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W.E. Lindquist Military Paper
Recommendation of appointing 2 nd Lieutenant W.E. Lindquist to 1 st Lieutenant in
the National Guard of Utah, November 24, 1911. Signed by Adjutant General E. Wedgwood and
Utah Governor William Spry.
We Sing Laundry
Photograph donated by Roger Blair, 2008.
Weary and Alford Company Architectural Drawing
This collection contains the original sheet for the Fletcher American National Bank in Indianapolis, Indiana. The building was built by Weary and Alford, Co. of Chicago, Illinois in February 1920. The drawing was donated in 1979 by Carolyn Nebeker and Thomas Moore.
Weber Arts Council
This collection contains material from the Weber Arts Council mainly focusing on the finances of the council. Some of these finances range from RAMP grants to fundraisers. Other materials in this collection consist of correspondence, projects, publications and miscellaneous documents.
Weber Candy Company
12” x 18” charcoal drawing of the Weber Candy Company,
Ogden, Utah, by Bill Smith, n.d. Located in the oversize
manuscript drawer.
Weber Central Dairy Association Recipes
This collection contains recipes from the Weber Central Dairy Association.
Weber Chapter of the Alpha Iota Sorority
This collection consists of minutes taken from a book of the Weber Chapter of the Alpha Iota Sorority. The female members are alumni from Alpha Iota Chapters throughout the United States. The Alumni Chapter was started in 1944 and then disbanded in 1960.
Weber Club
A gentleman’s club, for members only, the Weber club was started in the late 1890s as an answer
to the Alta Club in Salt Lake City. It provided a place for businessmen within the Ogden
community to meet, socialize and make business deals.
Weber County Assessor's Office Manuscript Collection
This collection consists of a ledger from the Weber County Assessor's Office, dated January 1, 1934- May 10, 1939.
Weber County Assessor's Office Photographs
This collection contains the Weber County Tax Assessor’s photographs for businesses and residences. The photographs are divided first by town and then by street. The photographs for historic downtown Ogden are missing.