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Cuba City's Main Street in 1925, with the Ford Garage and Auditorium at right. Cuba City Centennial history, reproduced by Clio.
Marine Hospital, early 1950s; exact date uncertain. Galena State Historic Sites Office, via Galena Foundation.
Loeffelholz Bros. Ford Garage and Auditorium, circa 1917–1920. Cuba City Centennial history, reproduced by Clio.
The repair-shop photograph is identified as including George Loeffelholz, Edward Jeffrey, Oscar Fager, and Luverne Hilvers; positions are not assigned here. Cuba City Centennial history, via Historical Jottings from Cuba City.
Parts-counter interior associated with the garage. The men are unidentified. Cuba City Centennial history, via Historical Jottings from Cuba City.
The dealership's patriotic float. Hannah Loeffelholz Laird is identified by the local-history caption as Charles's daughter and one of those aboard. Exact date and individual positions are unspecified. Historical Jottings from Cuba City.
Elizabeth M. Loeffelholz's funeral card, April 9, 1884–August 13, 1971. The name, place, and age agree with the 1950 household; the relationship is a probable identification. WIGenWeb Grant County, PDF page 15.
Sgt. George Brownell in New Guinea. ACME photograph, Allison Collection, MacArthur Museum of Arkansas Military History, City of Little Rock. The archive caption is dated January 4, 1943; the exposure date is unspecified.
Carriers and guards on the trail from Oro Bay toward the Buna front, reproduced in the official Army history, printed page 23. Context photograph; George is not identified in this image.
YANK, British edition, volume 1, number 33, January 31, 1943, page 9. The printed image is reversed relative to the museum reproduction.