NQ BOX 1
  
NQ Box [1: topo maps], fd. 1
Au: United States Department of Agriculture : 
	Forest Service
Ti:	Cache National Forest : Idaho and Utah ; Boise
	and Salt Lake meridians.
Ed:	Traced and revised 1953 by C. Spaun.
Date:	1953
Desc:	1 map : bl. & w. ; 83 X 53 cm.
Note:	Scale = 1 1/2 " = 5 miles.
Note:	"Compiled in regional office, Ogden, Utah, 1940,
	from U.S.G.S. [U.S. Geological Survey], Bureau of Land
	Management, Forest Service, and other surveys."
Note:	1927 North American datum.
Subj:	CACHE NATIONAL FOREST -- MAPS.
Subj:	FORESTS AND FORESTRY -- UTAH -- MAPS.
Subj:	FORESTS AND FORESTRY -- IDAHO -- MAPS.


NQ Box [1: topo maps] fd. 2
Au:	U.S. Department of the Interior : Geological Survey
Ti:	Logan quadrangle, Utah -- Cache Co., 1961 ; 7.5 
 	minute series (topographic) / mapped, edited, and
 	published by the Geological Survey.
Ed:	1961
Desc:	1 map : col. ; 68 X 55 cm.
Note:	"Topography by photogrammetric methods from aerial
	photographs taken 1956 and planetable surveys 1969.
	1927 North American datum."
Note:	Scale = 1 : 24 000.
Subj:	UTAH -- MAPS, TOPOGRAPHIC.
Subj:	CACHE COUNTY (UTAH) -- MAPS, TOPOGRAPHIC.
Subj:	UTAH -- LOGAN QUADRANGLE -- MAPS, TOPOGRAPHIC.

NQ Box [1 : topo maps] fd. 3
Au:	U.S. Department of the Interior : Geological Survey.
Ti:	Relief map of Utah.
Date:	1947
Pub:	[Salt Lake City] : The State of Utah : Department of
	Publicity and Industrial Development.
Desc:	1 map : col. ; 65 X 54 cm. 
Note:	Scale = 1 : 1000 000 or 1 " = 16 miles.
Subj:	UTAH -- MAPS.

NQ Box [1 : topo maps] fd 4
Au:	Williams, J. Stewart
Ti:	Geologic map of the Logan quadrangle, Utah
Date:	1946
Pub:	[Logan] : Utah State Agricultural College.
Desc:	1 map : bl. & w. ; 56 X 44 cm.
Note:	Scale = 1 : 125 000
Note:	Also in Bulletin of the Geological Society of
	America, Vol. 59
Subj:	GEOLOGY -- MAPS.
Subj:	UTAH -- GEOLOGY -- MAPS.


NQ Box [1 : topo maps] fd 5
Au:	Williams, J. Stewart
Ti:	Fault map of the State of Utah.
Date:	1953.
Pub:	[Salt Lake City] : Utah Fire Rating Bureau:
	Earthquake Department.
Desc:	1 map : bl. & w. ; 46 x 36 cm.
Note:	"Base compiled from various Utah official
	maps and other sources."
Note:	Scale : 1 1/2 in. = 24 miles.
Subj:	UTAH -- GEOLOGY -- MAPS.
Subj:	FAULTS (GEOLOGY)

NQ Box [1 : topo maps] fd 6
Ti:	Cache County Utah : Sensitive area map.
Pub:	[Logan] : Cache County Planning Department, 1978.
Desc:	1 map : col. ; 56 X 42 cm.
Note:	"Due to the small scale of mapping, please refer
	to the original sensitive area map in the county
	planning office for exact locational information."
Note:	Legend covers steep slopes, flood plains, and
	earthquake faults.
Subj:	FAULTS (GEOLOGY)
Subj:	UTAH -- GEOLOGY -- MAPS.

NQ Box [1 : topo maps] fd 7
Au:	U.S. Department of the Interior : Geological
	Survey
Ti:	Utah - Idaho : Logan quadrangle.
Ed:	Edition of 1916, reprinted 1948.
Desc:	1 map : col. ; 52 X 44 cm.
Note:	Scale = 1 : 125 000

Subj:	CACHE COUNTY (UTAH) -- MAPS, TOPOGRAPHIC.
Subj:	UTAH -- MAPS, TOPOGRAPHIC.
Subj:	UTAH -- LOGAN QUADRANGLE -- MAPS, TOPOGRAPHIC.

NQ Box [1 : topo maps] fd 8
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NQ Box [1 : topo maps] fd 9
Ti:	Cache County Utah : Zoning map : 1985.
Pub:	[Logan : Cache County Planning Department, 1985]
Desc:	1 map : col. ; 56 X 42 cm.
Note:	Scale = 1 " = 1 mile.
Note:	"Due to the small scale of mapping and frequency
	of zoning changes, please refer to the original zoning
	map in the county planning office for exact
	locational information."
Note:	Legend includes : Forest - Recreation ;
	Agriculture ; Residential ; Planned Unit Development ;
	Manufacturing ; Commercial ; Cities & Towns.
Subj:	CACHE COUNTY (UTAH) -- MAPS.


NQ Box [1 : topo maps] fd 10
Ti:	Cache Valley
Pub:	[s.l. : s.n. ; s.d.]
Desc:	1 map : bl. & w. ; 45 X 23 cm.
Note:	Includes Cache Valley in Idaho and Utah.
Note:	Beautifully hand-drawn.
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY (UTAH AND IDAHO) -- MAPS.


NQ Box [1 : topo maps] Folder 11
Au:	U.S. Department of the Interior : Geological Survey.
Ti:	Idaho - Wyoming - Utah : Montpelier quadrangle.
Desc:	1 map : col. ; 52 X 44 cm. + index to topographical
	maps of Utah (1 l. ; 28 cm.)
Ed:	Edition of 1911, reprinted 1946.
Note:	Scale = 1 : 125 000
Subj:	UTAH -- MAPS, TOPOGRAPHICAL.
Subj:	WYOMING -- MAPS, TOPOGRAPHICAL.
Subj:	IDAHO -- MAPS, TOPOGRAPHICAL.
Subj:	IDAHO -- MONTPELIER QUADRANgLE -- MAPS, TOPOGRAPHICAL.

NQ Box 1 Folder 12
Au:	U.S. Department of the Interior : Geological Survey.
Ti:	Utah - Wyoming : Randolph quadrangle.
Desc:	1 map : col. ; 52 X 44 cm.
Ed:	Edition of October 1912, reprinted 1939.
Note:	Scale = 1 : 125 000
Subj:	UTAH -- MAPS, TOPOGRAPHICAL.
Subj:	WYOMING -- MAPS, TOPOGRAPHICAL.
Subj:	UTAH -- RANDOLPH QUADRANgLE -- MAPS, TOPOGRAPHICAL.

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NQ BOX 2
  
NQ Box 2 fd 1
Ti:	President's body lies in majesty at Capitol...
	death stilled chief is borne sadly to bier.
	Pub:	Salt Lake City : The Deseret News, August 8, 1923
Desc:	4 p. ; 55 X 45 cm.
Note:	Associated Press.
Subj:	HARDING, WARREN G.
Subj:	PRESIDENTS -- FAMILY.
Subj:	PRESIDENTS -- UNITED STATES -- ARCHIVES.
Subj:	PRESIDENTS -- UNITED STATES -- BIOGRAPHY.
Subj:	PRESIDENTS -- UNITED STATES -- HEALTH.

NQ Box 2 fd 2
Ti:	Nation in grief : Chief Executive succumbs to 
	apoplexy following attack of ptomaine poisoning.
Pub:	Salt Lake City : The Deseret News, August 3, 1923.
Desc:	6 p. : ill. ; 55 X 45 cm.
Subj:	HARDING, WARREN G(AMALIEL), 1865-1923.
Subj:	PRESIDENTS -- FAMILY.
Subj:	PRESIDENTS -- UNITED STATES -- HEALTH.
Subj:	COOLIDGE, CALVIN.
Subj:	MARION, OHIO.
Subj:	PLYMOUTH, VERMONT.


