson Hassan, Photographer, Glencoe, MN. Negative #190.
Record Type: Photo
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Negative, Glass Plate - Robert Ewald, 1910
Glass plate negative of a photograph of a man identified as Robert Ewald. He has a tie tack & a lapel pin. Taken in 1910 by Nelson Hassan, Photographer, Glencoe, MN. Negative #190.
Record Type: Photo
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Postcard - Accidental Meeting
"Accidental Meeting" postcard with image of a man & woman at a bridge; herd of sheep in the background. This card is addressed to Miss Ella Ewald, Brownton, MN. The Franklin one cent stamp was cancelled on January 20,1910 at Brownton, Minn. The message speaks of answering the card tonight and refers to the picture on the card as being alright. Signed, F.P.
Record Type: Archive
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Postcard - A Determined but Utterly Hopeless Struggle
"A Determined but Utterly Hopeless Struggle" postcard with an image of an Old Maid and Cupid tugging on a wedding ring. The card is addressed to Ella Ewald of Rt#2, Brownton, Minn. The Franklin one cent stamp was cancelled February 13,1911 at Hutchinson, Minn. No message.
Record Type: Archive
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Postcard - A Happy Birthday
"A Happy Birthday" postcard addressed to Miss Ella Ewald of Brownton, Minnesota. The Franklin one cent stamp was cancelled on January 13,191_ at Buffalo Lake, Minn. The message mentions everyone having "Grip". Signed Emma.
Record Type: Archive
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Postcard - A Happy New Year
Color New Year greeting postcard. Addressed to Miss Ella Ewald of Brownton, Minn. Franklin one cent stamp was cancelled December 30,19__ at Buffalo Lake, Minn. The message from Emma speaks of Xmas gifts received.
Record Type: Archive
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Postcard - A Happy New Year
New Year greeting postcard addressed to Miss Ella Ewald of Brownton, Minn. Franklin one cent stamp was cancelled on December 27,1910. The message mentions New Year greetings to all and a busy week.
Record Type: Archive
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Postcard - A Happy New Year to you
New Year greeting postcard addressed to Miss Ella Ewald of Brownton, Minn. Franklin one cent stamp was cancelled on December 30,1903 at Biscay, Minn. The message wonders if she is angry yet and mentions a Leap Year dance. Signed, U.No.Who.
Record Type: Archive
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Postcard - A Jolly Full House,Three Queens and Two Jacks
"A Jolly Full House,Three Queens and Two Jacks" postcard with image of three women seated on a wall and two men standing on each side. This card is addressed to Miss Ella Ewald of Brownton, Minn. The Washington one cent stamp was cancelled on June 27,1910 at Buffalo Lake, Minn. The message asks about plans for the Fourth and asks her to come to some dances and ballgames. Signed, Anna
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Postcard - A Joyous Christmas
A Joyous Christmas postcard with picture of a snowy scene. This card is addressed to Miss Ella Ewald of Brownton, Minn. The one cent Canadian stamp was cancelled on December 13,1911 at Manyberry, Alberta. The message speaks of cocoa and not being able to make the weddin[g]. Signed, Adolph.
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Postcard - A Joyous Easter
Joyous Easter postcard addressed to Miss Ella Ewald of R.F.D., Brownton, Minn. The Franklin one cent stamp was cancelled on March 30,1907 at Minneapolis, Minn. Message: "Received your letter, be good" is written on the face of the card. Signed, Bill.
Record Type: Archive
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Postcard - Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition, Seattle,1909
Color tinted picture postcard showing The California State Building at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition, Seattle, 1909. The card is addressed to Miss Ella Ewald of Brownton, Minnesota, McLeod Co. The Franklin one cent stamp was cancelled but it is unreadable. The message speaks of leaving Seattle in a week and seeing homely girls, but cute boys galore.
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Postcard - All Joy for the new Year
Color New Year greeting postcard. Addressed to Miss Ella Ewald of Brownton, Minn. Washington one cent stamp was cancelled Dec__, ___, Minn. Message from Hattie & Joe speaks of Xmas gifts received and hopes for a visit.
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Postcard - A merry Christmas
Christmas Greetings postcard with picture of Mary, Jesus and angels. This card is addressed to Miss Ella Ewald of Brownton, Minn. The Franklin one cent stamp was cancelled on December 25,1910 at Glencoe, Minn. The message mentions getting together after the Hollow[sic] days. Signed A.A.K.
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