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This collection contains a photo and a Chinese Consulate identification card declaring a person to be of the Chinese race.

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This collection contains clothing items and jewelry that had personal and sentimental value to Evelyn and her family.

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This collection contains reproductions of important documents pertaining to United States history. The reproductions are mounted on laminated boards and were donated by the Exchange Club.

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This collection was transferred from the Special Collections Department at Utah State University in February 2005

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This collection contains photographs of famous people who were from Ogden.

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Sales receipts to the Farmer’s Grain Cooperative of Ogden, Utah, of 14,000 and

2,000 bushels of winter wheat by the LDS Church Wheat Storing Committee, Salt Lake City,

June 23, 1948.

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Hanging sign for Farr Better Ice Cream of Ogden, Utah, “Farr Better Parfait 55

cents & 65 cents.” Circa 1950, 18 x 23 ½. Oversize manuscript drawer.

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Postcards c.a. 1900-1920 of the Feather River Western Pacific Railroad Utah-California route. Black and white, color, sepia. Scenes include Feather River Bridge, Feather River Canyon, Feather River Highway, and various scenic views near Oroville, California. Cabinent photos of Utah Construction wagons on Reather River Western Pacific Railroad

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Two unidentified First Security Bank of Utah, Ogden branch savings account

books for 1947-1963 and 1948-1960.

Scope and Contents This collection is letters written from Jack Lemuel Myers Fletcher to his wife, Marvella (Bebe) Miles Fletcher between the years 1944-1946. Jack is serving in the United States Navy during World War II. His wife Bebe is living in Ogden at the time the letters are written. Jack continues to express his love for his wife and their two children and how much he misses them and is homesick in each letter. Letters contain that he is in Pearl Harbor, Guam, Tokyo and at sea. Jack speaks about VJ...