NQ Box 2 fd 3
Au:	Associated Press, on board funeral train.
Ti:	Middle West pays tribute to dead chief.
Pub:	Salt Lake City : The Deseret News, August 6, 1923.
Desc:	6 p. : ill.; 55 X 45 cm.
Subj:	HARDING, WARREN G.
Subj:	COOLIDGE, CALVIN.
Subj:	PRESIDENTS -- UNITED STATES -- FAMILY.

NQ Box 2 fd 4

Ti:	Television is coming to Cache Valley soon.
Pub:	[Logan] : The Herald Journal, September 14, 1952.
Desc:	8 p. : ill. ; 42 X 29 cm.
Subj:	TELEVISION -- UTAH.
Subj:	TELEVISION AND HISTORY.
Subj:	TELEVISION AND POLITICS.

NQ Box 2 fd 5
Ti:	Huns routed out of Flanders by 91st :
	Utahns take Audenarde.
Pub:	Salt Lake City : The Salt Lake Herald,
	July 13, 1919.
Desc:	4 p. : ill. ; 55 X 42 cm.
Note:	With article : "Women of Utah respond :
	... 23,926 engaged in war work."
Subj:	WORLD WAR, 1914-1918 -- CAMPAIGNS -- BELGIUM.
Subj:	AUDENARDE (FLANDERS, BELGIUM)
Subj:	UNITED STATES. ARMY -- UTAH.
Subj:	SOLDIERS -- UNITED STATES -- UTAH.
Subj:	WORLD POLITICS -- 1900-1945.
Subj:	WOMEN AND VOLUNTEER WORK.
Subj:	WORLD WAR, 1914-1918 -- WOMEN.

NQ Box 2 fd 6
Ti:	A year ago today.
Pub:	New York : The American Legion Weekly, 
	July 18, 1919.
Desc:	31 p. : ill. ; 29 X 21 cm.
Note:	On cover : "Communique : Paris, July
	18, 1918.American forces are carrying
	all objectives on Paris=Soissons road
	in new offensive before which the Germans
	are unable to make a stand."
Subj:	PARIS (FRANCE) -- HISTORY -- 1914-1918.
Subj:	WORLD WAR, 1914-1918 -- FRANCE.


NQ Box 2 fd 7
Ti:	Nation goes wild at news of peace ; and,
	Terms of armistice as read before Congress.
Pub:	Salt Lake City : The Salt Lake Herald,
	November 12, 1918
Desc:	2 p. : ill. ; 55 X 42 cm.
Notes:	Contains words and music of When Johnny
	comes marching home and cartoon : Fanfare --
	revelry is king!
Subj:	ARMISTICES.
Subj:	WORLD WAR, 1914-1918 -- ARMISTICE.
Subj:	WORLD POLITICS -- 1900-1945.
Subj:	WILSON, WOODROW.
Subj:	PRESIDENTS -- UNITED STATES -- HISTORY --
	WORLD WAR, 1914-1918.

NQ Box 2 fd 8
Ti:	America does her bit.
Pub:	Salt Lake City : The Herald Republican-Telegram, April 7, 1918.
Desc:	4 p. : ill. ; 55 X 42 cm.
Note:	With article on the New York transit system :
	"The greatest engineering job in the world."
Note:	With portrait of Woodrow Wilson.
Subj:	WILSON, WOODROW, 1856-1924.
Subj:	PRESIDENTS -- UNITED STATES.
Subj:	GOETHALS, GEN. GEORGE WASHINgTON, 1858-1928.
Subj:	PANAMA CANAL (PANAMA)
Subj:	URBAN TRANSPORTATION -- NEW YORK (NEW YORK)
Subj:	WORLD WAR, 1914-1918 -- WAR WORK.
Subj:	FRANCE -- HISTORY -- WORLD WAR, 1914-1918 -- RED CROSS.
Subj:	LUNEVILLE (FRANCE)
Subj:	UNITED STATES --ARMED FORCES -- MEDICAL CARE.


NQ Box 2 fd 9
Ti:	What U.S. has accomplished in year.
Pub:	Salt Lake City : The Herald-Republican-Telegram,
	April 7, 1918.
Desc:	4 p. : ill. ; 55 X 42 cm.
Note:	Herbert Hoover as U.S. food conservator.
Subj:	HOOVER, HERBERT, 1874-1964.
Subj:	DANIELS, JOSEPHUS, B. 1862.
Subj:	UNITED STATES -- ARMED FORCES.


NQ Box 2 fd 10
Ti:	[Miscellaneous articles at the time of
	Warren G. Harding]
Pub:	Salt Lake City : The Deseret News, December 9, 1922.
Desc:	2 p. : ill. ; 55 X 42 cm.
Subj:	HARDINg, WARREN G(AMALIEL), 1865-1923.



NQ Box 2 fd 11
Au:	Rasmussen, Tim
Ti:	Conversation & penny candy : Swan Lake wouldn't be
	the same without Thomas Mercantile.
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, December 6, 1987.
Desc:	6 p. : ill. ; 35 X 29 cm.
Subj:	THOMAS MERCANTILE.
Subj:	CACHE COUNTY (UTAH)
Subj:	SWAN LAKE.

NQ Box 2 fd 12
Au:	Merrill, Robert
Ti:	Forever content in Clifton.
Pub:	 Logan : The Herald Journal, April 3, 1988.
Desc:	8 p. : ill. ; April 3, 1988
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY (UTAH)
Subj:	CLIFTON (UTAH)
Subj:	LEE, HAROLD B.

NQ Box 2 fd 13
Au:	MacPherson, Carol
Ti:	Music like no other : the majestic monarch.
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, February 7, 1988.
Desc:	2 p. : ill. ; 58 X 35 cm.
Note:	Utah State University virtuoso, James Drake.
Cont:	Latter Day Saints Tabernacle organ.
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY (UTAH)
Subj:	LOGAN -- TABERNACLE.


NQ Box 2 fd 14
Ti:	Workin' on the railroad.
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal / Cache Sunday, May 7,
1989.
Desc:	4 p. : ill. ; 35 X 29 cm.
Note:	Inside article ; with front page article :
	Sea mammal moms.
Cont:	About Golden Spike National Historic Site, at Promontory
	Point.
Subj:	TOURIST TRADE -- UTAH.
Subj:	UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Subj:	CORINNE (UTAH)
Subj:	PROMONTORY (UTAH)

NQ Box 2 fd 15

Ti:	At home in Trenton
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal / Cache Sunday, May 1, 1988
Desc:	4 p. : ill. ; 35 X 29 cm.
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY (UTAH AND IDAHO)
Subj:	TRENTON (UTAH)
Subj:	BAKER, ANNA.

NQ Box 2 fd 16
Ti:	Utah's main street
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, October 15, 1989
Desc:	8 p. : ill. ; 35 X 29 cm.
With:	7 Ya gotta wonders of 89 [Utah Highway 89],
	Herald Journal, October 22, 1989 (58 X 35 cm.).
Subj:	TRANSPORTATION -- UTAH.
Subj:	TOURIST TRADE -- UTAH.

 	
NQ Box 2 fd 17
Au:	Yurth, Cindy
Ti:	Keeping the past present : local area
	offers cache of built treasures.
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, December 29, 1987
Desc:	2 p. : ill. ; 58 X 35 cm.
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY (UTAH AND IDAHO) -- ARCHITECTURE.
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY (UTAH AND IDAHO) -- HISTORY.
Subj:	BRIGHAM CITY (UTAH) -- HISTORY.
Subj:	CHRISTENSEN, VERA.


NQ Box 2 fd 18
Au:	Pambianco, Dan
Ti:	Life and land : a look back at Utah's past.
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, January 9, 1988
Desc:	2 p. : ill. ; 35 X 29 cm.
Note:	Period after the Great Depression : photographs.
Subj:	LEE, RUSSELL.
Subj:	DEPRESSION -- 1929 -- UNITED STATES.
Subj:	PHOTOGRAPHY IN HISTORIOGRAPHY.
Subj:	PHOTOGRAPHY, DOCUMENTARY -- UTAH.
Subj:	MENDON (UTAH)

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NQ BOX 3
  
NQ Box 3 fd 1
Ti:	Ghosts of La Plata
Pub:	Ogden : Standard-Examiner, October 23, 1994

Desc:	8 p. : col. ill. ; 57 X 35 cm.
With:	End of widow's crusade [about widow of
	Bruno Richard Hauptmann].
Subj:	CITIES AND TOWNS, RUINED, EXTINCT.
Subj:	LA PLATA (UTAH)
Subj:	DAHLBERG, JERRY.
Subj:	KIDNAPPINg -- NEW JERSEY.
Subj:	LINDBERGH, CHARLES AUGUSTUS, 1930-1932.
Subj:	HAUPTMANN, BRUNO RICHARD, 1899-1936.

