Former Banner Journal owner James Frederikson dies at 71
Aug. 8, 2019
James Michael Frederikson, who in the 1970s owned the (Black River Falls) Banner Journal, died Wednesday, July 31. He was 71.
James Michael Frederikson, who in the 1970s owned the (Black River Falls) Banner Journal, died Wednesday, July 31. He was 71.
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