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Short letter from J. Blickennaefer to F. Hoognian of Provo, Utah, May 27, 1881.

Concerns Blickennaefer seeking employees for the railroad. He requests that interested parties

meet at Ogden, Utah, telegraph office.

Scope and Contents The Browning Arms Company Collection is a collection of documents, ledgers, photographs and artifacts donated by Judith Jones, the daughter of Val Browning who is the son of John M. Browning. There is no original order to the collection other than how papers were attached within folders. The collection has been placed in chronologic order as much as possible to maintain the original order of each file.There are eight series of the collection which are broken up between business...

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Correspondence to John and Marriner Browning, and Mrs. Browning of the

Browning Bros. firearms business, Ogden, Utah. Letters date from December 22 to December

26, 1923, and are individual expressions of gratitude.

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Correspondence and invoices concerning Chapman & Strong, general goods merchandiser of Evanston, Wyoming. Correspondence is from various businesses in Utah. Dated 1887.

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This collection contains correspondence between Charles, his wife Ida, their families and friends. It also houses some of Charles’s photographs. The bulk of the photograph collection is taken from 5x7 glass plate negatives. Boxes 6-11, contain glass plate negatives taken by Charles housed in negative sleeves.

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Military correspondence, certificates, discharges, photograph, and miscellaneous United States Armed Forces papers pertaining to Ogden, Utah natives, Charles B. and Earl M. Stone. Most of these documents pertain to World War II service. Included is a commendation for Charles Stone’s military duty, signed by President Harry S. Truman.

Abstract This collection contains letters written to Cora Kasius upon her retirement from the journal Social Casework. The letters are alphabetized by the office on the letterhead. Included is the author of the letter and date. Cornelia (Cora) Kasius (1897-1984) left Utah for New York City, where she could gain economic security and career advancement. A prominent social worker from Ogden, Utah, Kasius was assistant general secretary to the LDS Relief Society as early as 1923. In 1928 she moved...