NQ Box 3 fd 2
Ti:	Celebrating the wedding of the rails.
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, May 19, 1991
Desc:	l. : ill. ; 57 X 35 cm.
With:	Railroadin' (September 6, 1987 ; 57 X 35 cm.)
 	and Golden Spike -- a movie (May 11, 1982 ; 35 X 17)
With:	He was there when they drove the spike, about
	the re-creation of Edgar Mills by USU professor,
	John Stewart.
With:	All aboard [editorial] (Logan : Herald Journal /
	Cache Sunday, May 7, 1989, re Golden Spike National
	Historic Site 120th anniversary)
Note:	Golden Spike National Historic Site and Promontory Point.
Subj:	UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD -- HISTORY.
Subj:	PROMONTORY (UTAH)
Subj:	STEWART, JOHN.


NQ Box 3 fd 3
Au:	Stowe, Dorothy
Ti:	Railroad tradition captured, preserved at Tooele depot.
Pub:	Salt Lake City : The Deseret News, July 25, 1986.
Desc:	2 p. : ill. ; 57 X 35 cm.
Subj:	TOOELE (UTAH)
Subj:	TOOELE VALLEY RAILROAD.


NQ Box 3 fd 4
Ti:	Logan's train depot : a wide spot in the tracks
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, October 21, 1990
Desc:	1 l. : ill. ; 57 X 35 cm.
With:	All aboard [photo of Locomotive #3985], Herald
	Journal, June 28, 1982 (57 X 35 cm.)
With:	Amtrak 'Pioneer' stops at Cache Junction, Herald
	Journal, s.d., 25 X 16 cm.
With:	A big crowd for a big engine [puffer belly, UP
	engine # 3985], Herald Journal, June 21, 1982,
	35 X 24 cm.
With:	Large steam engine to roll through Junction (s.d.,
	The Deseret News, 18 X 17 cm.)
With:	Thar she blows -- and well 'trained' too
	[about Locomotive #3985], Salt Lake City,
	The Deseret News, June 21-22, 1982, 20 X 18 cm.
Subj:	CACHE JUNCTION (UTAH)
Subj:	TRANSPORTATION -- UTAH.
Subj:	UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Subj:	TRANSPORTATION -- PASSENGER TRAFFIC.
Subj	 LOCOMOTIVES -- HISTORY.
Subj:	STEAM EngINES.
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY (UTAH AND IDAHO)
Subj:	PRESTON (IDAHO)
Subj:	RAILROADS -- UNITED STATES.

NQ Box 3 fd 5
Ti:	Narrow gauge train rolling in mining country.
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, December 26, 1982.
Desc:	1 clipping :ill. ; 35 X 22 cm.
Subj:	RAILROADS, NARROW-GAGE [SIC : LCSH SPELLING]
Subj:	RAILROADS -- UNITED STATES -- COLORADO.
Subj:	DURANGO (COLORADO)


NQ Box 3 fd 6
Ti:	Steam engines return to Ogden
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, April 22, 1981
Desc:	1 clipping : ill. ; 32 X 18 cm.
With:	Old locomotives draw crowd in Ogden...and Cache 
	Valley train buffs ride back home in style
	(38 X 35 cm.)
With:	2 trains sound final whistles (28 X 13 cm.)
Note:	Steam engines ## 3985 and 8444.
Subj:	STEAM ENGINES.
Subj:	LOCOMOTIVES -- HISTORY.
Subj:	OGDEN (UTAH)
Subj:	UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.

NQ Box 3 fd 7
Au:	Simmonds, A. J.
Ti:	Train's finally here! Let's party.
Pub: 	Logan : The Herald Journal, January 31, 1983
Desc:	1 l. : ill. ; 35 X 29 cm.
Note:	Snow storm at time of major nationwide epidemic
 	of rinoneumanatis.
Subj:	HORSES -- DISEASES.
Subj:	VETERINARY VIROLOGY.
Subj:	MENDON (UTAH) -- HISTORY.
Subj:	TRANSPORTATION -- UTAH.
Subj:	RAILROADS -- UNITED STATES -- UTAH.
Subj:	LOGAN (UTAH) -- HISTORY.




NQ Box 3 fd 9
Ti: 	Paris [Idaho] tabernacle celebrates its
	100th anniversary.
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, April 26, 1989.
Desc:	4 p. : ill. ; 35 X 29 cm.
With:	A century of service.
Subj:	PARIS (IDAHO) -- HISTORY.
Subj: 	PARIS (IDAHO) -- TABERNACLE.


NQ Box 3 fd 10
Au:	Thalman, James, with Brad Justad (photographs)
Ti: 	Russell Hirst, MD, is an uncompromising professional
 	who doesn't mind being called Doc.
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, March 27, 1983.
Desc:	16 p. : ill. ; 58 X 35 cm.
With:	Newell Hart's Oneida Stake Academy : Monument
	to education (p.4). Newell Hart edited a
	Cache Valley newsletter for many years, also
	held at the Logan Library.
Subj:	HIRST, RUSSELL.
Subj:	HIRST, DIANA.
Subj:	LEWISTON (UTAH)
Subj:	ONEIDA STAKE ACADEMY.
Subj:	HART, NEWELL.

NQ Box 3 fd 11
Au:	Simmonds, A.J. 
Ti:	[A.J. Simmonds file] : Looking
	back sections of the Herald Journal
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, various dates.
Desc:	Various pagings : ill. ; mostly 35 X 29 cm.
Cont:	Includes naming of Corinne, Utah for actress traveling
	West with company, Carinne La Vaunt, much hailed by
	local audience.
Note:	Prof. A.J. Simmonds is Curator of Special Collections
	at Utah State University.
Subj:	CAINE, JOHN T.
Subj:	UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY.
Subj:	BENSON, CHARLES AUGUSTUS.
Subj:	UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Subj:	RAILROADS -- UNITED STATES -- UTAH.
Subj:	CITIES AND TOWNS -- RUINED, EXTINCT.
Subj:	CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Subj:	CROCKER, CHARLES.
Subj:	CORINNE (UTAH)
Subj:	LA VAUNT, CARINNE.
Subj:	BRIGHAM CITY -- HISTORY.
Subj:	RAILROADS -- HISTORY.
Subj:	CASEMEMT BROTHERS.
Subj:	CASEMENT, JOHN S.
Subj:	CASEMENT, DANIEL.
Subj:	PETERSBURG.
Subj:	RICHMOND (UTAH)
Subj:	OXFORD (IDAHO)
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY (UTAH AND IDAHO) -- HISTORY.


NQ Box 3 fd 12
Ti:	Temple preview : Logan Temple, The Church of
	Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, January 28, 1979
Note:	Special supplement.
Desc:	20 p. : ill. ; 37 X 29 cm.
With:	Church News (Salt Lake City : The Deseret News,
	March 17, 1979 (16 p.)
With:	Mormons in Cache Valley : a special section of 
	The Citizen commemorating the 150th anniversary
	of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day 
	Saints (30 p.)
Subj:	MORMON CHURCH -- TEMPLES.
Subj:	LOGAN -- DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL.


NQ Box 3 fd 13
Au:	Lee, Barbara Stinson
Ti:	Grant helping preserve historic St. John's
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, September 30, 1983
Desc:	1 l. : ill. ; 36 X 34 cm.
With:	A.J. Simmonds : A window meant to be read 
 	(The Herald Journal, February 5, 1982)
With:	Lerene R. Berry : St. John's Episcopal Church
	(Logan : The Herald Journal, s.d.)
Subj:	ST JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY (UTAH AND IDAHO) -- HISTORY.
Subj:	EPISCOPAL CHURCH -- UTAH.
Subj:	SIMMONDS, A.J.
Subj:	CHAMP, FREDERICK P.
Subj:	KAISCH, KEN B.


