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	Stewart Holbrook
		Holbrook's writings reflect his sympathy for and romanticizing of loggers and other workers, underdogs, visionaries and fanatics, his interest in the humorous and offbeat, and his penchant for puncturing myths and poking fun at stuffed-shirts and hypocrites from all walks of life.
		Holbrook was an early forest conservationist and an advocate of sustained yield forestry.
		Holbrook was the patron and fictive alter-ego of the remarkable Mr.
	www.ochcom.org /holbrook (1013 words)

	Amazon.ca: Wildmen, Wobblies & Whistle Punks: Stewart Holbrook's Lowbrow Northwest: Books: Stewart Hall Holbrook,Brian ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		For instance, Holbrooks tells us of outlaw Jim Turnow who he describes as the most crafty and dangerous man ever to roam the timbered reaches of the Pacific Northwest- a cold blooded killer who had a reign of terror in Grays Harbor.
		This is an anthology of some of Holbrook's mid-1900's articles about the development of the NW around the turn of the last century.
		Holbrook's prose is easy-reading but carries well-researched along with humor and style.
	www.amazon.ca /Wildmen-Wobblies-Whistle-Punks-Holbrooks/dp/0870713833 (627 words)

	An Interview with Brian Booth
		Holbrook eventually said that his mission in life was to write about the figures in American history who had been ignored or badly treated.
		Holbrook seems to me to have anticipated their writings somewhat by dealing with what the pioneers and loggers did to the environment, looking at the West from the standpoint of the working person, and exploring parts of that life that usually get swept under the rug.
		Holbrook spoke at the Oregon Historical Society in 1940, saying that Oregon had a wonderful opportunity to exploit and market its history, to the rest of the country, as well as to educate its citizens.
	www.moshplant.com /prob/prob02/interview_booth.html (2611 words)

	Sustained Resource
		Holbrook himself is a victim of time, as Brian Booth, the editor of this collection explains to us in the introduction.
		Indeed, he took (in the words of Lucius Beebe) "intense pleasure in the delusion that Portland...was a sink of vice and licentiousness." Holbrook's loggers were a breed apart from mankind: the roughest, toughest, rip-snortinest beings that ever did rise from the ground.
		What Holbrook excelled at, however, was in showing that even the most exceptional cases he chronicled were the most normal; that it was, underneath the red flannel shirt of the woodsman, the finery of Miss Fern Hobbs, and the grimy nakedness of prophet Joshua the Second, the beating heart of an ordinary human.
	www.moshplant.com /prob/prob02/sustained_resource.html (796 words)

	Primedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Stewart captured the Cheesetown Showdown at Sheboygan County Fair Park in Plymouth, Wis., as he led the final 28 laps to post his first career Gumout Series win in front of a good crowd and a 41-car field.
		Stewart was forced to start eleventh after a crash in the Weld Racing Dash.
		Shane Stewart, Holbrook Motorsports 8H, 11.352 NTR 2.
	www.whowon.com /primedia/pm_tracknews.asp?StoryID=41725 (404 words)

	The Logging Industry Comes to Washington
		According to Stewart Holbrook, author of Holy Old Mackinaw, at the turn of the century "...the federal government reported that the remote State of Washington had crashed overnight into lumber supremacy with a production of four billion feet, or almost as much as Wisconsin and Minnesota put together".
		Holbrook continues: "When the first loggers saw the fir that grew along the banks of the Columbia and around Puget Sound they said there couldn't be timber that big and tall.
		Holbrook tells of Cyrus Walker, head of the Pope and Talbot mill, who built "...a New England mansion which had no peer in Washington, Territory and State." It overlooked the mill and harbor, with a War of 1812 relic bronze canon from Boston in the front yard.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/washington_state/31724 (664 words)

