Materials include memorabilia related to Orson F. Whitney. There are business cards, advertisements, invitations to Orson's speaking events, copies of fliers, programs, certificates (including a certificate of Whitney's election to the Legislature of the State of Deseret in 1886). There is also a form dated 1890 from Library of Congress authorizing Whitney's addition of a book of poems to the library. Dated approximately 1890-1928.

This series contains the personal materials of Otto Duke, including personal research and reading, political papers and diagrams, personal photos, sheets from a pocket notebook, invitations, business cards, name tags, travel information, newspapers (Utah, Alaska, Oklahoma), pamphlets, and miscellaneous other materials. They are dated from 1920 to 1975.

Contains genealogical information on the Russell, Snively, and Pratt families, including certificates of ordination, notes, a book, obituaries, family reunion papers, and LDS temple work records. Materials undated.

Contains genealogical information on the Russell family, including 2 certificates of ordination to priesthood offices of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 2 business cards with information on the back, and other names and dates. No dates identified.

The folder contains a printed business card advertising that the company of Stephens and Ford, Undertakers was open day and night, around 1900. The business was advertised as "Directing funerals, embalming and shipping bodies a specialty."

Card says, “Mr. Kane, Kane, Pa." Date of production not identified.