NQ Box 3 fd 14
M.E.	OUR TOWN
Au:	Ford, Jerry with Owen Stayner, photos.
Ti:	Our towns : Fay's
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, March 13, 1983
Desc:	4 p. : ill. ; 53 X 36 cm.
With:	Lorraine B. Christensen : Slavery existed in Cache
	Valley.
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY (UTAH AND IDAHO) -- HISTORY.
Subj:	FAY'S BAR AND BILLIARDS.
Subj:	SMITHFIELD (UTAH)
Subj:	SLAVERY -- UTAH -- HISTORY -- 19TH CENTURY.
Subj:	BANKHEAD, DAN.
Subj:	LEGGROAN, NANCY CAROLINE BANKHEAD.
Subj:	WELLSVILLE (UTAH)
Subj:	HYDE PARK (UTAH)
Subj:	BANKHEAD, JOHN.

NQ Box 3 fd 15
Au:	Dastrup, Jan
Ti:	It was an end to innocence.
Pub:	[Richfield] : Richfield High School, November 11, 1992.
Desc:	16 p. : ill. ; 37 X 30 cm.
Note:	Entire issue devoted to World War II.
Note:	Head of column states : "SEVIER CO.
	REMEMBERS WW II."
Subj:	WORLD WAR, 1939-1945.
Subj:	WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 -- CONCENTRATION CAMPS -- UNITED
	STATES.
Subj:	SEVIER COUNTY (UTAH)
Subj:	SALINA (UTAH)


NQ Box 3 fd 16
Au:	Lee, Barbara Stinson
Ti:	'Lyric' tradition nearly as old as city
	itself.
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, June 25, 1985
Desc:	1 clipping : ill. ; 35 X 22 cm.
With:	Clipping : The Old Lyric Theatre is a piece
	of history. [s.d., s.n., s.l.]
Subj:	OLD LYRIC REPERTORY THEATRE.
Subj:	UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY.


NQ Box 3 fd 17
Au:	Merrill, Robert with Pete Schropp, photos.
Ti:	Shadows of the past.
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, March 11, 1990
Desc:	[6] p. : ill. ; 35 X 29 cm.
Subj:	OXFORD (IDAHO)
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY (UTAH AND IDAHO)

NQ Box 3 fd 18
M.E.	OUR TOWN
Au:	Thatcher, Elaine
Ti:	The ghost of Mink Creek.
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, March 27, 1983
Desc:	[14] p. : ill. ; 55 X 35 cm.
With:	Idaho -- Utah border creates some problems.
With:	23-year-old Franklin is Idaho's oldest town.
Subj:	CITIES AND TOWNS.
Subj:	CITIES AND TOWN, RUINED, EXTINCT, ETC.
Subj:	FRONTIER AND PIONEER LIFE -- UTAH.
Subj:	FRONTIER AND PIONEER LIFE -- IDAHO.
Subj:	MINK CREEK.
Subj:	BURROUGHS FAMILY.
Subj:	FRANKLIN (IDAHO)


NQ Box 3 fd 19
Au:	Morgan, Edith
Ti: 	Bessie : a love affair with books
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, March 13, 1983
Desc:	4 p. : ill. ; 55 X 35 cm.
Note:	Talks of Hyrum history co-authored by Brown,
	Lynn Eliason, and Ira Allen.
With:	Smithfield and Providence articles.
Subj:	BROWN, BESSIE.
Subj:	LIBRARIANS -- UTAH.
Subj:	LIBRARIES AND COMMUNITY -- CACHE COUNTY (UTAH)
Subj:	HOME IN THE HILLS OF BRIDGER LAND.
Subj:	HYRUM LADIES LITERARY SOCIETY.
Subj:	HYRUM CITY LIBRARY.
Subj:	HYRUM (UTAH)
Subj:	SMITHFIELD (UTAH)
Subj:	PROVIDENCE (UTAH)
Subj:	SMITHFIELD IMPLEMENT.


NQ Box 3 fd 20
Au:	Reberg, Michael, with Craig Sorensen, photography.
Ti:Memories and memorabilia.
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, March 13,
	1983
Desc:	4 p. : ill. ; 55 X 35cm.
With:	Logan is a university town.
Subj:	FAY'S.
Subj:	PETERSON, MAX.
Subj:	UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY.
Subj:	CAZIER, STANFORD.
Subj:	KINDRED, PAT.
Subj:	KINDRED, TED.

NQ Box 3 fd 21
ME:	Tall tales, arts and traditions.
	Alt. Ti:Bridgerland folklore.
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal,m May 26, 1985.
Desc:	32 p. : ill. ; 35 X 29 cm.
With:	Witching water is easy for gifted about Delwyn Newbrand.
With:	Art of Dyeing still lives in valley
	[about Rosamond Melartin.
Note:	Tales of Hectate at Third Dam, ST. Anne's Convent, 
	Gibson looking for his leg, Old Lyric Theatre ghost, 
	Mendon railroad crossing breakman with lantern, 
	weeping grave marker in Logan, Providence cemetery 
	wooden cross marker glows red.
Subj:	MELARTIN, ROSAMOND.
Subj:	NEWBRAND, DELWYN.
Subj:	DYE PLANTS.
Subj:	DYES AND DYEINg -- DOMESTIC.
Subj:	DOWSINg.
Subj:	DIVINING ROD.
Subj:	BEAR LAKE MONSTER
Subj:	LOGAN CANYON
Subj:	FOLK REMEDIES
Subj:	AUSTIN FIFE
Subj:	ALTA FIFE
Subj:	OLD EPHRAIM
Subj:	FOLK TALES - CACHE VALLEY


NQ Box 3 fd 22
M.E	Bridgerland/Recreationland.
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, June 12, 1983
Desc:	32 p. : ill. ; 35 X 29 cm.
Note:	Includes : Idaho refuges are a bird's
	paradise -- University of the Wilderness --
	Take tour of historic Logan homes --
	Cache historic homes.
Subj:	NATURAL HISTORY -- IDAHO.
Subj:	RECREATION -- IDAHO.
Subj:	RECREATION -- UTAH.
	[THIS MATERIAL HAS BEEN MOVED TO NQ BOX 8]

NQ Box 3 fd 23
Au:	Hunt, Stephen
Ti:	Landmark restaurant faces final days [about the
	Beanery of Cache Junction].
Pub:	Salt Lake City : The Salt Lake Tribune,
	January 30, 1986
Desc:	1 p. : ill. ; 58 X 35 cm.
With:	"Our towns" section of the Logan Herald
	Journal, March 20, 1983 (12 p.), about
	Cache Junction Cafe.
Subj:	RICHARDSON, GERALD.
Subj:	RICHARDSON, MARVA.
Subj:	CACHE JUNCTION (UTAH)
Subj:	BEANERY.
Subj:	WESTON (IDAHO)
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY (UTAH AND IDAHO)
Subj:	RESTAURATEURS -- UTAH.
Subj:	SIMMONDS, A.J.


NQ Box 3 fd 24
Au:	Law, Dorothy C.
Ti:	100 years at the Paris courthouse
Pub: 	Logan : The Herald Journal, November 5,
	1985
Desc:	1 p. : ill. ; 58 X 35 cm.
With:	Dorothy Law: Robber's trial courthouse's
 	most famous [about Henry Meeks]
Subj:	PARIS (IDAHO)
Subj:	BEAR LAKE COUNTY (IDAHO)
Subj:	MEEKS, HENRY.
Subj:	MARGETTS, HENRY.
Subj:	PARIS (IDAHO) -- HISTORY.