	OSU Press at Oregon State University
		Stewart Holbrook--high-school dropout, logger, journalist, storyteller, and historian--was one of the best-loved figures in the Pacific Northwest during the two decades preceding his death in 1964.
		Here are stories of forgotten scandals and crimes, forest fires, floods, and other catastrophes, stories of workers, underdogs, scoundrels, dreamers, and fanatics, stories that bring the past to life.
		Stewart Holbrook was born in Vermont in 1893 and came to the Northwest in 1920.
	oregonstate.edu /dept/press/u-w/Wildmen.htm (279 words)

	Disposable Lit: The Golden Age of Quackery
		According to Stewart Holbrook, it was the century immediately preceding the enactment of the Federal Pure Food and Drug Act, which went into effect January 1, 1907.
		Through it all, Holbrook maintains a delightful authorial voice of dry academic wit in describing the enthusiasm of pitchmen and patients and the creativity with which local laws and regulations were dodged.
		But looking back and seeing that as much time has passed since the writing of Holbrook's book as the end of the era he chronicles, I can see that those same impulses to defraud one's fellow man are as much alive and well as they were in the days of the itinerant medicine show.
	www.coldfusionvideo.com /book/goldenageofquackery.html (610 words)

	All-Star sprints, Shane Stewart, 09/21/02
		Shane Stewart - MERCER, PA - Once he got out front, it was all Shane Stewart Saturday night at Mercer Raceway Park in the sixth annual All Star sprint Chuck Marsh Memorial 40 lap feature.
		Stewart got beside McMahan on lap four and dove under McMahan to take the lead on lap five as Blaney was also on the move and was third after starting seventh.
		Stewart kept the lead through a trio of early cautions and at the halfway point it was Stewart over Blaney, Shepard, Kemenah, McMahan and local driver Jamie Smith.
	www.hammerdownusa.com /allstars092102.htm (811 words)

	TIME.com: Logger's Life -- Apr. 4, 1938 -- Page 1
		Last week Stewart Holbrook covered a lot of the ground in a breezy volume called Holy Old Mackinaw which placed most emphasis on the industry's picturesque history and its hard-boiled camp followers.
		Author Holbrook's warmest passages are given over to descriptions of the red-light districts, skid roads and loggers' saloons that have flourished from Bangor to Eureka, Calif. Result is that Holy Old Mackinaw is a puzzler, with solid bits of unfamiliar industrial history sandwiched between slightly sophomoric tributes to vanished vice.
		Author Holbrook's loggers get into so many fights, frequent so many bawdy houses, sing so many logger songs and swear so many round oaths (of which Holy Old Mackinaw is one) that readers may wonder when they found time to cut down all those trees.
	www.time.com /time/magazine/article/0,9171,848041,00.html (596 words)

	Lenny Ferguson Gumout Results
		Stewart’s four race win streak would come to an end as Stewart would have a flat tire.
		Stewart would come from the tail to finish ninth and receive valuable owners points for car owner Jr.
		Stewart also captured two heat race wins and four Weld Racing Dashes along the way.The 30 lap action packed feature started off with Mike Goodman getting upside down on the first lap.
	www.gaerteengines.com /gumout.htm (1098 words)

	Huset's Speedway - August 17, 2002
		The win also gave Stewart his tenth career Gumout Series win and moved him ahead of 2000 Gumout Series Champion Craig Dollansky for the all time series lead in A Main wins.
		Stewart was chasing Moore as they entered into lapped traffic.
		Stewart would take the lead for one lap on lap seven, but Moore wouldn't be denied as he would retake the lead on lap eight.
	www.husets-speedway.com /2002/081702.htm (355 words)

	Huset's Speedway - August 18, 2001
		Shane Stewart, driving the Holbrook Motorsports 8H, picked up his fourth consecutive World of Outlaws Gumout Series win and also captured the annual Gold Cup held at Huset's.
		Stewart led an unbelievable 117 out of a possible 135 A Main laps, and picked up $20,000 in winnings for the week.
		Stewart also captured two heat race wins and four Weld Racing Dashes along the way.
	www.husets-speedway.com /2001/081801.htm (275 words)

