https://norwegianamericanhistory.org/catalog/files/original/5449a51d46593e5d66052181a455fc70.pdf e482b9585dca738e014e7812a9ba11e4 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Finding aid to the Waldemar Theodore Ager papers, 1874-1943 PDF Text Text Collection Name: Waldemar Theodore Ager papers, 1874-1943 Collection Number: P0601 Extent: 5.2 cubic feet (13 archives boxes) History/Biography: Waldemar Theodor Ager was born in Fredrikstad, Østfold, Norway to Martinius Mathiesen Ager and Marie Fredrikke Mathea Johnsdatter Stillaugsen. Martinius first emigrated to the United States by himself, starting a tailoring business. Eventually, Ager and the rest of the family joined Martinus in Chicago. In Chicago, Ager worked for the Norwegian-language newspaper, Norden. His newspaper career flourished when he moved to Eau Claire, Wisconsin, and was offered a job at a Norwegian temperance newspaper called Reform. Ager became editor from 1903-1941. Ager was a leader in the prohibition movement. He helped organize total abstinence societies and Good Templar lodges across the Upper Midwest. Ager remained a teetotaler his entire life. In addition to his newspaper career, Ager also wrote six novels and collections of short stories. Among his best known books are "Paa drikkeondets Konto" (1894), "Kristus for Pilatus" (1910), "Oberst Heg og hans gutter" (1916), "Paa veien til smeltepotten" (1917), "Gamlelandets sønner" (1926), and "Hundeøine" (1929). See also "The Problem of Cultural Identity in the Works of Waldemar Ager, Simon Johnson, and Johannes B. Wist," a PhD dissertation by James P. Nelson, University of Washington, 1990. Scope and Content: The papers of a Norwegian-born journalist, author, and lecturer include clippings, articles, correspondence, manuscripts of books, poems, programs, records, sketches, and stories dealing with subjects such as Norwegian culture and heritage, Americanism, memorials to Norwegians in America, and temperance. Among the correspondents are Carl F. Berg, Arne K. Berger, L. W. Boe, H. A. Eckers, John O. Evjen, Ruth Fjeldsaa, Sigurd Folkestad, Einar Haugen, John Heitmann, H. R. Holand, Simon Johnson, Arne Kildal, Lars Lillehei, E. L. Mengshoel, Jon Norstog, Torkel Oftelie, K. Prestgard, D. G. Ristad, Mrs. O. E. Rølvaag, Johan Selnes, T. A. Siqueland, Edvard Skille, Charles C. W. Storck, J. L. Urheim, and Alexander Wiley. Access Rights: This collection is open for research. �Bibliographic Citation: [Indicate the cited item here]. Waldemar Ager Papers. Norwegian-American Historical Association, Northfield, Minnesota. Box 1 1 Folder 1 2 1 1 3 4 1 5 1 1 1 1 6 7 8 9 1 10 2 2 2 2 1-2 3 4 5 2 6 2 7 2 8 2 2 9 10 Description Biographical miscellany, 1891-1945 Correspondence, 1914-1937 Includes copy of "Braud Og Druvor,' by Idar Handagard (Stavanger, 1924). Correspondence, 19370943 Programs, 1893-1929 Includes the 1905 Den Norske Studentersangforenings Amerikafærd tour of 1905 [group that encouraged St. Olaf Band to tour Norway in 1906]; Many May 17th, Norway's Independence Day, programs and flyers. Programs, 1930-1941 Many May 17th, Norway's Independence Day, programs and flyers; large poster for Labor Day celebration featuring the Iola Band, Peterson's Orchestra of Wausau, Eli Rice, Bolwell Orchestra of Manawa, Phillip La Follette of Madison, William J. Ager, ball game between Waupaca vs. Manawa. Lecture tour of Norway clippings, 1934 Ager lectures clippings, 1925-1940 Clippings, 1912-1982 "Glimpses into my Grandfather's Scrapbooks," by Barbara M. Bergh, 1956 Student paper. “Memories” by Camilla Ager, undated Mrs. William Cameron, Waldemar's sister. Sketches and stories, undated Articles and poems, undated Articles, undated Articles and poems.