Abstract: Correspondence, memoranda, reports, daily staff bulletins, minutes, news clippings, brochures, and other materials relating to the daily administration, treatment programs, recreational activities and academic program at the Lincoln Hills School in Irma, Wisconsin.

Abstract: Interview conducted by Dale Treleven of the Historical staff with Melvin Sprecher, a rural Sauk City, Wisconsin, dairy farmer who helped found Wisconsin Dairies Cooperative and served as chairman of the board of Land O'Lakes, Inc.; including discussion of consolidation of various dairy marketing cooperatives, details on the Wisconsin Creameries Association and on Dairy Maid Products Cooperative, service on national agriculture councils, dislike of the National Farmers' Organization, Sauk County school consolidation, his general farming experiences and opinions, and related topics.

Abstract: Records of the Nettie Fowler McCormick Biographical Association, formed in 1932 by Mrs. McCormick's children. Virgina Roderick was employed as secretary, and served in this capacity until 1956 when the work of the Association was completed and her biography, Nettie Fowler McCormick, was published. The papers are composed of Miss Roderick's correspondence with individuals, organizations, and institutions in the search for letters and information; recollections and interviews she obtained from hundreds of persons who had known Mrs. McCormick; and both original and copied letters relating to Mrs. McCormick, some of which Harold originally had in his files. Included also are copies of letters from Eldridge M. Fowler to Cyrus H. Jr. concerning Mrs. McCormick, and letters and notes that James G.K. McClure Sr. had collected for a memoir of Mrs. McCormick. In addition, there are copies of manuscripts and correspondence loaned by members of the Fowler, Spicer, Merick, and McCormick families, including Fowler family business papers dating back to 1802. Much genealogical and biographical information is filed, as are many clippings. Miss Roderick's own notes, memoranda, reports, working papers, and manuscript for her book are included.

Abstract: Summary record of proceedings in civil and family cases. Gives case number, lists each document filed, action taken, pleading entered, hearing held, and order and judgment issued. Lists volume and page for relevant entries in the Judgment Book and Judgment Docket. Includes County Court cases as well as Circuit Court cases since 1940 but does not include small claims cases. Volumes 9-21 act as an index to cases #7376-16096 of Civil Case Files (Lincoln Series 59). Use the year of the proceeding to determine the appropriate volume and search that year's entries to find the case number which then can be used to access the case file in Lincoln Series 59.