	TIME.com: Go West! -- Jun. 12, 1950 -- Page 1
		Whenever Vermont-born Historian Stewart H. (Holy Old Mackinaw) Holbrook, 56, goes back to the stone-fence-and-maple-sirup world of his boyhood, he is saddened by what he sees.
		On the rocky, rugged hill where four successive generations of Holbrooks once farmed and raised their children, the wilderness is taking over, "marching from the edges of the old fields and pastures.
		Wise with years of research, Stewart Holbrook answers his own questions in a searching, richly documented book that traces the 19th Century exodus from New England into almost every corner of expanding America.
	www.time.com /time/magazine/article/0,9171,812707,00.html (633 words)

	Stewart Holbrook Products
		Ethan Allen - Holbrook, Stewart H. The Age of the Moguls by Holbrook, Stewart H. The Wonderful West By Stewart Holbrook HB Far Corner by Stewart Holbrook
		Wild Bill Hickok Tames the West Holbrook, Stewart H. The Age of the Moguls by Stewart H. Holbrook (1953)
		The Wonderful West by Stewart H Holbrook (c1969) HB The Age of the Moguls by Stewart H. Holbrook (1987)
	reecebostwick.com /stewart-holbrook.html (315 words)

	Amazon.com: Wildmen, Wobblies & Whistle Punks: Stewart Holbrook's Lowbrow Northwest (Northwest Reprints): Books: ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
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	www.amazon.com /Wildmen-Wobblies-Whistle-Punks-Holbrooks/dp/0870713833 (980 words)

	ArmyMWR Travel Page - Path Across America - Iowa
		Holbrook Recreation registration office is on the right.
		Area: Nestled between majestic Pine Trees and Holbrook Pond on the southeast side of Fort Stewart, we are managed by the Department of Natural Resources in Georgia, Holbrook offers privacy at natures best.
		Georgia fishing license is required to fish Holbrook Pond.
	www.armymwr.com /portal/travel/paths/GA.asp (837 words)

	The Winchester Star (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Davis Stewart Holbrook, 9 year-old son of Stewart and Elizabeth Gordon Holbrook, of Springfield, died of leukemia Tuesday, Dec. 10, 2002, in Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington.
		Surviving with his parents, are a sister, Sarah Holbrook at home; his maternal grandparents, James and Abbye Gordon of Winchester; his paternal grandparents, Warren and Joyce Holbrook of Downers Grove, Ill.; his maternal great-grandmother, Mildred Funk Gordon of Winchester; and his paternal great-grandmother, Aldona Ihlenfeldt of Downers Grove.
		Surviving are three sons, Junior Crouse of Cross Junction, Freddie Crouse and Sam Crouse, both of Whitacre; two daughters, Mary Omps of Whitacre and Dorothy Ruble of Stephenson; 17 grandchildren; and 20 great-grandchildren.
	www.winchesterstar.com /thewinchesterstar/021213/Obituaries.asp (846 words)

	The Valvoline Cup National Points Championship!
		Stewart would even lead at one point during the race before having mechanical problems and forcing him to the rear of the field.
		Stewart would never give up and drove the Holbrook Motorsports Eagle back to a twelvth place finish.
		Current Brodix/All Pro Heads Rookie of the Year points leader Wayne Johnson took the early lead from his second starting position and would lead until lap six when Shane Stewart would overtake him until Stewart’s misfortune on lap twelve.
	www.valvolinecup.com /News/stories.asp?StoryID=70649 (289 words)

