BIOGRAPHIES: Adam ZELLER, Meyers Valley, Trempealeau Co., WI

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Adam Zeller has spent his life on the farm where he now lives in section 7, 
Arcadia Township.  He was born March 23, 1865, son of F. Carl and Margaret 
(Frederick) Zeller, attended the district school, and was reared to farm 
pursuits by his father.  In 1896 he took charge of the home farm, which he 
now operates.  He has made many improvements thereon, includiing a sightly 
barn, 52 by 102 feet, with full basement, cement floors, James stanchions 
and other modern equipment.  At the time of his father's death he succeeded 
him as treasurer of the school district, in which position he is doing most 
excellent service.  In connection with the marketing of his dairy products 
and stock, he has acquired an interest in the Farmers' Co-Operative Creamery 
at Arcadia, and in the Farmers' Shipping Association of Arcadia.  Like his 
father before him, he is a Democrat in politics, and his faith is that of 
the Catholic church.

--Transcribed from "The History of Trempealeau County, Wisconsin, 1917," 
page 724.