Letter to Jack London from The Illustrated Buffalo Express, undated
London, Jack, 1876-1916--Correspondence; Authors, American--20th century--Correspondence;
Letter to Jack London from The Illustrated Buffalo Express, undated.
Buffalo tlllS Expmess RE-ESTABLISHED 1878 BY J. N. MATTHEWS. GEO. E. MATTHEWS & CO., Proprietors. The Illustrated Express regrets that the enclosed contribution does not meet its present needs. We thank you for offering i,t to us, and will be glad to consider other MSS. or pictures at any time, should you see fit to favor us with them. Postage should always be enclosed if their return be desired. Yours sincerely, THE ILLUSTRATED BUFFALO EXPRESS.
Illustrated Buffalo Express
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Jack and Charmian London Correspondence and Papers, 1894-1953
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Buffalo (N.Y.); Eerie County (N.Y.); New York (State); United States;
Letter to Jack London from The Independent, undated
WMmtiM We are sorry to be compelled to return, with thanks, the accompanying article, We are overwhelmed with communications, and the exceptional number of excellent articles which comes to this journal compels us to decline very many which are quite as worthy of publication as those which we accept. Editors of The Independent.
The Independent (New York);
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New York (N.Y.); New York (State); United States;
Letter to Jack London from The Independent, undated, returning "The Wisdom of the Trail"
Letter to Jack London from The Independent, undated, regarding the return of his manuscript "The Wisdom of the Trail."
The Independent, 130 Fulton Street, New York. We are sorry to be compelled to return, with thanks, the accompanying: article, y-j *- We are overwhelmed with communications, and I the exceptional number of excellent articles which comes to this journal compels us to decline very many which are quite as worthy of publication as those which we accept. Editors of The Independent.
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Letter to Jack London from the International Literary and News Service, dated April 21, 1908
Letter to Jack London from the International Literary and News Service, dated April 21, 1908, returning his manuscript.
In Response to Many Inquiries favorable to the literary quality <>i the work, hut only means that MSS. returned Service, however wed ihev may l>«* adapted to the wants of other publishers. 3- All MSS, siiImii lied to TllE iNTEKNA'liONAI. I.MKKAKY AN!* NEWS Sekvick for examination are read as impartially as may Ik.-, and a decision re- HJirdinj; their availability is reached at the earliest possible moment. Should ft manuscript he held as present mil; features worthy of a-l.lition.il consideration for ft longer period than suits the convenience of the au hoi it will Ik- immediately nlumed apod ■ request Iron, hilfl or her 4. It ii not the custom of THI IMKKNMK.NAI I.I.KKAKY iMV M«Wl si kvin. .1. not I10I1] themselves responsible rot MSS. submitted, yet an attempt is made to return unused MSS. to writers who enclose postage stamps for that mt. -«.r Dear Sir I regret that we are unable to use the manuscript which you have beei kind enough to submit. In returning your MS., I am Instructed to express the thanks of the editors for having been permitted to examine It, Sincerely yours, MS. I)epl. INTERNATIONAL LITERARY AM) NEWS SERVICE,
International Literary and News Service
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Irvington (N.Y.); Westchester County (N.Y.); New York (State); United States;
Letter to Jack London from The International Socialist Review publisher, dated April 7, 1911
Socialist publishers;
THE FIGHTING MAGAZINE OF THE WORKING CLASS ISSUED MONTHLY SINGLE RATES . lYear $1.00 0 Months .50 3 Month* .25 IMonth 10 INTERNATIONAL SOCIALIST REVIEW CHARLES H. KERB k COMPANY PUBLISHERS : Co-oPESAnrs 118 WEST K1NZIE STREET [ BUNDLE RATES 5 10 Copies $0.60 20Copies 1.00 40Copie« 2.00 lOOCopies 5.00 OlfHH) BT 2200 SOCIA J CHICAGO, April 7, 1911. /fp^ Mr. -Jack London, "* Glen Ellen, Oalif. Dear Comrade London :— V'e Lave your letter of April f'ii'st and will .be veiy glad to publish "The Dream of Debs", ''The Apostate" and "The Tramp" in pamphlet form, "e shall begin on these very promptly. In regard to "Strength of the rtrong" which appeared in irampto'n's magazine, we all read it here in this office and spoke particularly about the excellent valve it would have in a propaganda way. Do you mean tha t you will allow us to publish this in pamphlet form also? It is ;just the sort of thing every body will read, understand and ent1oy. Please advise us about the "Strength of the strong" as we shall be very happyto use it. iQn we pre, With best wishes to you and Krs. London, Yourn for the revolution, Maries H. Kerr & Company, <B
Charles H. Kerr Company;
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Chicago (Ill.); Cook County (Ill.); Illinois; United States;
Letter to Jack London from The International Socialist Review publisher, dated February 21, 1911
Letter to Jack London from The International Socialist Review publisher, dated February 21, 1911.