	The Sunday of Two Noons
		In Stewart Holbrook’s (1947), The Story of American Railroads, he explained this concept: “When solar time is noon in Chicago, it was 12:31 Pittsburgh...[and it was] 11:50 in St. Louis.” According to “sun time”, there was more than a minute’s difference in time from the east to the west side of Chicago.
		(Holbrook, 1947) William Allen, who wrote for a railroad newsletter, was elected secretary of the convention in 1876.
		One Chicago reporter wrote: “The feat was successfully accomplished, and a general murmur of satisfaction ran through the [West Side Union Depot].” (Holbrook, 1947,p.
	staff.fcps.net /rroyster/sunday.htm (1086 words)

	Book Review
		Reviewed by Thomas R. Cox, Associate Professor of History, San Diego State University, author of articles on Western history and Mills and Markets: A History of the Pacific Coast Lumber lndustry to 1900 (forthcoming, fall 1974).
		The late Stewart Holbrook, a leading popularized of history a decade and more ago, was wont to substitute color for analysis.
		As one critic put it: "Hols would remember that when a man stood up to make a speech in Cutbank, Montana, his pants fell down, and then he would forget what the fellow had to say." Yet, whatever his faults, Holbrook wrote carefully researched, coherent accounts firmly set in the context of the times.
	www.sandiegohistory.org /journal/74spring/br-skeleton.htm (548 words)

	AmericanHeritage.com / THE PAINTINGS OF MR. OTIS
		He was sprung on an unsuspecting public by the Macmillan Company in a book called Mr.
		The author of the book, which is both a biography of the artist and a fine satire on modern art, is a steady contributor to AMERICAN HERITAGE, Stewart H. Holbrook, author of a variety of books, from The of Age of the Moguls to Lost Men of American History.
		Holbrook also lives in Portland and has as great a corner on Otises as Jay Gould once had on the Erie, there is good reason to believe, if not assert, that this is more than a Gertrude Stein-Alice B. Toklas relationship, and that Otis is in fact Holbrook.
	www.americanheritage.com /articles/magazine/ah/1959/3/1959_3_44.shtml (224 words)

	Holbrook - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Holbrook is the name of several towns or cities:
		Norman Douglas Holbrook, British commander and recipient of the Victoria Cross
		This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the same title.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Holbrook (83 words)

	Stewart Hall Holbrook on LibraryThing \| Catalog your books online
		Noto anche come: Steward Holbrook, Stewart H. Holbrook
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	Find in a Library: Wildmen, wobblies & whistle punks : Stewart Holbrook's lowbrow Northwest
		Find in a Library: Wildmen, wobblies & whistle punks : Stewart Holbrook's lowbrow Northwest
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	www.worldcatlibraries.org /wcpa/oclc/25963923 (71 words)

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		"They called him 'the undertaker's friend,' because he shot'em where it didn't show." -- Stewart Holbrook
		Luke Short was born in Mississippi in 1854, but his family later moved to Grayson County, Texas and it was in the wild, wild west where Luke fought his gun battles and made his considerable reputation.
		Luke Short died of natural causes in Kansas and is buried in the Oakwood Cemetery in Fort Worth, Texas.
	www.thepastwhispers.com /ALHN_lukeshort.html (528 words)

	Holbrook, StewartTHE GOLDEN AGE OF QUACKERY			This is the story of the times when there was a cure for everything, if the price was right.
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	www.popula.com /st/no_359/2593699.htm (77 words)

	Untitled Document
		Lap Leaders: Shane Stewart 1-4; Kenny Jacobs 5-40.
		Manufacturer’s Heat Race #3 (eight laps): 1.Dave Ely 2.Shane Stewart 3.Craig Dollansky 4.Jeremy Trout 5.Brad Furr 6.Ronald Laney 7.Byron Reed 8.Brett Mann 9.Bill Brian Jr.
		Weld Racing Dash (five laps): 1.Fred Rahmer 2.Dave Ely 3.Paul McMahan 4.Craig Dollansky 5.Shane Stewart 6.Kenny Jacobs (finish creates the inside of rows 1-6 in “A” main)
	www.hammerdownusa.com /resultswoosupport.htm (2382 words)

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