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Black & White post card looking down main Street, Juda, WI

Portrait of businessman Benjamin Chenoweth.

Costumed clowns perform in the 1928 Cheese Day Parade.

Three-year-old Duane Meir is pictured with his St. Bernard Woof, who is wearing bunny ears for Easter.

Four-year-old Rondi Stafford samples an icicle.

Mechanic David Peterson prepares to start an airplane taken in trade by dealer Lester Johnson.

Officer John R. Burkhamer subdues a boar in the residential section of Monroe.

A century-old log cabin served as the home of Harry Williams after earlier serving as an inn at another location.

The Green County Jail at the time it was listed for sale for a minimum of $7,500.

Portrait of Monroe native Mark Winzenried, who went on to be a nationally known track runner with UW-Madison. He was inducted into the Wisconsin Badgers Hall of Fame in 2005.

Three Monroe children are shown making owl faces near Monroe's "Owl Tree."

Members of the Karl Jensen family try to salvage items from their tornado-destroyed home.

Wisconsin Governor Warren Knowles surveys Monroe tornado damage during a flyover.

The wreckage of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spliteck and daughter Roberta.

A historic cannon in pictured in a tornado-damaged park.