\, 1912-1940 Sneve, Dommersnaes, Norstog, and others. Correspondence and clippings, 1929-1931 Hundeøine, "I Sit Alone" Book reviews clippings, undated. Hundeøine, "I Sit Alone." Clippings, correspondence, and book reviews., 1894-1941 Hundeøine, "I Sit Alone.” Marcus Thrane miscellany, 1897-1949 Det Norske Selskab correspondence and clippings 1912-1924 �2 2 11 11-13 3 3 3 1 2 3 3 3 3 3 4 5 6 7 4 4 4 4 1 2 4 5 4 4 4 7 8 9 4 6 10 1 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Reform mailing list, 1941 Articles, undated Some articles are incomplete. Navnet manuscript, 1934 The Name Tremendous, A Dream Picture from the Great War, 1934 Notebook, 1891 Inside note: "Waldemar Ager was 22 when he started this book--apparently intended as a gathering place for words of wisdom, inspiration, etc., gleaned from reading. Also includes some poems by his sister Camilla. Protokol, Eau Claire Norske Sangforening, 1872-1874 Subscription lists, Arbeiderens (Eau Claire, Wis. Publication), 1886-1889 Record book, En bok om aaret klubben, 1929-1931 Huldredans og Bakmeiser, undated Note: apparently an attempt at writing a novel for publication and never used The "Other" W.T. Ager, 1915 Temperance clippings and scrapbook, 1915 Temperance articles and poems, undated Norwegian-American Temperance Movement, 1903 Includes Ager's "Af holdssagens historie i De forenede stater" (Afholdsvennernes Aarbog, 1903, pp. 3-25). Stories, undated Poems and songs, S.O. Møst, undated "Norden" articles by Ager,1928-1930 1928 December, 1929, January 29, 1929 April-May, 1929 November, 1930 December. Subscription records, Afholds-bladet (published in Chicago), 1884-1888 On occasion of his 50th Birthday, 1919 Correspondence 1903-1914 1915-1941 Norwegian-American writers, 1903-1936 Norwegian-American newspaper editors, 1911-1920 Camilla Ager, 1902-1920 Sigurd Folkestad, 1909-1924 Olav Kvisgaard, 1913 Simon Johnson (Hillsboro, N.D. and Decorah, Iowa), 1904-1917 Jon Norstog, 1912-1918 Nordahl Rolfson, 1917 Johan Selnes, 1913-1918 O.S. Sneve, 1896-1910 �6 6 6 6 6 6 14 15 16 17 18 19 6 20 7 7 7 1 2 3 8 1-3 9 1 St. Olaf Knighthood, 1923-1940 Nordmanns Forbundet, 1911-1934 "Budstikken" 1883 manuscript by K. Sandberg, 1883 Samfundet for Norske sprog og Kultur, 1911-1937 Article in "Fredrikstad Blad" by Sverre Ullnaess, 1975 Miscellaneous items, 1889-1973 Including testimonial from Kristiania, 1884; and letter from Tor Helgeson; and manuscript by N.J. Sørenson. Added Dec. 19, 2011: clipping scrapbook (mostly authored by W. Ager, c. 1889); booklet, "Christoffer Andersen Garmager Smelter and Farmer: A Family History of His Ancestors and Descendants," by Ole Garmager (1957, translated by Conrad Garmager, 1972-73); several published poems by Nick Sundal (1960-64); funeral program for Jens Eilertsen, Oct. 5, 1929; address (presumably by W. Ager, "Social Reform legislations in Norway"; letter from J.N. Kildahl, St. Olaf College, Jan. 14, 1905; marriage announcement of Esther L. Nelson and Harold F. Cyaas (Sept. 1, 1928) Scrapbook, 1975 Compiled by his son, Trygve for his children. Temperance Society records, 1892-1896 Fremad Publishing Company records, 1902-1929 Article by Clarence Kilde, 1976 "Editor Ager a Norwegian Advocate" part of a souvenir edition published by Eau Claire "Leader-Telegram.” Volumes of photos, 1890-1940 'Pictorial Life of Waldemar Ager" compiled by Clarence Kilde. Includes family history notes.; added additional photos donated by Borgny Ager, Oct. 2011. Images include: Wedding photo of Rev. Nils Elissen Wikre; postcard from H.R. Holand; unidentified man working in shoe factory (cobbler), 1925; Mr. and Mrs. Skjördalsvold, L.F. Tromdal; J.J. Skordalsvold; group