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Indian Chief and wife at camp near Banff
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- Graphic material
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Private
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- Attributions and conjectures: Credited to A.C. Kolb on verso.
- Attributions and conjectures: The name Mrs. Phoebe Kolb on verso of image is likely source of signature on verso.
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1937 or before (Creation)
- Creator
- Kolb, Aaron Clemens, 1871-1937
- Note
- photographer
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1 photograph : print, b&w ; 12.7 x 7.6 cm
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Biographical history
Aaron Clemens Kolb was born in Berlin (Kitchener), Ontario in 1871 to Jacob and Maria Kolb. He worked with a publishing firm in Elkhart, Indiana before moving to the Herbert, Saskatchewan district around 1905. He farmed in the Main Centre district for several years before moving to Herbert to work for an implement business. In June, 1912, Kolb was appointed postmaster at Herbert and held the position until 1931, when he moved to Kitchener, Ontario.
During his career, Kolb helped organize the Saskatchewan Postmasters' Association and served as its president for six consecutive years. He was a delegate to several national postmasters' conventions across the country. Kolb was also active in the Herbert community and was involved with the Methodist Church and various sports organizations, including the Herbert Football Club.
Kolb died in Kitchener, Ontario on May 15, 1937. He was buried in a cemetery near Herbert.
Kolb and his wife, Phoebe Mumaw, originally from Elkhart, Indiana, had one daughter: Almeda.
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Scope and content
Item is an image showing Indian Chief standing with his wife both have feather headdresses and beaded clothing at a camp near Banff, with tipis (teepees) in the background.
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Language of material
- English
Script of material
- Latin
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Also available as an electronic file : SAB_GM_R-A3349.jpg
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SAFA 506 consists of a fonds description and item descriptions of photographs.
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General note
Location for retrieval: Regina - Hillsdale
Signatures note
Postcard template on verso.
Signatures note
Handwritten ink annotation on verso, includes : Snap taken by A.C. Kolb - when on a western tour. I think when on a trip to Calgary Convention.
Signatures note
Handwritten ink annotation on verso: Mrs. Phoebe Kolb.
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Saskatchewan Archives. Archival Description Manual 2004.
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Final
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Full
Language of description
- English
Script of description
- Latin
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Filename
SAB_GM_R-A3349.jpg
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image/jpeg