by AGS member Michael Wilson My grandfather, Leonard Wilson, was an early radio-station operator in Colorado. In 1928, he built radio station KGIW in Trinidad, Colorado, for his employer at the time, the Trinidad Creamery Company. The owner of the Creamery, Jack Jacobsen, thought that radio would be a good way for him to get […]
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by AGS member Rosemary McNerney Winkler The Saloon Owner The Switch-Engine Engineer His wife, Pansy Woodward Tischhauser, taught Duplicate Bridge for many years. A Bridge team consists of four players. They are split into two pairs, and one pair sits North-South on one table while the other sits East-West on a second. A second team
by AGS Member Lark M. Robart Inspired by an article entitled “Then and Now Photos Show People as Young Adults and at 100 Years Old”, I took a look at some of the family photos in my own collection to see if I could assemble a similar group. The results were somewhat surprising. Most noteworthy . . .
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