THE FIGHTING MAGAZINE OF THE WORKING CLASS ISSUED MONTHLY SINGLE RATES lYear $1.00 6 Months 50 3 Months 25 1 Month 10 INTERNATIONAL SOCIALIST REVIEW CHARLES H. KERR & COMPANY PUBLISHERS : Co-operative 118 WEST KINZIE STREET BUNDLE RATES 10 Copies $0.60 20 Copies 1.00 40 Copies 2,00 100 Copies 5.00 Ownr.D by 2200 Socialist Locals a CHICAGO, F3bf 2i, 1911 Pear Comrade London»- Replying to your letter of the 15th. regarding your article in the January Forum, we are making a specialty of publishing only propaganda material lr paper cover.. 3orc9thirg that will appeal to proletarians , and so we would prefer to publish your Human Drift in cloth with The Apostate and The Dream of Dsbs- raking a 50 cent book. The Appeal gave us the Apostate when we bought their book business and we were fortunate in securing The Dream of Debs for the Review last year. We shall he glad to hear from you on this subject. Thanking you for your kind offer, we are, Fraternally yours, amies H Kerr & Canto**'-
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Letter to Jack London from Waldo Frank editor at The Seven Arts publisher, dated November 10, 1916
Letter to Jack London from Waldo Frank editor at The Seven Arts publisher, dated November 10, 1916.
juTj 2BOTC3 AXJ ^uB November 10, 1916 J~y dear Mr, London: It seems e» unfair that some business brain should be able to tie up an artist like yourself to the extent of preventing you from publishing stories where you want. We over here are young enough to rebel at this sort of thing. Of course it won't make any difference but we do want you ' to know that it is the way we feel. Thank you just the sare for your friendly letter, I should like to know what you think of our magazine after you have seen a few copies. And in case you can break the will of the business brain I spoke of, you will send us some of your work, won't you? Yours very truly, Mr, Jack London, ",x" >-v~*-\ ^ Glen Ellen, Sonomz, Co. California.
Frank, Waldo;
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Glen Ellen (Calif.); Sonoma County (Calif.); California; United States; New York (N.Y.); New York (State);
Letter to Jack London from Waldo Frank editor at The Seven Arts publisher, dated October 24, 1916
Letter to Jack London from Waldo Frank editor at The Seven Arts publisher, dated October 24, 1916.
V YORK. 132 MADISON AVENUE Eina aucn the i are s them. I hop mater come cllne work? be ear ijr* London; I have hoard through several friends - "Villcox lutnaa and Theodore Dreiser ; others - that you have, stored away, anuscrlpts of seme short stories which o good that you have been unable to sell Ycu knew enough about THE SF.YEH iRTS, to know that this is precisely the ial for the publishing of which we have existence. Don't eel in- d to give us a chase" at sore of your IVe feel that your cooperation will further step towards oui achieving the I a .11 s o c Q i r. g u n d e r s e p a r a t e c o v e r a-copy of the first issue. Yours sincerely Mr. Jack London, Glen Ellen, California. J7F-HQ U LKvdo ^Otwc^
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Letter to Jack London from William Griffith editor at the Semi-Monthly Magazine publisher, dated April 22, 1913
Letter to Jack London from William Griffith editor at the Semi-Monthly Magazine publisher, dated April 22, 1913.
