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WHS#9461: Rural evangelist John E. Zoller with a Zenith projector and stereopticon with a DeVry generator used during sermons, ca 1920S. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#9450: Three young boys and one girl at play outside a house. Two boys are fixing the wheels on a tricycle and wagon. The girl, holding a doll, looks on as third boy sits reading a book. The photo was taken for International Harvester's Agricultural Ex (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#9449: Young boy and girl petting a rooster. The girl is sitting in a small wooden wagon. The photo was taken for International Harvester's Agricultural Extension Department. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#34340: Closeup of the Rennebohm Drug Store #3, at 13 West Main Street, showing some of the Egyptian details of the Art Deco style Levitan Building in which the store was located. Madison, Wisconsin. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Colle (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#33064: Five men stand on a city street surrounded by onlookers- perhaps a parade or some other public event. Two of the men in the street are carrying photography equipment. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collecti (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#32329: Leo T. Kehl, youngest son of founder F.W. Kehl of Kehl's Dancing Academy, and partner FiFi D'Orsay. FiFi was one of several Kehl pupils who went on to become a screen star and performer. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#37894: Poster issued by the Milwaukee County League of Women Voters that graphically urges women to vote. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#12114: Young children crating fresh eggs in front of a farm house. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#12111: Children lined up outside a pharmacy receiving potatoes, eggs and other items packaged by the Boys and Girls Club. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#20819: Interior of Douglass China Shop, 20 N. Carroll St. Madison, Wisconsin, 1929. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#20881: Portrait of ten children at birthday party. Photograph taken for Mrs. Mark Cullen, 454 Virginia Terrace. Madison, Wisconsin, 1929. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#28788: Leo T. Kehl with a line formation of students, most wearing tap or ballroom shoes. In addition to operation of the Kehl School of Dance in Madison, Kehl provided instruction in all forms of dance to teachers in Chicago and Milwaukee. 1929. Wis (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#11546: Young dairy cows feeding in a clover pasture with farm buildings in the background. The photo was taken for International Harvester's Agricultural Extension Department. Monticello, Wisconsin, 1929. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#21119: Man weighing chickens on a Toledo scale at the Southern Wisconsin Produce Company, located at 638-40 West Main Street. Madison, Wisconsin, 1929. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#20841: View of East High School, 2218 E. Washington Avenue from the south side. Madison, Wisconsin, 1929. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#4311: Advertising placard for McCormick-Deering tractor service showing a cartoon of men playing baseball with onlookers peering over a fence. Dialog balloons contain text praising the ""good lookin' rookie . . . tractor service"". 1929. Wisconsin Hist (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#3724: Farm surrounded by cutover stump land. Wisconsin, 1929. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#25629: Mechanic working on a Farmall tractor in the service department of the Scheler and Son International Harvester dealership. Sterling, Illinois, 1929. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#12106: Mechanics lined up in front of an International truck outside the exit of an International motor truck dealership service department. 1929. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#21988: Jackie Hooray eating Purity Bread. Madison, Wisconsin, 1928. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#8982: International delivery truck leaving the snow covered Jas. Shearer Co. lumber and timber yard in Quebec, Canada. 1928. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#21995: Jackie Hooray eating Purity doughnuts at Gardner Baking Company. Madison, Wisconsin, 1928. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#9370: Stream of factory workers leaving International Harvester's McCormick Works. Chicago, Illinois, 1928. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#25631: Mechanic works on the front wheel of an International tractor in service shop of the International Harvester dealership of Dan Pullin and Son. Torrington, Massachusetts, 1928. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#33959: Cover of a booklet produced by International Harvester's Agricultural Extension Department to help prevent the spread of tuberculosis, 1928. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#21738: Conveyer belt at the General Lab for Wisconsin Foundry. Madison, Wisconsin, 1928. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#38791: Clifford Thompson, who at 8 feet, 8 inches in height was the tallest man in America, shakes hands with a newspaper man of average height. Little Rock, Arkansas, 1928. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#21514: A man wearing overalls and a bowtie and carrying a lunchbox waves his cap, as part of the 'You know me Al' presidential campaign of Alfred E. Smith, Madison, Wisconsin, 1928. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#21512: A man wearing overalls and a bowtie and carrying a lunchbox waves his cap, as part of the 'You know me Al' presidential campaign of Alfred E. Smith. Madison, Wisconsin, 1928. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#3164: Buildings in the 200 block of State St., with the Orpheum Theater as focal point. The theater marquee reads ""New Orpheum"". Madison, Wisconsin, 1927. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#22281: The Orpheum Theatre, 216 State Street. The view also includes Weber's Restaurant, the Family Shoe Store, Rennebohm's Drug Store, and the Madison Theater. The featured photoplay is ""Wolf's Clothing."" Madison, Wisconsin, 1927. Wisconsin Historic (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#5134: Charles Lindbergh landing the ""Spirit of St. Louis"" a Mahoney-Ryan-Brougham airplane, at Pennco Field (Royal Airport) in Madison. This stop was one of only two appearances made in Wisconsin during Lindbergh's triumphant national tour. Madison, (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#9442: Staged scene of a toddler playing with shot gun shells and a hammer. This photo was used by International Harvester to warn families of potential farm hazards. Chicago, Illinois, 1927. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#4922: Portrait of Miss Knutsen with a new permanent wave. Madison, Wisconsin, 1927. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#9451: Young boy and a toddler relaxing on a homemade tree swing made with an automobile seat. The photo was taken for International Harvester's Agricultural Extension Department. Chicago, Illinois, 1927. