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1. PO.1010.0004 - Scheuchzer Family outside their home, North Bend. December 25, 1912.

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2. PO.284.0088.1 - Two horse riders on South Fork Bridge, North Bend, Wa. 3 1/4 x 4" mounted on 5 x 6" cardboard Duplicate" 31/4 x 4 1/2" black and white (faded and spotted) The picture is of two young men, each on a saddle horse. The horses are standing close together, and the men are leaning toward each other. One has his arm around the neck of the other. They are both wearing black hats. One has dark clothing and the other is wearing light colors. One horse appears to be white and the other is a dapple grey. The bridge has a wood railing. A home and the mountain can be seen in the background. One of the men is Charlie Cowan.

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3. PO.284.0088.2 - Two horse riders on South Fork Bridge.

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4. PO.308.0165 - Charlie Cowan and his buddies, April 6,, 1913. Barney Oldwives, Bob Burman, Teddy Tetchily. Original: 5 x 7: mounted on 7 x 9" cardboard. The picture is of three men standing along side of an early dump truck. The truck is early day type with a dump box with a load of gravel. The truck has large spokes in the wheels and the tires are the hard rubber. There are drop curtains for the doors and lanterns, railroad style, on each side of the hood, in front of the windshield. The truck is on a brick street sitting across a railroad track. The men are wearing hats or a cap. A sign on the top of a building in the distance reads Tacoma Trading Co. Charlie Cowan on the right.

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5. PO.494.0033 - Charles S Cowan in Marine Uniform. First husband of Carrie Scheuchzer. 1918 3 3/4" x 6" The picture is of a man in full dress uniform of World War I. The hat has a wide brim with a military pin on the crown. The uniform has the high stand-up neckline. It is buttoned to the neckline. Two pockets with smaller military buttons. There are epaulets on the shoulders with the buttons near the collar. The background is dark. Charles S. Cowan was the first husband of Carrie Scheuchzer.

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6. PO.494.0035 - Charlie Cowan. "Niel". About 1907. Two men on horse on bridge over South Fork at Bendigo with Mount Si in background. The picture is of two men on horseback; the horses are a light color. They are standing on a bridge with wooden railings. One of the men has a light shirts, and the other is dressed in dark clothing. They are both wearing hats. Mount Si can be seen in the left background. A home can be seen across the bridge.

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7. PO.494.0038 - North Bend Grade School 2nd Grade Class. 5 x 7" black and white Yellowed, cracked on one corner. The outside 1/4" is bent to form a border for the picture. The picture is of a group of children on the steps of a school house. There are three rows of children, and the teacher is standing in the back. Mrs.Eloise Phillips. The children are: Felix King, William Culliver, Prentice Mounce, Billy McLeod, D. R. Rice, Robert Knowles, George Johnson, Clarence Threasher, Melvin McConkey Willie Barber, Robert MacFarlane, Arthur Dodson, Ivan Alm. Beth Howard, Gail Morris, Susan Wright, Cecelia King, Hazel Dodson Harold Wilson, John Pike, Charles Cowan, Mary Slunchik, Katherine Culliver, Grace Roccender Gordette Malone, Alice Offield, Dorothy Dodson

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8. PO.751.0020 - Peter J Maloney House in the snow. North Bend Jan, 17, 1912 To Mrs. Chas Cowan (Carrie Scheuchzer) 1945 South E St Tacoma, Wash North Bend, 1-16th-1913 Dear Carrie and Charlie, Just a card hoping you both are well. How is this for snow this photo was taken Sunday 12th. Plenty of sleighing now. You had quite bad weather while you were here but you should be here snow time. Tell Chas to go to Seattle and see the Pendleton Roundup for me-at the Theatre. Write Soon. Love From. A.C. Maloney (Annie).

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9. PO.751.0026 - Bill Shaw. Dear Carrie- For fear you will forget what this old mug looks like will send you a remembrance. Keep it shady. Don't let the marshall know that you have it. I am digging a ditch outside of that am enjoying unlimited quietness. Maude looks fine with her hair cut. A perfect cluster of curls. Gee but she is sweet. Got a couple of your cards today. Don't be afraid of flooding the mails with them the pass word is send a million. Some walloper up there is sending me cards and the don't sign their name. Tell Cynthia to sign up and smoke up she is a few behind. Say I am getting homesick and I haven't heard from Charlie since I got here tell him to write er I will fix him when I see him till he never will be able to make a living for two that ought to interest you. See as space is limited will close. Bushels of love Bill.

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10. PO.751.0029 - Ben Kelley, North Bend. When you wose a working Man. Cowen's and Kelley hid Camp

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11. PO.751.0038 - Neil McLeod and Charlie Cowan as cowboys. Miss Carolyn Shoister, North Bend, WA. Snohomish July 21, 1911. Dear Friend, I herin {here in} enclose the photos of a pair of desperate horse thieves with a large reward offered for their detention if you see them but be careful of them as they are men with a bad reputation. Sheriff (Likely Charles Cowan, her future husband).

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12. PO.751.0108 - Charles Cowan. North Bend, Wash Mr Chas Cowan South Seattle What do you know about this Hem. How many now without an answer?

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13. PO.751.0118 - Charlie Cowan with two of his pals.

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14. PO.751.0120 - CM&SP Train on end of bridge driving piles. March 15, 1911 Miss Carrie Schoister North Bend, Wash Hello Wee 3/15 '11 I arrived here today. Shall be here all week and then some- am not sure about lot yet but shall try my best. Hope the weather continues good. Don't you. C.

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15. PO.846.0001 - Scheuchzer Family outside their home, North Bend. December 25, 1912. Pike, Ella Scheuchzer, George Scheuchzer, Carry Fury, Bill Cowan, Charles L Scheuchzer, Bertha Allen, Clifford Wolverton Pike Jarvis, Bertha Pike, John Taylor Boggs, Leila Scheuchzer, Charles L Scheuchzer, Etta Thompson, Roy Seitz Scheuchzer, Lavina Adela Scheuchzer, Fred Fury, Conail Pike, Louise

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