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  Andrew and Erick Berdahl, circa 1920

  Candid image of Andrew and Erick Berdahl.
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  Andrew and Karen Berdahl family portrait, South Dakota, 1910

  Funding to digitize the O.E. Rølvaag Papers was provided to the Norwegian American Historical Association through the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund, a component of the Minnesota Clean Water, Land and Legacy constitutional amendment, ratified by Minnesota voters in 2008.
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  Andrew and Karen Berdahl with family at outside their home, Garretson, South Dakota, 1913

  Andrew and Karen Berdahl with family at home on the farm, Garretson, South Dakota.
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  Andrew Berdahl on a stack of hay, South Dakota, 1908

  Caption on back reads: "Father on Stack, Clarence, Martha L., Clara M., Ida G., Ida Severson (a guest), Tilda R."
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  Andrew Berdahl with sons John, James, and Clarence Berdahl, 1915

  The sons of Andrew (Anders) Berdahl: John, James, and Clarence.
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  Ang. gjenoppbygging av Norge's hønsebestand, Washington, D.C., 1944 March 21

  Report "Ang. gjenoppbygging av Norge's hønsebestand" (Regarding the reconstruction of Norway's chicken population) by Anders Fjelstad, Royal Norwegian Embassy.
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  Ang. hjelpeaksjon til Norge, Washington, D.C., 1944 March 16

  Report "Ang. hjelpeaksjon til Norge" (Regarding aid operation to Norway) by Anders Fjelstad, Royal Norwegian Embassy, for K. G. Nilsen, vice president of Bygdelagenes Fellesraad. Concerning relief work for Norway's agriculture.
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  Ang. import av storfe fra U.S.A. til Norge, Washington, D.C., 1944 January 15

  Report "Ang. import av storfe fra U.S.A. til Norge" (Regarding the import of cattle from the U.S.A. to Norway) by Anders Fjelstad, Royal Norwegian Embassy, for Wilhelm Morgenstierne, Norwegian Ambassador to the United States. Concerning an effort to send cattle from the American Midwest to Norway once the country is liberated.
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  Ang. kuer til Norge, Washington, D.C., 1944 February 14

  Report "Ang. kuer til Norge" (Regarding cattle to Norway) by Anders Fjelstad, Royal Norwegian Embassy, for Hans Bull Ovrevik. Concerning an effort to send cattle from the American Midwest to Norway once the country is liberated.
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  Ang. kuer til Norge, Washington, D.C., 1944 February 7

  Report "Ang. kuer til Norge" (Regarding cattle to Norway) by Anders Fjelstad, Royal Norwegian Embassy, for Hans Bull Ovrevik. Concerning an effort to send cattle from the American Midwest to Norway once the country is liberated.
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  Anna W. Langeland obituary, 1908 July 19

  Anna W. Langeland obituary, 1908 July 19
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  Announcement for speaker Jorgen Juve, Washington, D.C., circa 1942-1944

  Announcement for Jørgen Juve speaking engagements, "The German Method of Occupation in Norway," "Home Front Organizations Resisting the Nazis," and "Norwegian Sports Under Hitler," from the Norwegian Speakers Bureau.
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  Announcement for the Norse-American Centennial, 1925

  Announcement for the Norse-American Centennial depicting what guests will see and hear at the celebration.
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  Announcement from Ditlef Ristad, 1929 May

  D.G. Ristad's announcement.
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  Announcement from E.G. Quamme to the sub-chairmen, 1925

  E.G. Quamme's announcement to the Norse-American Centennial sub-chairmen.
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  Announcement from E.G. Quamme to the Sub-chairmen, 1925 May 5

  E.G. Quamme's announcement to the Sub-Chairmen concerning the closure date of ticket sales to the Celebration.
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  Announcement from E.G. Quamme, 1925

  E.G. Quamme's announcement concerning the Norse-American Centennial.
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  Announcement from Frank E. Millard, 1925 May 25

  Superintendent Frank E Millard's announcement concerning accepted application for employment.
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  Announcement from H. Askeland, 1925 April 21

  H. Askeland's announcement concerning the Program Committee for the Norse-Centennial.
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  Announcement from J.E. Haugen to the Centennial guests, 1925 March 14

  J.E. Haugen's announcement to the Hundredeaarsfest-gjester (Centennial celebration guests).