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Tulla Froyen, author of Across Minnesota in All Directions: E.E. Lobeck and the Temperance Crusade

Wednesday, March 11, at 6:30 p.m.


At the L.E. Phillips Memorial Public Library Tulla Froyen, author of Across Minnesota in All Directions: E.E. Lobeck and the Temperance Crusade, will talk about the links between her grandfather Lobeck and Waldemar Ager. Froyen’s talk is the first of three scheduled to focus this year on Ager and his peers and associates. Lobeck was briefly on the board of the Framed Publishing company. He shared Ager’s zealous support of the temperance movement and his effort to sustain the Norwegian language in America.

Tulla Froyen: Shared Passions

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