Business, Industry, Labor, and Commerce
Found in 551 Collections and/or Records:
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company station records
Handwritten station record book for Heber City, Utah, and a ledger book. The items relate to the activities of the railroad in Heber City.
Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad Company photograph of Castle Gate, Utah
Contains a photograph of men sitting alongside a railroad situated in Castle Gate, Utah. Materials are dated approximately 1880-1950.
Deseret Bank photographs, approximately 1953-1981
Contains photographs (circa 1953-1981) of the Bank of Pleasant Grove, Geneva State Bank, State Bank of Lehi, and Mountain View Bank during remodeling, construction, and ribbon cutting ceremonies, along with photographs of bank executives, employees, and the Strawberry Days parade in Pleasant Grove, Utah. Film negatives are also included in the series.
Deseret Bank records
Register of Deseret National Bank transactions
The folder contains handwritten and printed banking transactions between 1875-1877. One is a deposit slip, while the other is a statement that an outstanding loan cannot be collected.
Deseret News (Firm) audit
Letterpress copy of a handwritten audit covering the years 1854 through 1856. The item documents the materials printed by the Deseret News for the United States Government. The document verifies the prices paid for the services. The audit was signed by Benjamin Allen, William I. Appleby, and James McKnight.
Deseret News Printing Office bill to the United States
Daily record of spirit stamps other than tax paid
Handwritten account book. The book lists the persons by name who were buying stamps for the purchase of alchohol in Utah.
Eva Charlotta Anderson Bjork diary
Photocopy of a handwritten diary in six pages. Eva Bjork writes about migrating from Sweden to Utah in 1884. Also included is a biography of Eva's husband, William Bjork. William migrated from Sweden to Utah in 1868. He worked for the railroad and lived in several places in Utah. He finally settled in Provo, Utah. The author of the item is unknown and the date of its composition is uncertain.
Diary
This is a holograph diary covering from 1 July 1881 to 15 April 1884. During this time, the author worked as a surveyor for the Utah Central Railroad in Spanish Fork Canyon and vicinity. The first 17 pages of the document are in pencil and the remainder are in ink. The hand is often difficult to decypher, especially since many of the entries are partly in shorthand (Pitman).