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Miscellaneous items related to early Ogden, Utah, photographer, Benjamin F.

Sooy. Included are two resolutions adopted by the Board of Trade, Tampa, Florida, photographs

of Benjamin and his family, and a California newspaper obituary notice for Sooy and his wife in

1919.

Scope and Contents The Beverly Dalley collection contains the materials collected by Beverly Dalley during her timeworking with national and local chapters of the League of Women Voters, National Organizationof Women, Women’s Political Caucus, YWCA, Department of Health and Welfare and others.The focus of Dalley’s research and materials is mainly on the Equal Rights amendment, Title IX,and other women’s issues such as domestic violence, marital rights, education,...

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Bill Pendleton’s son, Dale Pendleton, donated these items regarding his father. See also Dale

Pendleton’s oral history interview for the Cowboy Museum Hall of Fame, 2015.

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BitterCreek was a local band that specialized in Bluegrass, Rocky Mountain Style. Band members included Jim Shupe, Ted Shupe, Paul Cannon, Chip Cannon, Mace Cannon, and Don Baker. This album was recorded at Weber State College, April 1979.

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FD 1 3 photographs of men and women standing in front of Blackman and Griffin Co. promoting the 4th Liberty Loan during WWI.

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Newspapers, newspaper articles and obituaries of early Davis and Weber County, Utah residents. Also, legal papers pertaining to early Weber County pioneers, William and Timothy Kendell.

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Contains family and individual photos of the Blair and McCreedy family from several studios in Ogden, including H.H. Thomas, 2457 Washington Ave; Weber Ogden, Utah; and Palais Studio, 276 25th Street.