from Chetek, Wis., including Martin Carlson, c. 1910; Haakon and Ragna Johnson (cousins of W. Ager); Scandinavian temperance collage with "Protect the home. Down with the saloon" featuring: Gustav Eide, O. Br. Olson, William Ager, F.L. Tronsdal, O.S. Sneve, J.J. Skordalsvold, E.E. Lobeck, J.L. Nydahl, Theo. S. Reimestad, Adelsten Berge, Anna Qvale Andersen, O. Lokensgaard, K.T. Thorvildsen, B.B. Haugan, H.P. Rud, K. Lokensgaard; Sofie and Laurits Stavnheim; group photo of the Det Norkse Selskap in Minneapolis, Jan. 28, 1903. Identified: Hjalmar Rued Holland, F.L. Tronsdal Ager bibliography, 1877-1983 �9 9 9 9 9 9 9 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 9 9 9 10 11 9 9 9 12 13 14 9 15 9 16 9 9 9 9 10 10 10 10 10 17 18 19 20 1 2 3 4 5 10 6 10 10 10 10 10 7 8 9 10 11 Genealogy, undated Ager chronology, undated Birthplace and childhood and notes, 1983 The home at Gressvik, Norway, 1871-1975 Records from Chicago, undated Photographs of homes, undated Gurolla Blestren Ager (Mrs. Waldemar Ager), 1936-1951 Includes letters written by Gurolle to Magne Ager, 1936-1951, typescript copies made by Eyvind Ager, 1977. Temperance Societies, minutes, clippings, 1892-1983 Time tables (railroad) used by Ager, 1941 Christmas cards, undated Includes three copied items from O.E. Rølvaag. Trip to Norway, 1914 Scrapbook of trip to Norway, 1914 Prize-winning essay,"Omkring Hundreaarsfesten" for the Norse-American Centennial, 1925 First Norwegian Lutheran Church, Eau Claire, Wisconsin, programs, 1914-1976 Invitation to visit Norway, 1933 Includes clipping. Ager at age 65 clippings, 1934 17th May speech, Duluth, Minnesota, 1938 Death clippings, 1941 Memorial monument, 1945 "Paa drikkeondets konto," review, 1897 "Presten Conrad Walther Welde," reviews, 1911 Hans C. Heg memorial monument clippings and photos, 1916 "Det vaeldige navn" review by O.E. Rølvaag, 1923 "Gamlelandets Sønner," 1926-1983 Includes reviews and review of Trygve Ager's translation of "Sons of the Old Country" (1983). Includes an article on Ingeborg Viko, "Billy the Cook" (1952). "Hundeøinene," review, 1929 Includes letters and clippings concerning the translation of "I Sit Alone." Ager's short stories and poems translated by Eyvind Evans, 1976-1978 Ager's speech, "The Library of the Future," undated Ager's letter of sympathy to Mrs. Tangjerd, 1925 Copies of Ager's ad as agent for Norwegian American Line, undated Photographs of locations where "Reform" was published, undated �10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 1 11 2 11 3a 11 11 11 4 5 6 11 7 11 11 8 9 11 10 11 11 11 11 11 12 13 14 11 15 11 16 Includes everal photographs donated by Borgny Ager. Includes photographs of Ole Olson of the Reform newspaper. "Reform" and Fremad Publishing Co. clippings, 1917-1929 "Normanden-Reform" lawsuit, 1920 Reform" discontinued, 1941 "Skandinaven" discontinued, 1941 Copies of Ager's "Amerika brev" to Folkestad, undated "Kvartalskrift" April 1913 issue and clippings, 1913 Olav Kvisgaard articles about Ager, 1961 Dorothy Skårdal article on Norwegian-American literature., 1981 Christmas programs & Miscellaneous clippings about Ager, 1919-1981 Ager Miscellaneous clippings, 1931-1982 Copy of O.E. Rølvaag-Eugene F. Saxton letter, sent to Ager by Rølvaag, 1927 W. Ager-O.E. Rølvaag correspondence, 1924-1931 Photocopies. O.E. Rølvaag's letters to Trygve Ager regarding the translation of "Their Father's God," 1929-1931 Jennie Rølvaag and Waldemar Ager letters, 1932-1938 Clippings about O.E. Rølvaag, 192701931 Letters to Ager's children to Kilde, 1954-1975 Includes "Summary of notes from an interview with Eyvind Ager, May 13, 1975." (10 p., typescript). Hildur