Title: Mrs. Alice Conitz Oral History Photo Collection
Dates: 1883-1940
Collection Number: 00032-MO-11
Quantity: 27 items
Abstract: Photograph copied from personal collection of Mrs. Alice Conitz during her Oral History Interview in New Salem (ND), Morton County. The interview can be found on Oral History tape 622A&B.
Provenance: The North Dakota Oral History Project was undertaken by Larry Sprunk, with the cooperation of the North Dakota American Revolution Bicentennial Commission, the North Dakota Farmers Union, and the State Historical Society of North Dakota. The primary objective of the North Dakota Oral History Project was to conduct oral tape recorded interviews with North Dakotans who lived through the state's history and who could speak of this history from a first-hand basis. Interviewees were photographed at the time of their interviews. In addition, the project borrowed over 6,000 historical photographs which were copied and added to the State Historical Society's collection. Many interviewees also donated family histories, documents, letters, ledgers, books, and artifacts.
Property Rights: The State Historical Society of North Dakota owns the property rights to this collection.
Copyrights: Copyrights to this collection remain with the donor, publisher, author, or author's heirs. Researchers should consult the 1976 Copyright Act, Public Law 94-553, Title 17, U.S. Code or an archivist at this repository if clarification of copyright requirements is needed.
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PHOTOGRAPHS INVENTORY
00032-MO-11-01 Frank and Father August Weinreich hauling bones, New Salem (ND) 1918
00032-MO-11-02 August Weinreich and Mary Naegle Weinreich and neighbors Harlon Cochran and Bernard Langenhorst with seed corn
00032-MO-11-03 Farmer's mines near Chimney Butte and Sweet Briar (ND)
00032-MO-11-04 Bernard Langenhorst, Bernard Weinreich, Mr. and Mrs. August Weinreich 1919
00032-MO-11-05 Teacher Ethel Chitty, Motzen School District 1913
00032-MO-11-06 Men and machines working on laying Northern Pacific Railroad track near New Salem (ND)
00032-MO-11-07 Twenty-six men lined up across Great Northern Railroad tracks, holding shovels. One identified as Grandpa Langenhorst, the other John Seeger Sr., New Salem farmers working on railroad 1890
00032-MO-11-09 Decoration Day Parade outside schoolhouse, New Salem (ND) 1919
00032-MO-11-10 August Weinreich farm 1908
00032-MO-11-11 Mr. and Mrs. August Weinreich, Alice, Frank, Dill in front of Weinreich farm home 1909
00032-MO-11-12 August Weinreich, Sr. family 1883
00032-MO-11-13 Mrs. Bernard Langenhorst and daughter Lillie 1901
00032-MO-11-14 Hilmer Conitz, rural mail carrier, Blue Grass (ND) 1919
00032-MO-11-15 Ready for Christmas program, Moltzen School NW of New Salem (ND)
00032-MO-11-16 Party given by August Weinreich Jr., for Miss Ethel Chitty (teacher in Moltzen School) 1913: Ethel Chitty, F. Astering, H. Conitz. L. Trude, F. Nagel, E. Sonnenburg, E. Ostering, A. Moltzen, C. and W. Westerman, E. Timgleman, Alice Weinreich, Fred Becker, Helen, J. Katie, and Louise Suger, H. Conitz
00032-MO-11-17 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nagel
00032-MO-11-18 Overview of Sims (ND) 1890
00032-MO-11-19 Blue Grass Creamery 15 miles W of New Salem (ND) 1910
00032-MO-11-20 August Weinreich Jr., and Hageratt families, homesteaders N of Mandan (ND) 1936
00032-MO-11-21 Blue Grass Homemakers Club 1940: Mrs. Ed Conitz, Mrs. George Conitz, Mrs. Frank Weinreich, Mrs. August Weinreich, Jr., Hilda Bickle, Mrs. Fred Buker, Anna Conitz, Mrs. Ed Helmenstein
00032-MO-11-22 Bernard Langenhorst slecting seed for next year’s corn Mandan (ND) 1920
00032-MO-11-23 Threshing on August Weinreich, Jr. farm N of Mandan (ND) 1920s
00032-MO-11-24 Hilmer Conitz (rural mail carrier & rancher) with rifle after shooting one of his buffalo, Blue Grass (ND)
00032-MO-11-25 August Weinreich, Jr. family in 1915 Model Ford
00032-MO-11-26 Illa Weinreich, age 4, in wagon and Dell Weinreich pulling the wagon 1915
00032-MO-11-27 Frank Weinreich, Bernard Langenhorst, Helmar Conitz after hunting trip
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