Robinson Wins Hollister Golf Medal at Algoma Club
Clarence M. Robinson, a young member of the Algoma Country Club, won the Seymour W. Hollister golf medal in the club’s big handicap tournament at West Algoma. His 4 net score of 80 after a 52 58 gross, helped by a generous handicap, earned him the gold keeps till the next August tourney.
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Clarence M. Robinson
Algoma Country Club
Seymour W. Hollister
West Algome
Hollister
Robinson
Love Beside Me Through The Storms
A fragmentary religious verse notes steadfast love guiding the speaker through daily trials. The speaker thanks a beloved for companionship and strength amid hardships, with prayers framed as gratitude for continual support. The text appears as a devotional-era expression with archival handwriting elements.
How M'Tague Got Gaffney in a Montana Chase
Daring undersheriff Tom McTague tracks down the Gaffney and Dooley gang. He traps Jerry Quinlan and Gaffney in a Lanmountain charcoal house, disarms them, and forces them to march under handcuffs to Deer Lodge. A later postscript notes Gaffney slain in a Deer Lodge bar room dispute.
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Tom McTague
Jim McMastersea
Tom
Mint Creek
Granite County
Mark Ryan
Chris Gaffney
Jerry Quinlan
Tow McTnague
Gaffney
McTague
Austine Wu
Dooley
Deer Lodge
Ryan
Glendale
Eng
Gaffney Tras
Lost Basin and Blue Bucket Mines Legend Told
A Spokane miner recounts legendary lost mines in the Northwest. The Blue Bucket mine supposedly lay in southern Oregon near the Oregon Trail, with a tale of a blue bucket containing gold pieces found by pioneers and a later search turning up no fortune. The Lost Basin in Idaho’s Bitterroot region is described via George Harvey and an engineer’s expedition, where a gold ledge was converged but subsequent searches failed to locate it again.
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Spokane
Manny
Oregon
Big
Snake River
Columbia
Yreka
Cascade
Idaho
Union Pacific Railway
Ringe
George Harvey
Pocker
Iie
Jlarwy
Harvey
Marke
Jim’ Henderson
Boise
New York Sun
Limoges: historic city famed for porcelain and roots of Christianity
Limoges once a Roman city and center of Christian planting in the mid third century. Capital of Haute Vienne near Paris, 200 miles south, famed for hard paste porcelain from 1768 kaolin found nearby and Haviland china produced there. Japanese festival practice linked to disease outbreaks noted.
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Limoges
Haute
Vienne
Paris
Pghalsr Haviland
Chiladelphia
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Pure Blood Improve Skin
The ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and vitalizer to cure pimples eruptions and poor complexion by cleansing impure blood. It emphasizes "Mood's Barse parilla" and recommends purification to achieve cures.
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Mood
Hood
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Charles Howl
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