Larry Litchy’s Chrysler I vaguely remember when I was around seven, maybe eight years old, Lawrence Litchy used to cook moonshine. I remember he came…
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Bert Rudie – Part VII
The Happy Farmer On the farm we had horses to do all of the field work. I used to have to cultivate and plow everything…
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In 1932, the Dort I remember when I was just a little guy – I must have been maybe five- or six-years old and my…
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Free Movies It was a big treat for youngsters when in the Bowlus Park, every Friday night during the summer they would have free movies.…
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Eggs and Cream When we milked the cattle, we didn’t have any place to keep the cream that they separated. So they had to put…
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Building the New Farm House It was around 1938 or 1939 when my parents decided to replace or build a new house on the farm.…
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Bad Things Happen I remember one disaster when I was young: there was a “general alarm” on the telephone, which was a party-line. A neighbor’s…
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While we haven’t posted a new “What’s It Like” essay in a while, the project is still simmering. We recently received a long essay covering…
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Now that we’ve mailed out the latest edition of the newsletter to MCHS members, it was time to add a few past newsletter articles to…
View More New Articles OnlineHeirloom Arts Day – June 8, 2013
The Morrison County Historical Society will be hosting Heirloom Arts Day on Saturday, June 8, 2013, at The Charles A. Weyerhaeuser Memorial Museum from 10…
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