Political Campaigns
Found in 147 Collections and/or Records:
Collection on political campaign
This collection contains political campaign papers including correspondence, pamphlets, newsletters, newspaper clippings, articles, posters, bumper stickers, information sheets, pictures, and other campaign literature dated from circa 1960s-1982.
Colonel Edward J. Steptoe and the events and circumstances which cause him to decline the governorship of Utah
Typewritten, 36-page research paper for Larry Porter's Church History 324 course. Bagley writes about Steptoe's refusal to accept the governorship of Utah in 1854.
Peter Crawley papers
Contains one letter and two signed photographs from 1974 to 1975. All were signed by United States Congressman from Utah Wayne Owens. The first photograph is Congressman Wayne Owens in the Judiciary Committee Watergate hearing room, and the second photograph is Congressman Wayne Owens with his election team. Materaials dated 1974-1975.
D. Doumer Cusher letter
"Circular" letter talking about the Dutch political scene. It states that in the recent elections, the people had chosen their representatives.
Custer for president?
Typewritten and printed book draft and galley proofs of the book "Custer for President?" The materials include handwritten corrections. Repass writes about the possibility of George A. Custer running for the President of the United States. The item was published in 1985 by the Old Army Press in Ft. Collins, Colorado.
David S. King autobiography, 1995
Contains two drafts of an autobiography written by David S. King. The autobiography cover his church service (as a missionary, as a mission president, and as temple president), his political work as a United States Congressman and ambassador to Madagascar, and his personal life.
Warren Newton Dusenberry
Typewritten biography of Warren Newton Dusenberry (1836-1915) with handwritten corrections. Dusenberry was a prominent Utah pioneer, educator, judge, and public servant.
Edmund Olson papers, 1887
Collection contains a letter from Edmond Olson to his sister Eva Olson in Farmington, Utah. The letter provides an interesting perspective on 19th century Utah rural life and social customs. Dated 1887.
Election pamphlets, 1983, 1988
Contains pamphlets of the Utah politicians running for election in 1983 and 1988. Many of the pamphlets have handwritten notes of the winner or loser, or something about the politician.
Eva Olson papers, 1887-1893
Collection contains materials pertaining to the life of Eva Olson from Fillmore, Utah. Included is a photograph, marriage certificate, and letters from Eva's friends, family and suitors which provide an interesting perspective on the late 19th century courtship customs and social life in rural Utah. Materials dated 1887-1893.