Ager Nicolai letters and an essay, "The Passing of Waldemar Ager," 1977-1981 Clarence Kilde articles, 1975-1976 Letters to H. Koht, A. Garborg, Olav Midthun, 1909-1939 Originals at Oslo University. Materials received by Kilde from Doris Vogt-Eriksen, Nordmanns-Furbundet, in Norway, 1909-1929 Includes copies of book reviews and other articles regarding Ager. Article in Norway by and about Ager, 1900-1934 Kilde's notes on Ager's papers, 1975-1984 Student paper on Ager by Jean Ducat, 1972 Øyvind T. Gulliksen article, 1993 "Heritage and Renewal: W.A.'s Theology," (Nordic Conference Papers, series 3, volumes 12-14, July 1993, pages 59-75d). "Paa veien til smeltepotten (On the Way to the melting pot)," 1994 Translation by Harry T. Cleven. Madison, Wis., Prairie Oak Press, 1995. (in St. Olaf College Library). Miscellaneous, 1907-1917 �12 13 14 Includes Ager's "Den anden side" (Kvartalskrift, 1907); Ager's "Da Graagaasen trak mot syd" (Jul i Vesterheimen, 1917); Peer Strømme's article, "Symra" (1907). Added January 11, 2010 (folder 16A) handwritten addresses and notes including the Norwegian American Temperance Movement; May 17 celebration; Constitution Day; Notes, drafts and materials used in preparation of Einar Haugen's "Immigrant Idealist: literary biography of Waldemar Ager, Norwegian American (NAHA, 1989), 19280-1930 A file for nearly every chapter, often including photocopies of newspaper and periodical articles (many from Ager's papers), drafts, manuscript notes, etc. One file of photographs. NB: In St. Olaf Library collection: James P. Nelson. "The Problem of Cultural Idenity in the Works of Ager, S. Johnson and Wist," Ph.D. dissertation, Univ. of Washington, 1990. See article on Ager in the new edition of "Norsk Biografisk Leksikon." Books, 1894-1995 Books, 1910-1923 Rokke Name index Aasgaard, Johan Arnd. Aaveness, Thoralvt Ackermann, Susan K Adsem, Alfred Afholdsbladet Afholdsvennernes Aarbog Ager, Gurolle Blestren (Mrs. Waldemar) Ager, Magne Ager, W. T. Ager, Waldemar Ager, William Tillefsen Alfredson, J. (Mrs.) Amdahl, E. B. Amlund, Gustav Anderson, Axel A. Arbeideren Åsgard, Johan Arnd. Astrup, Hans Jørgen Aune, Ole O. Jr. Baner, Johan G. R. Bangsberg, John Bartness, O. D. Bavid, Amalia Beck, Richard Benson, Guy A. Berche, Johel Berg, C. F. Berge, Adelsten Berger, Arne K. Bjornson, Edward Bloom, Karren Boe, Lars Wilhelm Bonde, G. G. Brunn, (no first name, Mrs) Budstikken Bugge, T. P. Bukdahl, Jørgen Buslett, O. A. Cameron, Camilla Ager (Mrs. William) Camfield, George Carlson, Martin Charest, J. C. R. (Dr.) Cheney, C. W. Christensen, Herman Cousins, Marshall Culver, Barbara M. Bergh Dahl, Dorthea Davidson, J. O. deBesche, Johan A. Doe, R. K. Dørrum, Ingebret Ducat, Jean R. Eastvold, Seth Clarence Eau Claire Norske Sangforening Eau Claire Sakndinaviske Afholds Forening Eberhardt, Harry Eckers, Henrik A. (Dr.) Eggum, Alice (Mrs. Ole J.) Eide, B. Eide, Gustav Eikeland, Peter J. Ekeland, John Erickson, Elizabeth Evanson, T. B. Evjen, John Oluf �Feltzholtz, Carl Fjarlie, Ole Fjeld, Ingeborg Belgum (Mrs. John N.) Fjeldheim, Magnhild Fjeldsaa, Ruth L Foss, H. A. Frank, Glenn Fremad Publishing Frodesen, Inga Funk & Wagnalls Co Gade, F. Herman Gilbertson, J. C. Grambo, Garfield Green, A. Gundersen, Adolf Gundersen, Art Jens Gythfeldt, E. H. Aschehoug & Co Haddeland, Knute P. Halvorson, Olaf Hamsun, Knut Handagard, Idar Hanna, L. B. Hansen, Andrew Hansen, Hans Hasaas, Sigurd Haug, Olga Hauge, I. J. Heiberg, Jørgen Fay Heiberg, Lars Heitmann, John Herum, Oscar Hinderlie, A. S. Hjermann, Audun Hobe, Engebreth Hagbarth Hoiem, Chris Holand, Hjalmar Rued Holm, Christ (Mrs.) Holm, Sarah Helene Nesset Holter, A. M. Huglen, Reinert