| Powers branch photos, page 21 |
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| The Barn and Silo at Chippewa City Farm. View of the Barn before 1927 when Alfred Emerson purchased the Farm from Michael H. Meagher. It was here between the Concrete silos that Alfred's great Guernsey bull, Sir-Inker-Walker-Star, later trapped and gored Ervin Emerson severely in the chest with his horns. The wounds left Ervin in the hospital for many weeks and it took him over four months to recover. |
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| Left, Aunt Mary's White House on the Hill. In the back of the house (left) is part of the Wood Shed. The roof of the garage is seen on the right. |
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| Above, looking at Mary Emerson's house from across the creek. Her sons spent most of their summers swimming in the creek; unfortunely, although the houses in the area had indoor plumbing, everything dumped into this creek. |