THE SUN, NEW YORK NORTH AMERICAN. PHILADELPHIA B03TON GLOBE WASHINGTON POST PITTSBURG DISPATCH SAN FRANCISCO CALL ST. LOUIS GLOBE-DEMOCRAT CINCINNATI ENQUIRER CHICAGO TRIBUNE OMAHA BEE ST. PAUL PIONEER PRESS-DISPATCH THE •MONTHLY MAGAZINE SECTION Appearing the second and fourth Sunday* of each month FIFTn AVENUE BUILDING, NEW TORK April 22, 1913. Mr. Jack London, Glen Ellen, Sonoma Co.,Cal. Dear yr. London: Spring has really come to Lew Yrk in earnest today, and influences me to drop a line to you in the hope that before a great vhile you may be able to let us have a short story. Needless to say, 1 would be very glad to hear from you whenever you see your way clear to say that we may expect anotte r story from you. Meanwhile, with best regards and all good wishes,
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Letter to Jack London from William Griffith editor at the Semi-Monthly Magazine publisher, dated December 10, 1912
Letter to Jack London from William Griffith editor at the Semi-Monthly Magazine publisher, dated December 10, 1912.
THE •MONTHLY MA(EAZHNE SECTION THE SUN, NEW YORK , . PHILADELPHIA NORTH AMERICAN Appearing the second and fourth Sunday* of each month BOSTON GLOBE WASHINGTON POST BniTOHiAi- nEi»AHT»fEjrr SA^FRANCISCcTcALL FIFTH AVENUE BC1UM3IO, SEW YORK ST. LOUIS GLOBE-DEMOCRAT ■, nt n Cincinnati enquirer December -L<J, Hid CHICAGO TRIBUNE OMAHA BEE Mr. Jack London, Glen Ellen, Sonoma Co., Cal. Dear yr. Lendonj Can you guve rre cm. idea as to about when v.j might oxpsct to see another story? lie great hurry, but jf we could hi.ve one along about the first of the year = could make a special f-ss about It for *w**» February publication.
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Letter to Jack London from William Griffith editor at the Semi-Monthly Magazine publisher, dated December 21, 1912
Letter to Jack London from William Griffith editor at the Semi-Monthly Magazine publisher, dated December 21, 1912.
THE •MONTHLY MAGAZINE SECTION THE SUN, NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA NORTH AMERICAN BOSTON GLOBE WASHINGTON POST EDITOBIAL DEI'AKTMKMT PITTSBURG DISPATCH SAN FRANCISCO CALL FIFTH AVEXIH nllUIIXO, NEW YORK ST. LOUIS GLOBE-DEMOCRAT CINCINNATI ENQUIRER omaha°b™80NE December 21, 1912. Kr. Jack London, Glen Ellen, Sonoma Co., Cal. Dear Mr. London: Kr. Reynolds has Just advised us that he learns from the Cosmopolitan of your arrangement with them to supply the Hearst publications with your fiction output for the next five years. Of course we are al7/tys glad to tear of any good fortune that may befall our valued contributors, and 1 hope the Cosmopolitan proposition v/ill fall in that class. Kr. Reynolds assures us that it will not affect In any way our contract with ycu for your short story output for 1913. As you appreciate from the tremendous amount cf advertising we gave your first story, we have made all arrangements to continue boosting and celebrating you for the next tv/elve months at least. 77e had anticipated having a short story from you possibly once 9 month, or at least a story every other month. In fact, we have promised our readers such an entertainment. Probably you can give us an idea as to how soon you will be able to send us another story (story number two) and also how rrany stories we may expect to have from you under our mutual agreement. With best Christmas and pew year withes, and hoping to hear from ycu at your vetrj earliest convenience, I am
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Letter to Jack London from William Griffith editor at the Semi-Monthly Magazine publisher, dated December 30, 1912
Letter to Jack London from William Griffith editor at the Semi-Monthly Magazine publisher, dated December 30, 1912.