J. Hull, Merlin Iverslie, P. P. Jacobsen, H. M. Jahr, Torstein K. T. Jernberg, R. A. Johnson, Adolf Johnson, Christian Kernam, Louis J. Kiel University Library Kildahl, A. D. Kildal, Arne Knudsen, Alfred Knudsen, Frithjof Knudson, Henry Knudson, Mathilde Johnson Krogshus, G Kvisgaard, Olav A. Langley, Charles C. Larsen, Edwin Ligaarden, T. J. Lillehei, Lars L. Lock, Otto Lockerby, D. D. Lokensgard, Herbert Olaf Lowry, Flora E. Luesrud, Andi I. Lund, Einar Lunde, M. H. Maseng, Sigurd Mason, O. H. Maule, H. E. McGovern, Francis E. Melby, John O. Mengshoel, Helle (Mrs.) Midthun, Olav Minnich, Jerry Moe, A. Elmer Moller, G. Morgenstierne, Wilhelm Mortensen, O. S. Mortenson, M. (flight cadet) Møst, Sivert Olaus 1859-1933 Munthe, W. Nansen, Fritjof Natesta, Henry O. Nelsen, Evelyn Nelson, Knute Nelson, O. N. (Ph. D.) Nerby, Torris T. & wife Nicolai, Hildur Ager Nissen, Arvid E. Nordby, Chr. O. Norden Nordmanns Forbundet Norenberg, Jess H. Normanden (newspaper) Norsk - Amerikanske Forfatterforening Norwegian American Press Norwegian Language and Literature Nydahl, Johannes Ludvigsen Oftelie, Torkel Oien, B Oien, Oscar E. Olav, Hans Oleson, Olaf Martin Olsen, Ingvar Olson, Julius Emil Omlie, Oscar K. Oslo University Library Ottesen, Johanne (Mrs J. C.) Oyaas, Oscar Paulson, Johanna Pedersen, Henry P. Pederson, John Pederssen, P. A. �Peterson, Gerhard A. Peterson, Gerhard Augustine Peterson, John Peterson, Marie Tangerd Pettersen, Wilhelm Pladson, Truls Prestgard, Kristian Ramstad, N. O. Rasmussen, S. J. Rauschenbusch, Walter Reform (newspaper) Refsdal, Olav Reinholt, Oscar Halvorsen Relyea, Marcella Richmann, S. Ristad, Ditlef Georgeson Rodning, S. S. Rødvik, Sigvald Rollevson, O. J. Rølvaag, Jennie (Mrs. Ole E. ) Rølvaag, Ole E. Rønning, Nils N. Rusti, Amalie Saervold, Ola Johann Samfundet for norsk sprog og kultur Sandberg, K. Saxton, Eugene F. Schafer, Joseph Schillbred, Gustav Schreiner, C. (Mrs.) Schultz, W. H Seehus, Knut Sether, John Severson, Sten Simon, G.. E Siqveland, Thorgeir Skagen, Johan Angel Mørk Skille, Edvard Skjoldborg, Johan Skogmo, George B. Skonge, H. Skørdalsvold, J. J. Slettedahl, E. B. Smedstad, Asbjorn Sørebøe, Andreas J. Sørensen, Adolph Magnus Sørensøn, Arttun Reling Sørenson, N. J. Stavnheim, Lauritz Larsen Stead, Robert J. C. Stensby, Anna Gronland Stewart, John A. Stoa, J. E. Stolen, Ola Per Storck, Charles C. W. Stork, C. Wharton Strandvold, George Strømme, Peer Stub, Hans Andreas 1879Studebaker, J. W. Stussy, Fred Sundby-Hansen, H. Sundheim, Anders M. Sundheim, Anders M. (Mrs.) Sundt, Lars Swanes, J. Swenson, Knute Ambrosius Schartum Swenson, Magnus Tangen, Alma Tangjerd, Peder Tanner, Jacob Teigen, Knut M. O. Thomas, David (Mrs.) Thompson, Arthur E. Thompson, George Thompson, J. Jørgen Thompson, James Thorpe, Lars O. Thorwick, A. L. Thrane, A. Thrane, Victor Thvedt, N. B. Tofteland, Tilda Akersmyr Tonistad, M (Mrs.) Ullnæss, Sverre P. M. Unger, C. R Urheim, J. L. Varden Afholdsforening Viko, Ingeborg Waldemar Ager Association Wasmuth, A. N. Werenskjold, Frithjof Wergeland, Agnes M. Wiken, Dick Brock Williamson, A. Winchell, Newton H. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Archival Collection Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context P0601 Title A name given to the resource Waldemar Ager papers, 1874-1943 Description An account of the resource <p><b>History/Biography:<br /></b><span style="font-weight:400;">Waldemar Theodor Ager was born in Fredrikstad, Østfold, Norway to Martinius Mathiesen Ager and Marie Fredrikke Mathea Johnsdatter Stillaugsen. Martinius first emigrated to the United States by himself, starting a tailoring business. Eventually, Ager and the rest of the family