Scope and Contents Collection contains letters from famous Utah residents, letters to Max Lachman during World War II, booklets, scrapbooks, photo albums, receipts, photographs of Price and Carbon County, Utah, and marriage certificates. Also contains glass plate negatives by Charles Ellis Johnson and corresponding prints. Also contains articles, postcards, Bingham Canyon and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and other ledger books, artwork, legal documents, and other manuscripts collected by Brent Ashworth...

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Contents includes correspondence, journals, autobiographical and biographical sketches, pertaining to the lives of Howard Coray his wife Martha Jane Knowlton Coray and members of the Coray family. Contents deal with the Coray family’s dealing with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, their family history, and their finances.

Scope and Contents Extensive account of LeRoy F. Harlow's early life in the Snoqualmie Valley, Washington and San Francisco, California. Also details his experiences in the United States Army; attendance at Iowa State College, 1934-38; working in numerous places for city and community governments; work as a management and finance consultant; work on the faculty of Brigham Young University in organizational management, 1967-1978; writing; and other activities during his retirement. Includes extensive...

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Collection contains transcriptions of correspondence by Johnson primarily about personal and financial matters to various family members, friends, and acquaintances (including some General Authorities of The Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-day Saints). Also includes updates about events in Colonia Diaz, Mexico where he was serving as bishop and doctor. Dated March-July 1896.

Scope and Contents Materials include five original letters written to Walter Murphy between December 29, 1890, and April 08, 1896, while he was in Salt Lake City. There is one letter (with the envelope) from Annie T. Powers thanking Murphy for his personal loan and congratulating him on the birth of his son. Most of the letters are from C. Hanford Henderson who thanks Murphy for his interest payments on the Hirschvogel loan. The letters also contain more information about building new schools, building new...