Still more, still more, still more!

Contributor: Unknown
Date of picture: Unknown
Date of contribution: Unknown
Caption: “Seven on a horse.
“One is former Boreas Rex of St. Paul Winter Carnival. Which one? His year and name?”
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Contributor: Jan Smith of St. Paul
Dates of pictures: 1914-1917
Date of contribution: May 9, 2006
Caption: “We have really enjoyed your various vintage photos of children on horses, in carts pulled by goats, airplanes, etc., and thought you might like to see these family photos of my parents, Carl Carlson and Marguerite (Colquhoun) Carlson.
“The little boy on the donkey is my dad, Carl Carlson, with his sister Agnes standing beside him. This is around 1914, when Dad was about 4 years old. I think it was taken at their home on Williams Hill in St. Paul.
“The picture with the cart pulled by a goat has my mom, Marguerite (Colquhoun) Carlson, and her bigger cousin Gladys Velin. This was about 1915, with Mom about 1-1/2 years and Gladys at 3-1/2 years.
“The little girl in the car is my mom — probably taken around 1917, with Mom about 3 years old.
“They were all taken by door-to-door photographers who brought their props for these cute photos.
“Hope you enjoy our family treasures.”
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Contributor: Little Sister Judy
Date of picture: 1937 (?)
Date of contribution: Unknown
Caption: “Another picture taken by the traveling photographer in downtown St. Paul. I’d guess 1937.
“This is my big sister and our mother.
“And she’s still a cutie-pie! I love you, Jane.”
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Contributor: Sonia Murphy of Minneapolis
Date of picture: About 1916
Date of contribution: Unknown
Caption: “The Adolph Olson family making hay in the Warroad area, about 1916.
“My grandparents, Adolph and Emma Olson. Adolph came to the United States in 1887 from Närke, Sweden. Emma emigrated to America from Blekinge, Sweden. Had a son, Arthur, and two daughters, Althea and Sylina, my mom. What a great Independence Day picture!”
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Contributor: LCM of Cameron, Wisconsin
Date of picture: July 2005
Date of contribution: July 2005
Caption: “I read your column daily — laugh, cry and share in the lives of the people who contribute. I’m enclosing a picture that the readers might enjoy.
“I’m waiting for a B-M and a J of J. Someday, soon!?
“Keep up the good work!”