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#9443: Staged scene of a man looking into an automobile radiator with a match in hand. This photo was used by International Harvester to warn families of potential farm hazards, 1927. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#10539: Charles Lindbergh in Paris, posed by the ""Spirit of St. Louis"" the Mahoney-Ryan-Brougham airplane in which he flew solo across the Atlantic. Paris, France, 1927. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#10538: Charles Lindbergh after his arrival in Paris on an inspection tour of Le Bourget airport. The man on Lindbergh's left is the British aviator, Sir Alan Cobham. Over Lindy's left shoulder (without a hat) is journalist Leland Stowe, Paris, France, (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#12107: Group portrait of basketball teams from six International Harvester factories including Farmall Works, McCormick Works, Hamilton Works, and Deering Works. One of the remaining teams was likely from the company's Plano Works (a.k.a West Pullman) (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#22376: University of Wisconsin, Agriculture Hall, 1450 Linden Drive. Madison, Wisconsin, 1926. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#4687: Fire destroyed the Atlas Flour Mill, on December 11, 1926, causing an estimated $100,000 in damage. Thirteen engine companies, six truck companies, and two fireboats fought the blaze. Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1926. Wisconsin Historical Society/Cou (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#9644: Driver climbing down from an International delivery truck owned by the Chicago Tribune. Chicago, Illinois, 1926. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#9447: Staged scene of two young boys near a window with one reaching for a shotgun. This photo was used by International Harvester to warn families of potential farm hazards. Hinsdale, Illinois, 1926. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Coll (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#9446: Staged scene of a woman sewing with a young child attempting to help. This photo was used by International Harvester to warn families of potential farm hazards. Hinsdale, Illinois, 1926. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#35036: Belle Case La Follette with her son Philip, and her grandson Robert M. La Follette, III. 1926. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#9634: Workers removing dirt for construction of the New York City subway with a Bucyrus shovel loader and International truck. New York, New York, 1925. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#12108: Brown Jug School students lined up along a fence outside a school house. One of the boys is wearing a cowboy hat and bandana. Des Moines, Iowa, 1925. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#9732: Man pouring milk into a McCormick-Deering cream separator. 1925. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#35023: Robert, Jr., Belle Case, and Philip La Follette in foreground; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sucher follow, and George Middleton in background. To the left: E.N. Warner, J.B. Christoph, and Andrew C. Nielson. 1925. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy E (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#28380: A crowd of mourners viewing the flag drapped casket of Senator Robert M. La Follette, Sr., in the Wisconsin Capitol rotunda. Madison, Wisconsin, 1925. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#9018: Two International delivery trucks leaving premises of the Goddard Fuel Company. The company's building and trucks carry advertising for ""Hanna Coal"" which features an illustration of an African-American woman. Omaha, Nebraska, 1925. Wisconsin H (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#32602: This is page one of a letter written to Governor Emanuel Philipp from Helen Keller. She asks for his assistance in helping establish an endowmnent fund for the American Foundation for the Blind. 1924. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Ever (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#12110: Boy sitting in a ""McFarlan"" toy car as two men and a woman look on. The group appears to be in a toy store or toy department. Other toy cars, a rocking horse and toy sailboats are also visible. 1924. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Evere (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#35726: Klansmen of the Ku Klux Klan gather at the funeral of Herbert C. Dreger, a policeman who was shot and killed in ""Little Italy"" (South Murray Street). Dreger was shot to death on December 2, 1924. 1924. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Eve (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#12115: Farmer, possibly Walter Stange, cutting wood with a circular saw run by a 1 1/2 H.P. Type M McCormick-Deering gas engine. Hinsdale, Illinois, 1923. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#32040: Portrait of Angus ""Mac"" McVicar, age 20, in front of the new family car. The photograph was probably taken by his father while the family was on vacation. 1923. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#7263: Tractor bearing signs reading ""old no. 13; International Harvester Co.; sold in 1906 - used for 16 years still going strong . . ."" and ""see me at the Wheat Show."" The photo was most likely taken outside International Harvester's McCormick Works. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#8986: Boy cultivating a field with a horse-drawn New No. 4 riding cultivator with auto lift. 1921. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#23597: Young boy playing on a school swing. An automobile is parked nearby. The photograph was taken for International Harvester's Agricultural Extension Department. River Grove, Illinois, 1920. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collectio (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#37458: Samuel S. Pierce, (1870-1936) posing with his mother, Hettie (Starks) Pierce (1829-1944). Hettie was 115 when she died. Madison, Wisconsin, 1929. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#34056: Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin, circa 1929. Camp ground at Indian Hill Pageant near Highway 13. 1929. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#25360: Young girl seated on a stool holding a rooster in front of Sunnyside School in Cook County, Illinois. Chicago, Illinois, 1929. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society) WHS#25360: Junges Maedchen sitzt auf einem Stuhl vor der "Sunnyside" Schule in Cook County, Illinois, Chicago, 1929. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#25273: View of 100 Block of State Street with marquees for Leath's and the Wisconsin State Capitol in the background. Madison, Wisconsin, 1929. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)

WHS#25151: View of State Street towards Bascom Hill with Schaeffer's Lavernette, a soda fountain, Student's Book Exchange, and the University Coop. Madison, Wisconsin, 1929. Photoart House Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/Wisconsin Historical Society)