joined Martinus in Chicago. In Chicago, Ager worked for the Norwegian-language newspaper, </span><i><span style="font-weight:400;">Norden. </span></i><span style="font-weight:400;">His newspaper career flourished when he moved to Eau Claire, Wisconsin, and was offered a job at a Norwegian temperance newspaper called </span><i><span style="font-weight:400;">Reform</span></i><span style="font-weight:400;">. Ager became editor from 1903-1941. Ager was a leader in the prohibition movement. He helped organize total abstinence societies and Good Templar lodges across the Upper Midwest. Ager remained a teetotaler his entire life. </span></p> <p><span style="font-weight:400;">In addition to his newspaper career, Ager also wrote six novels and collections of short stories. Among his best known books are "Paa drikkeondets Konto" (1894), "Kristus for Pilatus" (1910), "Oberst Heg og hans gutter" (1916), "Paa veien til smeltepotten" (1917), "Gamlelandets sønner" (1926), and "Hundeøine" (1929). </span></p> <p><span style="font-weight:400;">See also "The Problem of Cultural Identity in the Works of Waldemar Ager, Simon Johnson, and Johannes B. Wist," a PhD dissertation by James P. Nelson, University of Washington, 1990.</span></p> <p><b>Scope and Content:<br /></b><span style="font-weight:400;">The papers of a Norwegian-born journalist, author, and lecturer include clippings, articles, correspondence, manuscripts of books, poems, programs, records, sketches, and stories dealing with subjects such as Norwegian culture and heritage, Americanism, memorials to Norwegians in America, and temperance. </span></p> <p><span style="font-weight:400;">Among the correspondents are Carl F. Berg, Arne K. Berger, L. W. Boe, H. A. Eckers, John O. Evjen, Ruth Fjeldsaa, Sigurd Folkestad, Einar Haugen, John Heitmann, H. R. Holand, Simon Johnson, Arne Kildal, Lars Lillehei, E. L. Mengshoel, Jon Norstog, Torkel Oftelie, K. Prestgard, D. G. Ristad, Mrs. O. E. Rølvaag, Johan Selnes, T. A. Siqueland, Edvard Skille, Charles C. W. Storck, J. L. Urheim, and Alexander Wiley.</span></p> <br /><a href="https://rolvaag.omeka.net/collections/show/9" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View digitized correspondence from Waldemar Ager to O.E. R<span>ø</span>lvaag</a>. <br />This material was digitized through the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund. Location: 7/B/3, 68/B/4 (Box 15) Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Ager, Waldemar, 1869-1941 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1874-1943 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 5.2 cubic feet (13 archives boxes) Subject The topic of the resource Ager, Waldemar, 1869-1941 Prohibition Eau Claire (Wis.) Temperance Rølvaag, O. E. (Ole Edvart), 1876-1931 Folkestad, Sigurd Kvisgaard, Olav Norstog, Jon, 1877-1942 Rolfson, Nordahl Selnes, Johan A. N. (Johan Andreas Nilsen), 1882-1949 Sneve, O.S. Ager, Trygve M. (Trygve Martinus), 1906-1975 Type The nature or genre of the resource Correspondence Manuscripts Clippings Photographs Lectures Programs Language A language of the resource English Norwegian Access Rights Information about who can access the resource or an indication of its security status. Access Rights may include information regarding access or restrictions based on privacy, security, or other policies. This collection is open to research. Bibliographic Citation A bibliographic reference for the resource. Recommended practice is to include sufficient bibliographic detail to identify the resource as unambiguously as possible. [Indicate the cited item here]. Waldemar Ager Papers. Norwegian American Historical Association, Northfield, Minnesota.