Scrapbook no. 1 1891-1927 (bulk 1909-1927).

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Scrapbook no. 1 1891-1927 (bulk 1909-1927).

These twenty-seven folders contain archival photocopies of clippings for the period 1891-1927 which Ira M. DeLong collected in a scrapbook. The last folder contains various printed items from early 1923 that were found in the same scrapbook.

27 folders.

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Boulder Public Library

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