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[2001.13.061] Infant Margareta Wolfer
No full textCirca 1896 cameo photo of infant Margareta Wolfer, daughter of Andrew Wolfer and wife Neumann. Andrew is brother to Margaretha Wolfert Buck. Andrew's wife, Neumann, is a relative to Christina Neumann, who married Ludwig Buck, Sr. Photographer probably from Scotland, South Dakota. Photo courtesy of Ludwig (Lewis) Jr. and Christina Graf Buck Collection.Photographic image. Black and white. Image of an infant in a white outfit. Identified as infant Margareta Wolfer, daughter of Andrew Wolfer. Circa 1896. Courtesy of Ludwig and Christina Graf- Buck Collection, 2001.13, GRHC
Replication Data and supplementary material for Wolfer & Müller-Spitzer (to appear in Lexikos): How many people constitute a crowd and what do they do? Quantitative analyses of revisions in the English and German Wiktionary editions.
No full textParsed and CSV-converted revision history files for the English, French, Malagasy, Russian, Polish, German, Chinese, and Spanish Wiktionary language editions (languages are ordered by file size) as of August 2015.
Also, the R SAX parser implementation is available to parse additional and/or updated revision history dumps of the Wikimedia foundation
Replication Data and supplementary material for Wolfer & Müller-Spitzer (to appear in Lexikos): How many people constitute a crowd and what do they do? Quantitative analyses of revisions in the English and German Wiktionary editions.
No full textParsed and CSV-converted revision history files for the English, French, Malagasy, Russian, Polish, German, Chinese, and Spanish Wiktionary language editions (languages are ordered by file size) as of August 2015.
Also, the R SAX parser implementation is available to parse additional and/or updated revision history dumps of the Wikimedia foundation
[Portrait of the Wolfer Family]
No full textPhotograph of the Wolfer family arranged along a white backdrop. Along the bottom row is Geraldine Louise Wolfer (née Buvinghausen) and Ernest Richrd Wolfer; Geraldine wears a white dress, and Ernest wears a suit. Along the top row stands Dean and Dale (positions unspecified); both wear suits
Wolfer (A.). — Astronomische Mittheilungen, n° LXXXV
No full textWolfer (A.). — Astronomische Mittheilungen, n° LXXXV. In: Bulletin astronomique, tome 13, 1896. p. 147
[2001.13.060] Portrait of the Andrew Wolfer family
No full textIdentified as family portrait, circa 1893, as Margaretha Wolfert Buck's (born 1854, Friedenstal, Bessarabia) brother Andrew Wolfer and his wife Neumann with three unidentified children [one daughter is Margaretha Wolfer Gackle in front of Andrew]. Ludwig Buck, Jr.'s uncle is Andrew Wolfer; however Ludwig Buck, Jr. (son of Johann (Michael) Buck and Margaretha Wolfert) has Uncle Ludwig Buck, Sr., whose wife is Christina Neumann (probably a sister to Mrs. Andrew Wolfer). Photographer is Fischer and Company, Valley City, North Dakota. Photo courtesy of Ludwig (Lewis) Jr. and Christina Graf Buck Collection.Photographic image. Black and white. Portrait of a family. Man and woman are seated with two young children (one girl and one boy) standing between them. There is also a young girl standing in front of the man. Identified as the Andrew Wolfer and his wife (Neumann?) with three children. One daughter is Margaretha Wolfer, who is standing in front of Andrew. Circa 1893. Photographer is Fischer and Company, Valley City, North Dakota. Courtesy of Ludwig and Christina Graf- Buck Collection, 2001.13, GRHC
[2001.13.056] Portrait of two Wolfer cousins
No full textPhotographic image. Black and white. Portrait of two women wearing identical outfits. One woman is seated in a chair and the other is standing next to her. Portrait of two Wolfer cousins. The woman on the left is partially identified as the daughter of Andrew Wolfer and the future Mrs. Peter P. Lagge. Woman on the right is unidentified. Circa 1910. Photographer is J. J. Hochhalter, Streeter, North Dakota. Courtesy of Ludwig and Christina Graf- Buck Collection, 2001.13, GRHC.Photographic image. Black and white. Portrait of two women wearing identical outfits. One woman is seated in a chair and the other is standing next to her. Portrait of two Wolfer cousins. The woman on the left is partially identified as the daughter of Andrew Wolfer and the future Mrs. Peter P. Lagge. Woman on the right is unidentified. Circa 1910. Photographer is J. J. Hochhalter, Streeter, North Dakota. Courtesy of Ludwig and Christina Graf- Buck Collection, 2001.13, GRHC
Wolfer Drug Store collection, 1878-1884
No full textA collection of ledgers from Wolfer Drug Store in Yates Center during the 1870s-1880s.
Wolfer Drug Store was started by James M. Wolfer (c1852-?), the first drug store in Yates Center, Kansas and was the third store in the town. Yates Center, the county seat of Woodson County, was founded in 1875 and named after the original owner of the town site, Abner Yates. In 1880, the store was sold to Dr. Samuel Jewett Bacon (1847-1908) who operated the store until the early 1900s.https://digitalcommons.pittstate.edu/fa/1246/thumbnail.jp
[2001.13.057] Portrait of Margaretha Wolfer
No full textPhotographic image. Black and white. Portrait of a young woman in a white dress standing next to a chair. Identified as Margaretha Wolfer (later Mrs. John Gackle in 1910) in a white confirmation dress. Circa 1906. Photographer is J. J. Hochhalter; Streeter, North Dakota. Courtesy of Ludwig and Christina Graf- Buck Collection, 2001.13, GRHC.Photographic image. Black and white. Portrait of a young woman in a white dress standing next to a chair. Identified as Margaretha Wolfer (later Mrs. John Gackle in 1910) in a white confirmation dress. Circa 1906. Photographer is J. J. Hochhalter; Streeter, North Dakota. Courtesy of Ludwig and Christina Graf- Buck Collection, 2001.13, GRHC
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