I was not surprised that Milwaukee Sentinel correspondent Harriet Pettibone connected with Julius Hennig during her visit to Princeton in April 1922 to experience Cattle

The early days of Princeton, Wisconsin
I was not surprised that Milwaukee Sentinel correspondent Harriet Pettibone connected with Julius Hennig during her visit to Princeton in April 1922 to experience Cattle
One hundred years ago this month, several weeks after the Great Ice Storm, the Princeton Republic reported that a writer representing the Milwaukee Sentinel was
This was a fun winter project inspired by Bill Zamzow, former president of the Princeton Historical Society, who shared memories of Carl Huenerberg about the
“Timothy Sullivan was a Christian example to old and young.This church is his monument.” Rev. Thomas Janikowski, 1918, St. Patrick Catholic Church As St. Patrick’s
Princeton Republic, July 25, 1867 – “Our village has become proverbially quiet, but once in a while on Sunday some wild drunken Irishman fairly shakes
This week marks the 100th anniversary of an ice storm that crippled much of Wisconsin in 1922. Here are the original newspaper reports of the