NQ Box 3 fd 25
Au:	McCutcheon, Pat, with photos by
	Pete Schropp
Ti:	Minnetonka
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, August 27, 1989
Desc:	2 p. : ill. ; 58 X 35 cm.
Subj:	HOGE, STEVEN J.
Subj:	MINNETONKA CAVE.
Subj:	ST. CHARLES (IDAHO)
Subj:	PARIS (IDAHO)



NQ Box 3 fd 26
M.E.	OUR TOWN
Au:	Dixon, Martha, with photos by
	Craig Sorensen.
Ti:	Old stone
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, March
	20, 1983
Notes:About historic homes in the Logan area.
With:	A. J. Simmonds: [Martin] Harris called
	Clarkston home.
Subj:	WELLSVILLE (UTAH)
Subj:	MENDON (UTAH)
Subj:	ANDERSON, RUTH.
Subj:	SALISBURY, JOSHUA.
Subj:	BAKER, GEORGE.
Subj:	FIFE, AUSTIN.
Subj:	SIMMONDS, A.J.
Subj:	HARRIS, MARTIN.
Subj:	CLARKSTON (UTAH)


NQ Box 3 fd 27
M.E.	OUR TOWN
Ti: 	Cache Valley
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, March 13, 1983
Desc:	12 p. : ill. ; 58 X 35 cm.
Cont.:Includes : Logan City vs. Cache County -- 
	Millville really did have several mills --
	Elite Hall...that famous floor -- How Logan 
	streets got named.
Subj:	MILLVILLE (UTAH)
Subj:	LOGAN (UTAH)
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY (UTAH)

NQ Box 3 fd 28
Au:	Mathews, Jay
Ti:	Goodbye to gracious travel, the Rio Grande
	Zephyr.
Pub:	Salt Lake City : The Deseret News, April 24,
	1983.
Desc:	1 p. : ill. ; 58 X 34 cm.
Note:	Last trips of the Denver and Rio Grande ; 
	washout near Spanish Fork prevents 	
	entire trip of Denver to Salt Lake and back.
Subj:	DENVER AND RIO GRANDE (COMPANY)
Subj:	RAILROADS -- WEST (U.S.) -- HISTORY.
Subj:	PACIFIC RAILROADS.
Subj:	UTAH -- HISTORY.
Subj:	COLORADO -- HISTORY.
Subj:	DENVER -- HISTORY.
Subj:	TRANSPORTATION -- UNITED STATES -- HISTORY.
Subj:	TRANSPORTATION -- UTAH -- HISTORY.
Subj:	TRANSPORTATION -- WEST (U.S.) -- HISTORY.
Subj:	TRANSPORTATION -- HISTORY -- ECONOMIC ASPECTS.
Subj:	AMTRAK.

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NQ BOX 4
  
Nq Box 4 fd 1
M.E.	NEWPAPER
Ti:	Cache Memories (1885)
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, 1952
Desc:	8 p. : ill ; 40 x 57 cm.
Subj:	CACHE COUNTY - HISTORY

Nq Box 4 fd 2
M.E.	NEWSPAPER
Ti:	British Crown George VI Today
Pub:	Salt Lake City, Utah : The Salt Lake Tribune, 1937
Desc:	12 p. : ill. ; 43 x 54 cm.
Note:	George is crowned king because his brother, 
	Edward,fell in love with a divorcee.
Subj:	ENGLAND
Subj:	CORONATION - ENGLAND
Subj:	George VI

Nq Box 4 fd 3
M.E.	NEWSPAPER
Ti:	U.S. ATT'y Williams resigns. Bandits get $100,000 Gems
Pub:	San Francisco, Ca. : San Francisco Chronicle, 1924
Desc:	4 p. : ill. ; 44 x 58 cm. 
Cont:	Official Army congratulations given daring flyer 
	who raced with Old Sol
Subj:	U.S. ARMY

Nq Box 4 fd 4
M.E.	NEWSPAPER
Ti:	Lindbergh does it!
Pub:	New York : The New York Times, 1927
Desc:	12 p. : ill. ; 45 x 59 cm.
Cont:	Headline story about Charles A. Lindbergh's flight 
	to Paris in 33 1/2 hours
Subj:	CHARLES A. LINDBERG
Subj:	FLIGHT


Nq Box 4 fd 5
M.E.	NEWSPAPER
Ti:	Herald Journal
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, 1942
Date:  March 5th, 1942
Desc:	8 p. : ill. ; 45 x 57 cm.
Note:	Trapp Family Singers in Logan tabernacle, Shirley 
	Temple in new film, Japs begin Java mopup, Evacuation 
	of aliens from U.S. areas irks Japan
Subj:	SHIRLEY TEMPLE
Subj:	BARON GEORGE VON TRAPP


Nq Box 4 fd 6
M.E.	NEWSPAPER
Ti:	Utah Fishing : the authoritative source of Utah 
	fishing information
Pub:	Centerville, Utah : Utah Fishing, 1987
Desc:	16 p. : ill. 29 x 39 cm.
Subj:	FISHING - UTAH

Nq Box 4 fd 7
M.E.	NEWSPAPER
Ti:	Western Mineral Survey
Pub:	Salt Lake City, Western Mineral Survey, 1927
Desc:	45 x 55 cm.
Note:	Article about Park City property developments, 
	the Star of Utah mining venture.
Subj:	MINING - UTAH

Nq Box 4 fd 8
M.E.	NEWSPAPER
Ti:	The Herald-Journal
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journla, 1948
Desc:	10 p. : ill. ; 42 x 57 cm.
Note:	Logan Knitting firm builds new factory on North Main, 
	George A. Torgeson, photographer since 1901, Ice 
	Skating Rink open Sunday, 
Subj:	GEORGE A TORGESON
Subj:	KNITTING - LOGAN

Nq Box 4 fd 9
M.E.	NEWSPAPER
Ti:	The Salt Lake Tribune
Pub:	Salt Lake City : The Salt Lake Tribune
Desc:	24 p. : ill. ; 45 x 55 cm.
Cont:	York to Rule as King Abdicates, Edward to sign 
	away rights to British throne
Subj:	ALBERT FREDERICK ARTHUR GEORGE
Subj:	EDWARD WINDSOR

Nq Box 4 fd 10
M.E.	NEWSPAPER
Ti:	The Salt Lake Tribune
Pub:	Salt Lake City : The Salt Lake Truibune, 1936
Desc:	20 p. : ill. ; 43 x 55 cm.
Note:	Warship bears ex-king to exile : Edward leaves England 
	in secret
Subj:	EDWARD WINDSOR
Subj:	ENGLAND

Nq Box 4 fd 11
Ti:	Holiday : Utah
Pub:	Philadelphia, Pa : Holiday,1948
Desc:	150 p. : Ill. Some col. ; 27 x 36 cm.
Cont:	UTAH, by Wallace Stegner with color photos
Subj:	UTAH

Nq Box 4 fd 12
Ti:	Summerfest Art Faire
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, 1989
Desc:	20 p. : ill. ; 29 x 35 cm.
Note:	Carousel by Rodgers & Hammerstein the the Capitol Theatre
Subj:	CRAFTS
Subj:	ARTISTS
Subj:	CAROUSEL

Nq Box 4 fd 13
Ti:	Outlook
Pub:	Logan :Utah State University, 1984
Desc:	14 p. : ill. ; 29 x 37 cm.
Cont:	Historic Old Main damaged by fire
Subj:	OLD MAIN - USU
Subj:	LOGAN


Nq Box 4 fd 14
Ti:	Smithfield Health Days
Pub:	Logan : The Cache Citizen, 1984
Desc:	16 p. : ill., ; 29 x 39 cm.
Subj:	HEALTH DAYS
Subj:	TRADITIONS - SMITHFIELD

Nq Box 4 fd 15
Ti:	City of Logan [map]
Pub:	Logan : City of Logan, 1979
Desc:	1 p. : map ; 29 x 29 cm.
Note:	No scale, drawn from aerial photo by N. Harris ; 
	4 copies
Subj:	MAP - LOGAN (UTAH)
Subj:	CITY LIMITS

Nq Box 4 fd 16
Ti:	Logan Parks & Recreation Department Spring/Summer, 85
Pub:	Logan : city of Logan, 1985
Desc:	12 p. : ill. ; 29 x 35 cm.
Note:	Information brochure
Subj:	PARKS AND RECREATION
Subj:	LOGAN (UTAH)

Nq Box 4 fd 17
Ti:	The Herald Journal
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, 1964
Desc:	[8] p. : ill., ; 41 x 57 cm.
Cont:	Cache County Library open house Sunday March 15 - 
	Mae Hansen (photo) - Dora Wright (photo) - present 
	library was dedicated Feb 3, 1932 - tall clock 
	donated by the Clio Club 
Subj:	Mae Hansen
Subj:	DORA WRIGHT
Subj:	LIBRARY - LOGAN (UTAH)
Subj:	MAE HANSEN