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Letter to Jack London from William Griffith editor at the Semi-Monthly Magazine publisher, dated January 31, 1913
Letter to Jack London from William Griffith editor at the Semi-Monthly Magazine publisher, dated January 31, 1913.
THE SUN, NEW YORK NORTH AMERICAN, PHILADELPHIA BOSTON GLOBE WASHINOTON POST PITTSBURG DISPATCH SAN FRANCISCO CALL ST. LOUIS GLOBE-DEMOCRAT CINCINNATI ENQUIRER CHICAGO TRIBUNe OMAHA BEE ST. PAUL PIONEER P THE •MONTHLY MAGAZINE SECTION Appearing the second and fourth Sundays of each month FIFTH AVENUE BUILDING, NEW YOBK January 31, 1313 Mr. Jack London, Glen Ellen, Sonoma Cc., Cal. Dear Mr. Lcndonj 1 was glad to have your letter of the 19th., because of its good disposition and character. 1 appreciate it—appreciate your rrotive in having Paul Reynolds send over the two manuscripts, Samuel and Told, in the T)reoling Ward. Frankly, as ycu anticipated, 1 am afraid that our ■readers would find it a bit of an effort to get the most out of the Island McGlll dialect, excellently as it Is done. But for this feature of the story, we would have no hesitancy in taking it. Our feeling, however, Is that this Is not quits the medium for that particular story. Six we~ks or two months h'^nce you ere going to need a change of thought or a bit of relief in case you are working on a. novel, and you are going to decide that the best way to •refresh or relieve yourself is to write a i;hort story. Then you are going to do a bully good one and send it to us or 1 toiss my guess. Until then, believe n-e, with best regards to both yourself and J.Vrs. London,
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Letter to Jack London from William Griffith editor at the Semi-Monthly Magazine publisher, dated November 16, 1912
Letter to Jack London from William Griffith editor at the Semi-Monthly Magazine publisher, dated November 16, 1912.
THE SUN, NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA NORTH AMERICAN BOSTON GLOBE WASHINGTON POST PITTSBURG DISPATCH SAN FRANCISCO CALL ST. LOUIS GLOBE-DEMOCRAT CINCINNATI ENQUIRER CHICAGO TRIBUNE OMAHA BEE THE •MONTHLY MAGAZINE SECTION Appearing the second and fourth Sundays of each month 105 22 we FIFTH AVEM'K IHILDIXG, JIBW YORK Isovr-mtar 1Z , lr*12. Mr. Jack London, Glen Ellen, Sonoma Co., Cal. Denr i*r. London: 1 just have your note of the 9th., and as you will gather from the enclosed announcement of a short story ever/ month from you, you will appreciate how Important and desirable It Is for vs to live up to this announcement, at least for three or four months. Our -eaters are c*oing tc he mightily disappointed If we do not let them have a Jack London story monthly, for* a time, at least. T?e have scheduled your second story for the January 8th. iEs-e, and we have every hope that you will find a v/ay to send along the story within the next week or two. Otherwise, you can see how we will be embarrassed in failing to keep our promise to our readers and newspapers. 1 am mighty sorry to he ar that yo'r daughter, as well as yr-s. London, has heen ill, but trust that hot-- of thorn are rapidly convalescing. Believe Yours sincer -jUt^r-.
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Letter to Jack London from William Griffith editor at the Semi-Monthly Magazine publisher, dated October 31, 1912
Letter to Jack London from William Griffith at the Semi-Monthly Magazine publisher, dated October 31, 1912.
