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T. W. Littlefield Political Scrapbook
This collection contains newspaper articles and political pamphlets collected by T. W. Littlefield during the election campaign of 1950 in Utah. The articles are divided up by political candidate and then listed alphabetically. The pamphlets are organized by issuing party and title.
The Deseret News
A complete copy of the first Sunday Edition of The Deseret News, Salt Lake City, Utah, Sunday Morning, May 16, 1948.
The Elizabeth Stewart Manuscript Collection
Newspaper clippings and art exhibit catalogs collected from 1914-1957 about notable Utah artists. Included are articles about the sculptors, C. E. Dallin and Mahonri Young.
The Louise Becker Beck Collection
The contents of this collection consist of three pamphlets, one newspaper clipping, three newspaper photographs and one certificate all relating to Becker Brewery. All items are Xerox copies.
The Mark Hoffman Newspaper Collection
A collection of newspaper articles concerning Mark Hoffman.
The Ogden Freeman Collection
The Ogden Freeman, August 23, 1878; May 2, 1879. Articles include, “The New Timber Culture
Act (August 23, 1878), and “A Visit to Fort Washakie” (May 2, 1879). (OVERSIZE.)
The Tiger
Ogden High School newspaper, The Tiger, Ogden, Utah for December 14, 1917.
Donated by Paul Smedley of Syracuse, Utah, 1977. In oversize manuscript drawer.
The Weekly Reflex
A daily newspaper printed in Kaysville, Utah. This issue was May 23, 1935. Includes the 1935 graduating class of Davis High School
Utah Centennial Newspapers
This collection contains two newspapers marking Utah 100 th anniversary in 1947. Both are complete copies of Salt Lake newspapers.
Utah Crimes Newspaper Clippings Collection
This collection contains newspaper clippings about infamous crimes that occurred in Utah from 1974-1991. Some of the topics include Mark Hoffman and the Hi Fi Shop killings in Ogden Utah. These clippings were transferred from the Vertical File in Special Collections. All are original newspaper clippings except for the Hi Fi killings that are photocopies.