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Grand Opening of the Ager Resource Library Glimpses
into my Grandfather's Scrapbooks Photos
from Syttende Mai, 2008
Ager House restorer Butch Paulson dies Eau Claire Leader-Telegram features Ager House activities, 1-13-08, by Brad Bryan
Ager House: the early days (part one of a series)
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| [Waldemar Theodor Ager] carried
on activities that were of incalculable benefit not only to his
own group, but to America as a whole. He was surely one of the
most outstanding Norwegians ever to settle in the United States. --Einar Haugen, in Immigrant Idealist |
 Waldemar T. Ager |
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Having the house as a focal point helps us to bring other parts of the Ager story to the community. We want to "reconstruct' Ager, not just as an important Norwegian-American, but as a writer of excellent fiction, as the editor of an influential newspaper for forty years, as a civic leader, and as a popular speaker through the world. We want to draw out all of the "contexts" for Waldemar Ager's remarkable presence in the first four decades of the twentieth century. --Timothy
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