Nq Box 4 fd 18
Ti:	The Bill of Rights and Beyond, 1791 - 1991
Pub:	Washington DC : Commission on the Bicentennial of 
	the United States Constitution
Desc:	26 p. : col. Ill ; 29 x 41 cm.
Note:	Bicentennial Calendar, Commemorative Edition
Subj;	BICENTENNIAL - UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Subj:	THE BILL OF RIGHTS

Nq Box 4 fd 19
Ti:	Cache County School District Performance Report
Pub:	Cache County School District
Desc:	8 p. : ill. ; 29 x 34 cm.
Date:	1992
Cont:	Annual Financial Report, ACT test scores, teachers, 
	lunch, SAT results
Subj:	SCHOOLS - CACHE COUNTY
Subj:	CAROL FUNK


Nq Box 4 fd 20
Ti:	Women Win The Vote
Pub:	Windsor, Ca. : National Women's History Project
Desc:	16 p. : ill. ; 29 x 38 cm.
Date:	1995
Note:	2 copies
Cont:	Ideas & events for the Woman suffrage 75th Anniversary, 
	75 Suffragists profiled, Taking a new look at the Woman 
	Suffrage Movement, Posters, books, etc.
Subj:	WOMAN SUFFRAGE
Subj:	CELEBRATIONS - WOMAN SUFFRAGE

Nq Box 4 fd 21
Ti:	The Gulf War Map
Pub:	[s.l.] : Time Magazine
Desc:	1 leaf ; col. Ill. ; 38 x 58 cm.
Note:	The reverse shows weapons and military statistics.
Subj:	WAR - THE GULF
Subj:	MAP - THE GULF

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NQ BOX 5
  
NQ Box 5 fd 1
M.E.	Utah Division of Wildlife Resources
Ti:	1988 Utah fishing proclamation and information.
	Alt. Ti: Fishing proclamation and information.
Pub:	Salt Lake City : Utah Division of Wildlife
	Resources, [1988]
Desc:	8 p. : ill. ; 58 X 39 cm.
Cont:	Include : Proclamation of the wildlife board for fish, 
	crayfish and brine shrimp -- Strawberry Valley Project : 
	treating Strawberry Reservoir ; history of Strawberry 	
	Valley ; the new Strawberryis a different kettle of 
	fish -- Forest Service supporting Strawberry Project.
Subj:	FISHINg -- UTAH.
Subj:	FRESHWATER FISHES -- UTAH.
Subj:	STRAWBERRY RESERVOIR.
Subj:	STRAWBERRY VALLEY PROJECT.
Subj:	U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE -- FOREST SERVICE.
Subj:	FOREST SERVICE.

Nq Box 5 fd 2
Au:	McCutcheon, Pat
Ti:	The Answer Book
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, January 11, 1990
Desc:	24 p. : ill. ; 35 X 29 cm.
Cont:	Government -- Health care -- Business -- Agriculture -- 
	Education -- Arts/ 	Entertainment -- Service groups -- 
	Support groups -- Telephone help -- History. 
Note:	Includes history article by Prof. A.J. Simmonds, USU.
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY (UTAH AND IDAHO)
Subj:	FRANKLIN BUTTE.
Subj:	SIMMONDS, A.J.

NQ Box 5 fd 3
ME:	Our changing valley
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, March 6, 1977
Desc:	[8] p. : ill. ; 59 X 37 cm.
Cont:	People section of special issue, Our Changing
	Valley.
Cont:	Includes : Cleon Kotter : Utah State Extension Service
	announces three retirements.
Note:	Short interviews with : Tina Jussen, Al Garcia, Mari 
	Leigh, W.S. Bailey (retired principal of the Hyrum School, 
	Mina, and Wesley Reese, in "What would you change about 
	Cache Valley'"
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY (UTAH AND IDAHO)
Subj:	UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY.
Subj:	BAILEY, W.S. 

NQ Box 5 fd 4
ME:	Our changing valley
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, March 6, 1977
Desc:	18 p. : ill. ; 59 X 37 cm.
Cont:	It's lonesome, but he loves the life of : a ranch hand 
	[about Harold, "Hap" Powell] -- "The student of today 
	just doesn't measureup" [interview with Phoebe Snell] --
	Hemixes pen and ink and a love of sports [Ev Thorpe] -- 
	Mrs. [Jennett] Hovey believes in rural post offices 
	[postmistress of Millville] -- A shovel and a horse :
 	that was a ranger's life [Owen Despain] -- After a 
	hundred years (photo essay : photos by Mike Litt; poem 
	of Emily Dickinson) -- Old sugar factories : in agony, they 
	lie forgotten [about Whitney, Utah factory] -- It wasn't 
	made for comfort, it was simply the [tractor] seat -- 
	Whatever happened to those penny candy days [Preston 
	Grocery; Preston grocer, Sturton Smedley] -- The trouble : 
	more people, less game, this hunter says [Ellis Hancey] -- 
	He put a roof over the head of many an Ag. 
	[William Skidmore] --It's still a place for easy 
	living [Rulon Dunn about Preston, 	Idaho].
Subj:	POWELL, HAROLD 'HAP'.
Subj:	SNELL, PHOEBE.
Subj:	THORPE, EV.
Subj:	HOVEY, JENNETT.
Subj:	MILLVILLE (UTAH)
Subj:	PRESTON (IDAHO)
Subj: 	WHITNEY (UTAH)
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY (UTAH AND IDAHO)
Subj:	SMEDLEY, STURTON.
Subj:	HANCEY, ELLIS.
Subj:	SKIDMORE, WILLIAM.
Subj:	DUNN, RULON.

NQ Box 5 fd 5
Ti:	Our changing valley : sports.
Pub:	Logan : TheHerald Journal, March 6, 1977
Desc:	4 p. : ill. ;59 X 37 cm.
Cont:	Grizzlies, Bears open 3-A hoop action -- Utag mat trio 
	flex muscles -- Aggies sweep quarter, hurdles in indoor test.
Subj:	UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY.
Subj:	NEWSPAPERS -- SECTIONS, COLUMNS, ETC. -- SPORTS.

NQ Box 5 fd 6
Ti:	Our changing valley : special edition.
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, March 6, 1977
	[front page says "Sunday, March 5"]
Desc:	16 p. : ill. ; 59 X 37 cm.
Cont:	What would you change about Cache Valley --Hello! It's 
	the President [Jimmy Carter] speaking -- Agriculture 
	has Utah legislature's attention -- Dana Tueller is new 
	Cache Valley, etc.
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY (UTAH AND IDAHO)
Subj:	AGRICULTURE -- UTAH.

Subj:	UTAH -- POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT.
Subj:	CARTER, JIMMY, 1924 -- .
Subj:	UNITED STATES -- POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT -- 1977.

NQ Box 5 fd 7
Au:	Simon, Julie
Ti:	Valley portrait : Becky Smith
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, October 3, 1988
Desc:	2 p. : ill. ; 58 X 35 cm.
Note:	With Rebekah Alpisa [head of library volunteers] article : 
	What to do with your geraniums this winter.
Note:	Becky Smith is the Logan Library's Children's Librarian. 
	Becky is a graduate of 	Weber State.
Subj:	SMITH, BECKY.
Subj:	LOGAN LIBRARY.
Subj:	LIBRARIES AND COMMUNITY.
Subj:	ALPISA, REBEKAH.

NQ Box 5 fd 8
Au:	Flannery, John S., with photos by Jim Johnson.
Ti:	Restoring a work of art.
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, September 22, 1988.
Desc:	2 p. : ill. ; 58 X 35 cm.
Cont:	Restoration of the library's mural by artist Irene 
	(Clara Irene Thompson) Fletcher. Restored by artist 
	and associate curator of the USU Art Museum, 
	Andrew Whitlock.
Subj:	FLETCHER, IRENE.
Subj:	FLETCHER, CALVIN.
Subj:	FLETCHER, CLARA IRENE THOMPSON.
Subj:	JENKINS, RONALD.
Subj:	UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY ART MUSEUM.