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Letter to Jack London from William J.G. Dawson, dated November 5, 1911
Letter to Jack London from William J.G. Dawson at Sonoma State Home, dated November 5, 1911.
gumoma g*tate gome. SU^j,,^/. ^-5-1911.^, Jack London,Esq., Glen Ellen,Calif. My dear Sir:- Yours of the 2nd inst., enclosing sketch in reference to "The Drooling Ward", received. in reply will say that I have read the article with a great deal of interest and find it in greater part to be true to life. The "hero" of the story I think is our old inmate, Hewton Dole. We expect to have a Muslcale on priday evening next, tfov. 10th. I enclose program, we extend a cordial invitation to yourself, Mrs. London and friends to be present on that occasion. Very sincerely yours, ~~////^ Me(jicai Superintendent.
Dawson, William J.G.;
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Eldridge (California); Sonoma County (Calif.); California; United States;
Letter to Mary Ann Weston Maughan from Emmeline B. Wells
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Letter to the Becker Brewing and Malting Company from the Fred J. Rieger and Company (1 of 2), 1917
Prohibition; Fred J. Rieger and Company; Becker Brewing and Malting Company; Liquor License, Rieger's Whiskey;
This letter from Fred J. Rieger, a Salt Lake City whole sale liquor dealer, to the Becker Brewing and Malting Company complains about the state required renewal of liquor licenses on July 30, 1917, even though all alcohol will be banned in Utah just two days later. Prohibition in Utah began on August 1, 1917 as stipulated by the Young Prohibition Bill, which was passed in the Utah state legislature earlier that year. The letter also reveals the urgency felt by those in the liquor business. The letter, rather frantically, implores the Becker's to write their state congressmen and senators as soon as possible and request that this issue of the licenses be resolved.
Fred J. Reiger and Company;
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Letter to the Becker Brewing and Malting Company from the Fred J. Rieger and Company (2 of 2), 1917
Prohibition; Becco; Becker Brewing and Malting Company; Fred J. Reiger and Company;
This letter from the Fred J. Reiger and Company to the Becker Brewing and Malting Company implores them to consider the Fred J. Reiger Company as an agent for their non-intoxicating beverages. Many businesses that produced and sold alcohol went out of business after the enactment of prohibition because unlike the Becker Brewing and Malting Company, they could not find an alternative source of revenue.
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Letter to the Utah State Legislature, March 1, 1935
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Letter to the Senators and Representatives in the Utah Legislature requesting the passage of House Bill 191, the Self-Help Bill, constructed and presented by the Unemployed Citizens of Utah and presented by Peoples' Practical Government, Inc., March 1, 1935.
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives, Joseph A. Geddes papers, COLL MSS 75, Box 2 Fd 1
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Letter to Virginia Hanson from Ann Kemp Briscoe
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Virginia Hanson
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Letter to Virginia Hanson from Clare Boothe
Virginia Hanson; librarian; Cache Valley; Logan; Utah; Clare Boothe
A letter to Virginia Hanson from Clare Boothe
Clare Boothe; Emily Crumpton editing
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Letter to Virginia Hanson from Daryl Chase
Virginia Hanson; librarian; Cache Valley; Logan; Utah; Daryl Chase
A letter to Virginia Hanson from Daryl Chase
Daryl Chase
Utah State University, Merrill Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives, MSS 217, Box 8, Folder 15
Letter to Virginia Hanson from Edna Ferber
Virginia Hanson; librarian; Cache Valley; Logan; Utah; Edna Ferber
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Edna Ferber; Emily Crumpton editing
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Letter to Virginia Hanson from Eleanor Roosevelt
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Elise F. Musser
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Letter to Virginia Hanson from Katharine Cornell
Virginia Hanson; Logan; Utah; Cache Valley; librarian
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Katharine Cornell
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Letter to Virginia Hanson from Laurance S. Rockefeller
Virginia Hanson; librarian; Cache Valley; Logan; Utah; Laurance S. Rockefeller
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Laurance S. Rockefeller
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Letter to Virginia Hanson from Malvina Hoffman
Virginia Hanson; librarian; Cache Valley; Logan; Utah; Malvina Hoffman
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Letter to Virginia Hanson from Margaret Sanger
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Letter to Virginia Hanson from Rebecca Caudill
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Letter to Virginia Hanson from Stanley Reynolds
Virginia Hanson; librarian; Cache Valley; Logan; Utah; Stanley Reynolds
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Stanley Reynolds
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Letter to Virginia Hanson from Walter Lantz
Virginia Hanson; librarian; Cache Valley; Logan; Utah; Walter Lantz
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Walter Lantz
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Letter urging attendance at the 1923 alumni reunion and banquet (May 12, 1923)
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Letters from Jack London to Charmian London during the Russo-Japanese War, January - May 1904
London, Jack, 1876-1916; Authors, American--20th century; Russo-Japanese War, 1904-1905; London, Charmian--Correspondence;
Transcript of letters from Jack London to Charmian London during the Russo-Japanese War, January - May 1904.
