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Rules and Minutes of the Forensic Club
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E. V. Darling notice of election in Bear Valley, Calif
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Notice of election to be held in Bear Valley, California, on April 9, 1881, on the question of whether taxes should be raised to fund schoolhouse repairs. Attached is a tally of votes showing that the measure passed.
mssHM 73999
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Minute book
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This minute book contains a printed copy of the "Rules and Regulations" for the club (inside front cover) and meeting minutes from 1883 to 1900. There are also programs for plays (both glued in and loose), newspaper reviews, tickets and general flyers in the volume, all related to the drama club.
mssHM 78361
The Learned Lady; or, Double Reform
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Manuscript includes passage in text deleted, and marked too personal, in margin, by Larpent. There is a copy of note, Larpent to Kemble, objecting to a Passage in the 2d Act, which is of so personal a Nature that it ought to be omitted.
mssLA 842
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Minute book
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The minute book covers the Lemon Men's Club meetings from December 1904 to October 1909. In the minutes, all aspects of growing lemons are discussed including prices and costs, diseases and how to fight them, and shipping and storage.
mssHM 68189
Chinese immigrants letters and notes, 1881 November
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This collection is comprised of two letters, a list of ingredients, a small note, and a mailing envelope written in a calligraphic Chinese script from John Day, Oregon in November 1881. HM 83910 (a): Liao Gengxin requests Xue Sizhan for more of an unidentified material. HM 83910 (b): Ya Wang asks Xue Yasuo for more money and briefly describes his situation as a miner. HM 83910 (c): List of ingredients for making Chinese herbal medicine. HM 83910 (d): This small note was included with one of the two letters, asking the recipient to deliver the letter to a store in Portland, Oregon and telling the shopkeeper to in turn, deliver the letter to its final recipient. HM 83910 (e): Postmarked envelope addressed to Wang Sang in Portland, Oregon. The author's names are stamped in red to verify authenticity, suggesting they were likely written by a literate calligrapher and dictated by the authors.
mssHM 83910 (a-e)
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A history of the Woman's Club of Lake Arrowhead, 1926-1953
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Brief history of the Woman's Club of Lake Arrowhead from 1926 to 1953. Includes a list of the Club's charter members and a recounting of its accomplishments and areas of concern, primarily forestry and environmental conservation, as well as community development. Also includes a cover letter from Mrs. G.A. Chapman dated May 1953.
mssHM 73055