NQ Box 5 fd 9
Ti:	Our changing valley.
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, March 6, 1977.
Desc:	12 p. : ill. ; 59 X 37cm.
With:	Watercolor painting by Sue Larue on cover.
Cont:	The women of Cache Valley : "Invisible" but involved / 
	Alison Thorne -- From "Mom and Pop"to "super store" 
	[about Smith's] / Dee Smith -- We had good variety ...
 	they had nutrition /Bonita W. Wyse, then asst. prof 
	[now dean] in Coll. of Family Life at USU -- USU growing 
	as center of research / Paul G. Salisbury -- Maybe someday 
	we'll light the city with our garbage / Ned Gines -- 
	Being old in Cache Valley : in 	many ways better than it 
	used to be / J. Skidmore, Ramona Marotz-Baden, and 
	Deloy Hendricks --College sports' You need $$$$ / 
	Craig Hislop -- Recreation on 	leisure horizon.... / 
	Leroy Dennis -- TV and radio : more and more part of our 
	lives / Kent S. Gardner -- We're not sweeping it under 
	the rug any more[re alcoholism] / Douglas Wiese -- The 
	"good old days" : were theyreally' / Marilyn 
	Noyes -- Fashion : today it's up to you / Ruth Clayton -- 
	Looking ahead to USU...it won't be any easier / Bill Sampson, 
	director of admissions -- Can we cut the valley's
	energy appetite in half' / Rick Johnson --A pet's lot in 
	life : not what it once was 	/ Rex E. Robinson.
Subj:	UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY.
Subj:	RECREATION.
Subj:	SMITH'S MARKET.
Subj:	SMITH, DEE.
Subj:	WYSE, BONITA W.
Subj:	NOYES, MARILYN.
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY (UTAH AND IDAHO)
Subj:	JOHNSON, RICK.
Subj:	ROBINSON, REX E.
Subj:	SAMPSON, BILL.
Subj:	WIESE, DOUGLAS.
Subj:	GARDNER, KENT S.
Subj:	HISLOP, CRAIG.
Subj:	CLAYTON, RUTH.
Subj:	LARUE, SUE.
Subj:	THORNE, ALISON.
Subj:	GINES, NED.
Subj:	DENNIS, LEROY.
Subj:	MAROTZ-BADEN, RAMONA.
Subj:	HENDRICKS, DELOY.
Subj:	SALISBURY, PAUL G. 

NQ Box 5 fd 10
Ti:	Our changing valley
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, March 6, 1977
Desc:	12 p. : ill. ; 58 X 37 cm.
Cont: It's not too late to halt disorderly growth / Richard E. 
	Toth -- We're saving the soil in Cache Valley / Duaine 
	Erickson -- From near extermination, wildlife flourish 
	again /Jessop B. Low -- Water quality : good but is it 
	good enough' / James H. Reynolds -- RaNgelands : their 
	importance grows /Arthur D. Smith --We're becoming 
	more attuned to wildlife / Allen W. Stokes -- Forests : 
	these days, they're thinking before they cut / Ted Daniel -- 
	Finally, a land ethic is taking hold /Gary Say -- 
	Logan has new sense of itself / Mark Brenchley -- A 
	wildlife success story : the valley's prolific game 
	fish / William F. Sigler -- Government :is it still 
	the dark ages here' / Wendell B. Anderson -- It's a GOP 
	stronghold, but... / Wendell B. Anderson -- Health care 
	takes quantum leap / Shirlee C. Weaver -- Prep sports : 
	We're over the hill but not in sports / John Broberg -- 
	Our children : learning what they're living / Bee Stone.
Subj:	UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY.
Subj:	UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY -- COLLEGE OF NATURAL RESOURCES.
Subj:	SIGLER, WILLIAM F.
Subj:	STOKES, ALLEN W.
Subj:	LOW, JESSOP B.
Subj:	DANIEL, TED.
Subj:	ANDERSON, WENDELL B.
Subj:	WEAVER, SHIRLEE.
Subj:	BROBERG, JOHN.
Subj:	STONE, BEE.
Subj:	SMITH, ARTHUR D.
Subj:	REYNOLDS, JAMES H.
Subj:	BRENCHLEY, MARK.
Subj:	SAY, GARY.
Subj:	MOORE, RONALD.
Subj:	ERICKSON, DUAINE.
Subj:	TOTH, RICHARD E.

NQ Box 5 fd 11
Ti	Our changing valley
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, March 6, 1977
Desc:	12 p. : ill. ; 58 X 37 cm.
Cont:	It's more than just a living [about Chester 
	Kidman in Mendon] -- This woman [Mrs. 	Carmen 
	Fredrickson, USU Sociology Professor] has lived 
	always as a "full partner" -- At Pelican Pond 
	the changes are always the same [about Lee Olsen] -- 
	Keith's Market keeps a keepin' on for 31 years [about 
	Keith Plowman] --His pastures are a refuge for wildlife 
	too [Neff Hardman] -- He'd never go back to 'old ways' 
	[Noble Chambers] -- Richmond, Hyde Park are award 
	winners [Utah Community Progress 1974-1976 Program] -- 
	Old machinery but modern ideas, that's Brooks Roundy.
With:	Cover artwork by Andrew W. Lewis, age 18.
Subj:	MENDON (UTAH)
Subj:	RICHMOND (UTAH)
Subj:	HYDE PARK (UTAH)
Subj:	PELICAN POND.
Subj:	KEITH'S MARKET.
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY (UTAH AND IDAHO)

NQ Box 5 fd 12
Ti:	Our changing valley.
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, March 6, 1977.
Desc:	12 p. : ill. ; 58 X 37 cm.
With:	Cover art by Jeff Peterson, age 14.
Cont:	The farmer : in the jaws of the cost-price vice / 
	Lynn H. Davis -- When the mulberry tree came to Cache / 
	Kenneth Cardon -- A Cache Valley withoutfarms' / 
	Larry P. Bloise -- This valley's weather' Of course, 
	unpredictable / E. Arlo Richardson -- No 
	changes here : you can still be certain of two things -- 
	death and taxes / Curtis Miner - We're carving Cache 
	Valley into 10-acre lots / Paul Willie -- Where do we 
	put all of those new homes' / David L. Bell and Jay L. 
	Nielson --All of our eggs (jobs) aren't in one basket / 
	L. Russell Borchert -- Competition, cooperation motivate 
	Cache bankers / Fred H. Thompson -- LDS Church : 
	Valley's been good to them / Nolan P. Olsen 
	[president of the Logan Temple] -- Gentiles : 
	Non-LDS call : tolerance / Miner E. Bruner 
	[pastor of the Presbyterian Church] --More cars, 
	more roads in Valley future / Bruce G. KiNg -- 
	...And with those cars, air as bad as that over 
	SaltLake' / Frederic H. Wagner [Assoc. Dean of 
	the College of Natural Resources, Utah State University] -- 
	School has become 'BIG business' / Ruth Danielson [Sky View].
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY (UTAH AND IDAHO0
Subj:	UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY.
Subj:	WAGNER, FREDERIC H.
Subj:	BANKS AND BANKINg -- UTAH.
Subj:	CHURCH OF LATTER DAY SAINTS -- LOGAN.
Subj:	FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (LOGAN, UTAH)

NQ Box 5 fd 13
Ti:	Our changing valley.
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, March 6, 1977
	Desc: 12 p. : ill. ; 58 X 37 cm.
Cont:	Then ... and now [aerial photographs showing "twenty-one 
	years of change] -- Includesassorted articles on change 
	and future of the Cache Valley, partly as
	interpreted by students.Also includes round-up of 
	area residents and their one-sentence opinions of 
	improvements or change.
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY (UTAH AND IDAHO)
Subj:	PICKLEVILLE (UTAH)
Subj:	GARDEN CITY (UTAH)
Subj:	LAKETOWN (UTAH)
Subj:	FISH HAVEN (IDAHO)
Subj:	BEAR LAKE (UTAH AND IDAHO)
Subj:	RICH COUNTY (UTAH)
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Nq Box 6 fd 1
Ti:	Hyrum - the only way to Paradise
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, May 29, 1988
Desc:	4 p. : ill, some color ; 35 X 62 cm.
With:	A long standing tradition, photo of Cache Valley's 
	oldest grocery.
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY (UTAH)
Subj:	JEAN MAUGHN
Subj:	LOUIS A MAUGHAN
Subj:	HYRAM DAM
Subj:	THE ELITE HALL
Subj:	JACK ROBINSON
Subj:	HAWN NIELSEN

