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Materials include Emmeline B. Wells's handwritten original diary from the year 1901. The diary has a red leather cover. The diary focuses on day-to-day events and concerns about Emmeline's family, church, community, and business. It also includes descriptions of friends, parties, gatherings, and holidays. She mentions some community deaths and a recent earthquake. Dated 1901.

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Materials include Emmeline B. Wells's handwritten original diary from the year 1902. The diary focuses on day-to-day events and concerns about Emmeline's family, church, community, and business. It also includes descriptions of friends, parties, gatherings, and holidays. Dated 1902.

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Materials include Emmeline B. Wells's handwritten original diary from the year 1903. The diary focuses on day-to-day events and concerns about Emmeline's family, church, community, and business. Mentions business conducted on behalf of the Relief Society and her work on the Woman's Exponent. It also includes descriptions of friends, parties, gatherings, and holidays. Dated 1903.

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Materials include Emmeline B. Wells's handwritten original diary from the year 1905. The diary focuses on day-to-day events and concerns about Emmeline's family, church, community, and business. It also includes descriptions of friends, parties, gatherings, and holidays. This diary mainly focuses on social connections and events. Dated 1905.

Scope and Contents Materials include Emmeline B. Wells's handwritten original diary from the year 1905. Although the diary is about 1905 it was written in 1906. The diary focuses on day-to-day events and concerns about Emmeline's family, church, community, and business. It also includes descriptions of friends, parties, gatherings, and holidays. This diary has notes about Church meetings, sermons, and events. It mentions numerous Church meetings with Joseph F. Smith, George H. Brimhall, and other prominent...

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Materials include Emmeline B. Wells's handwritten original diary from the year 1907. It has a speckled black and white paper cover. The diary contains a missionary record and lists the cities, stakes, and other areas visited by Emmeline. It also lists people she met, correspondence or materials she exchanged with people, and what was said. Dated 1907.

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Materials include Emmeline B. Wells's handwritten original diary from the year 1909. The diary focuses on day-to-day events and concerns about Emmeline's family, church, community, and business. It also includes descriptions of friends, parties, gatherings, and holidays. Mentions the anniversary of Grover Cleveland signing the Utah Constitution. She writes about discussing plans to help the prohibition cause with her friends Susa Young Gates and Ann D. Grosbeck among others. Dated 1909.

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Materials include Emmeline B. Wells's handwritten original diary from the year 1910. The diary focuses on day-to-day events and concerns about Emmeline's family, church, community, and business. It also includes descriptions of friends, parties, gatherings, and holidays. Mentions preparing and planning for Bathsheba W. Smith's eighty-eighth birthday. Dated 1910.

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Materials include Emmeline B. Wells's handwritten original diary from the years 1910-1912. It's mostly focused on dates in 1910 but contains some entries from 1911 and 1912. The diary focuses on day-to-day events and concerns about Emmeline's family, church, community, and business. It also includes descriptions of friends, parties, gatherings, and holidays. Contains numerous mentions of birthdays and birthday parties for prominent members of the community. Dated 1910-1914.

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Materials include Emmeline B. Wells's original handwritten diary from the years 1910-1913. The diary contains longer descriptions than the date books of day-to-day events and concerns about Emmeline's family, church, community, and business. It also includes descriptions of friends, parties, gatherings, and holidays. Mentions the death and funeral of Emma S. Woodruff and her thoughts on recent political events in the United States. Dated 1910-1913.