Add to ORKGBy the time he came to Adams County in 1909, John Esch had been a Wisconsin representative to the U.S. House of Representatives for two decades. But today was not just any ordinary day in the life of a congressman. Esch came to speak in the Soldiers\u27 National Cemetery; it was Memorial Day. Except for the difference in the number here, the Gettysburg Times noted after a note on shrinking attendance, Memorial Day 1909 was little difference from those of former years. (excerpt
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