London, Jack, 1876-1916;
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Manchuria (China); China; Manchoukuo; Japan; Seoul (Korea); Korea;
Lewis Alford Merrill; ACU Graduate; Alumni Association
Photograph of Lewis Alford Merrill of Richmond, Utah, published in the "ACU Graduate" in 1909.
Agricultural College of Utah
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Lexa Oakeson by Cathouse, August 7, 2017 (2 of 2)
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Budge, Bethany, 1996-
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Image of Lexa Oakeson posing for a portrait outside the Cathouse
Dude ranches--Wyoming--Jackson Hole; Log cabins
Lexa Oakeson standing outside the Cathouse where the housekeepers keep linens and other cleaning supplies. Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming.
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Lexa Oakeson talking about the Cathouse, August 7, 2017
Image of Lexa Oakeson talking about the Cathouse
Lexa Oakeson giving a brief history of the Cathouse that she had learned from Harold Turner. Triangle X Ranch, Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming.
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Liberty Bell replica at Mendon School, 1950
School buildings--Utah--Mendon; Students--Utah--Mendon; Liberty Bell; American Symbols; Ford trucks;
Ford F-50 truck; Liberty Bell replica
Liberty Bell replica at Mendon School, 1950, during the U.S. Treasury's Savings Bond Independence Drive, "Tour of the Bells". The bell is mounted on the back of a Ford series F-5 truck, donated by Ford Motor Company.
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Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives, Mendon Collection
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Image;StillImage
http://digital.lib.usu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/Mendon/id/3193
Mendon (Utah); Cache County (Utah); Utah; United States;
Jones, Paul, 1880-1941
Episcopal churches--Utah--History
Episcopal churches--Clergy
Episcopal church--Utah--Logan--Photographs
St. John's Episcopal Church (Logan, Utah)--Photographs
Jones, Paul, 1880-1941--Photographs
Black-and-white photographs
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections & Archives, The Reverend Paul Jones Photographs 1913 Collection, P0564, Box 1, Folder 4
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library (Digital--Publisher)
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Outdoor Product; Catalog; Liberty Mountain
Liberty Mountain catalog, front cover, 2016
Liberty Mountain
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections & Archives, Outdoor Recreation Products Catalog Collection (Book Collection 72, L-10, 2016)
Digital Initiatives Unit, Merrill-Cazier Library
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Library meeting in the Merrill Library Special Collections reading room
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives
StillImage
Library Reading Room interior view, circa 1909
Utah State University -- History -- Pictorial works
Photographs
Interior view of the Library Reading Room on the west front of the second floor of Old Main, circa 1909. Size of photograph:8 x 10 in.
Unknown
USU Historical Photo-board Collection, photo no. USU-A1343
Utah State University Historical Photo-board Collection, 1889-1997
Utah State University Historical Photo Collection
Image; StillImage;
20th centuy; 1900-1909;