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Schimpke, Albert J.
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Abstract
[Item 40] : [Part 1] : Curtis Shoup interviewed November 07, 1955, Harry Darr interviewed May 06, 1956. Interview with residents of the Manistee area in Michigan in the late 19th and early 20th century.Other Identifiers
88142-SR-40-1
Description
Content note: The sound recording(s) associated with this repository item derive from a single audio reel tape. A single tape may yield multiple audio files if there were variations in tape stock, speed, or channels (i.e. stereo or mono). For more information see http://hdl.handle.net/2027.42/108126.
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