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  1. Ville de Montréal. Section des archives
  2. Fonds Olivar Asselin. - 24 juin 1887 - 14 mars 1940, 20 avril 1962
  3. Correspondance. - [ca 1890], 2 février 1890 - 14 mars 1940, 20 avril 1962
  4. Correspondance. - 3 mai 1922 - 9 août 1922

Correspondance. - 3 mai 1922 - 9 août 1922

file3 mai 1922 - 9 août 1922BM055-2-D041

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Ville de Montréal. Section des archives via Archives de Montréal (Ville de Montréal)
Dates
3 mai 1922 - 9 août 1922 (indexed as 1922)
Level
file
Extent
55 documents textuels ; 2 cm.
Scope & content
Dossier portant principalement sur la parution de «Mon encrier», sur ses relations avec le journal «La bonne lecture» et les journaux français «Le Figaro» et «L'information», sur ses intérêts pour la langue et la culture françaises ainsi que sur ses relations amicales et professionnels. Dossier contenant principalement des lettres échangées avec Eugène Seers (Louis Dantin), Athanase David, J.-E. Dupuis, Paul Lefaivre, Thérèse Fournier, Ferdinand Paradis; de lettres reçues de Hermas Bastien, Marcel de Verneuil, Hormisdas Laporte, Paul Lavoie, Léopold Leau; et de lettres envoyées à Omer Chaput, Alfred Daviault, Roger Larue, Roger Maillet, Z.E. Dupuis, Charles Gautier. Titre basé sur le contenu des documents. Documents majoritairement en français.
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A two-page handwritten letter in dark ink on lined paper, shown as a scanned black-and-white image with two facing pages side by side. The left page has a heading with an address and a place and date line, followed by a salutation and several paragraphs of cursive French script. The right page continues the handwritten text, with its page number marked at the top, and the paper shows some browning and show-through of ink from the reverse side.Described automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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15, avenue Hoche, 15MontréalJeudi matin15, avenue Hope, 152Read automatically; may contain mistakes.
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