Nq Box 6 fd 2
Ti:	Hyrum's Pride
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, July 12, 1990
Desc:	1 p. : ill. ; 35 X 57 cm.
Cont:	Hyrum City Museum
Subj:	DERRALL PETERSEN
Subj:	WILLIE ALBRECHT
Subj:	LAMAR BAXTER
Subj:	MUSEUMS - CACHE VALLEY

Nq Box 6 fd 3
Ti:	Hilltop Times Special Report
Pub:	Ogden : MorMedia, Inc., March 29, 1991
Desc:	16 p. : col. Ill. ; 43 X 29 cm.
Note:	Apictorial tribute to the men, and women of Hill AFB, both 
	at home and abroad, in support of Operation Desert Storm
With:	Desert Defender : Commemorative issue of the U.S. Central 
	Command Air Force
	(16 p. : col. Ill.; 35 x 28 cm.)
Subj:	HILL AIR FORCE BASE
Subj:	DESERT WARFARE

Nq Box 6 fd 4
Ti:	Cache Valley Profile
Desc:	[8] p. : ill. ; 36 X 29 cm.
Date:	[1987]
Note:	'supplement to the Herald Journal'
Note:	'sponsored by Logan Board of Realtors and affiliates'
Cont:	Economic Development -photo of Logan Mfg Pres. Mike Beeley - 
	new jobs expected, growth benefits everyone
Subj:	ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Subj:	CACHE COUNTY - ECONOMIC CONDITIONS
Subj:	ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT - UTAH
Subj:	ECONOMIC ASPECTS - UTAH
Subj:	INDUSTRIAL - UTAH

Nq Box 6 fd 5
Au:	Simmonds, A.J.
Ti:	Mendon Second oldest town [in Cache Valley]
Desc:	8 p. : ill. ; 58 X 35 cm.
With:	Mendon Memories ; Smithy Frank Olsen has forged a life in 
	Weston for 73 years; 	Cache Valley had its own candidate 
	fore president ; First U.S. irrigation dam in Newton ; Trenton: 
	Tolerant, accepting ; The Liberty Bell (at Cache Junction) ; 
	Benson planning district is unique concept ; Mosquitoes fact 
	of life in Benson ; Weston's opera is only a memory .
Subj:	TRENTON (UTAH)
Subj:	MENDON (UTAH)
Subj:	BENSON (UTAH)
Subj:	WESTON (UTAH)



Nq Box 6 fd 6
Ti:	Festival Days : Festival Celebrates Western Spirit 
Pub:	Logan : Herald Journal, July 25, 1991
Desc:	10 p. : col. Ill. ; 58 X 35 cm.
Note:	Herald Journal Festival section
Subj:	FESTIVAL OF THE AMERICAN WEST
Subj:	LOGAN - UTAH

Nq Box 6 fd 7
M.E.	THE LOGAN CANYON BULLETIN
Ti:	Logan Canyon at Risk
Pub:	Logan : Citizens for the protection of Logan Canyon, 1987
Desc:	4 p. : ill. ; 29 X 38 cm.
Subj:	CITIZENS FOR THE PROTECTION OF LOGAN CANYON
Subj:	LOGAN CANYON - CACHE VALLEY

Nq Box 6 fd 8
M.E.	THE HERALD JOURNAL PIONEER PROGRESS CENTENNIAL EDITION
Ti:	Preston and Franklin county, Idaho : the north gateway 
	to Cache Valley
Pub:	Preston, Idaho : The Herald-Journal Pioneer Progress
	 Centennial Edition
Desc:	[22] p. ; ill.; 30 X 42 cm.
Date:	[abt.1960]
Cont;	Idaho had its beginning at Franklin - Oneida Power Station...
	- Pioneers worked all day long, Beavers carried night shift 
	- Lorenzo H. Hatch recognized as a principle Cache Pioneer 
	- Interesting events followed Battle Creek victory 
	- A sad day at Battle Creek - Early facts from Weston History... 
	- Idaho had varied history before any settlers came.
Subj:	LORENZO H. HATCH
Subj:	FRANKILN, IDAHO
Subj:	PRESTON, IDAHO

Nq Box 6 fd 9
M.E.	University of Utah REVIEW, Vol. 16 no. 3
Ti:	A heartbeat heard 'round the world
Pub:	Salt Lake City, Utah : Universtiy of Utah, Dec/Jan 1982/83
Desc:	8 p. : ill. 29 X 41 cm.
Subj:	JARVIK
Subj:	DEVRIES
Subj:	BARNEY CLARK


Nq Box 6 fd 10
Ti:	The Logan LDS Temple : 100 years old, 1884-1984
Pub:	Logan : The Citizen, 1994
Desc:	20 p. : ill. Some col. ; 29 X 39 cm.
Note:	2 copies
Cont:	A brief history of the Logan Temple
Subj:	TEMPLES - LOGAN, UTAH

Nq Box 6 fd 11
Ti:	Utah Now
Pub:	Salt Lake City, Utah : Deseret News, The Salt Lake Tribune, 1990
Desc:	150 p. : ill. Some col. ; 30 X 35 cm.
Note:	Contains a wide range of information about Utah.
Subj:	UTAH

Nq Box 6 fd 12
Ti:	Old Ephraim re-creates mountain man days and ways
Pub:	Logan : The Citizen, 1983
Desc:	1 p. : ill. 37 X 57 cm.
Subj:	OLD EPHRIAM BUCKSKIN CLUB
Subj:	MOUNTAIN LIFE - LOGAN, UTAH

Nq Box 6 fd 13
M.E.	Cache Valley Centennial Edition
TI:	And with the law and order
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, 1956
Desc:	3 sections : ill. ; 41 X 58 cm
With: 	Northward in Cache Valley - Old Main and lighted 'A' 
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY - CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS

Nq Box 6 fd 14
M.E.	Cache Valley Centennial Edition
Ti:	From our beginning
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, 1956
Desc:	1 section : ill. 41 X 57 cm.
Note:	Celebrating the triumphs of a century of faith Cont:From 
	our beginning - Brigham Young exclaimed: 'This is the Place' 
	at seeing Great Salt Lake Area - Valley has been blessed 
	with good leaders - Wellsville wears honor of bing first 
	permanent settlement in Cache 
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY - CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS

Nq Box 6 fd 15
M.E.	Cache Valley Centennial Edition
Ti:	Some came before '56
Pub: 	Logan : The Herald Journal, 1956
Desc:	1 section : ill ; 41 X 57
Note:	Celebrating the triumphs of a century of faith
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY - CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS


Nq Box 6 fd 16
M.E.	PIONEER PROGRESS CENTENNIAL EDITION
Ti:	Build Firmly for the Future...
Pub:	[Logan] : The Herald-Journal
Desc:	[8] p. : ill. ; 42 X 57 cm.
Date:	[1956]
Note:	Picture: Lewiston's Amalgamated Sugar Co. - First Dam 
	in Logan Canyon - Girls' Home in Logan Canyon's spring 
	Hollow - Aerial photo of USU.
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY - CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS

Nq Box 6 fd 17
M.E.	PIONEER PROGRESS CENTENNIAL EDITION
Ti:	Practical as well as spiritual
Pub:	[Logan] : The Herald-Journal
Desc:	[12] p. : ill. ; 42 X 57 cm.
Date:	[1956]
Cont:	Pioneers wer expert craftsmen - Weston's Oldest (photo) 
	- Weston Band one of First - Cornish History Goes back 81 years 
	- Clarkston settlers battled heavy odds - DUP officers (photo) 
	- Hyde Park was settled in 1860 - William Hyde
	- History of Newton relates numerous early tribulations 
	- Benson Ward is good farming area - Lewiston has developed 
	into a rich agricultural area - Story of First Weston school 
	is told - Replica of early day fort - Richmond, one of first 
	settlements - Lewiston Third Ward school, 1990- Mary Bingham 
	is one of few pioneer survivors of Cache - Ancestor of Dairying 
	- First post office, mail service was established in 1874 
	- Amalga, Once known as 'Alto' has story back to 1870 
	- History of cove - Trenton History spans nearly 85 years 
	- Cache pioneer tells the story of her life.
Subj:	WESTON (UTAH)
Subj:	CORNISH (UTAH)
Subj:	CLARKSTON (UTAH)
Subj:	HYDE PARK (UTAH)
Subj:	NEWTON (UTAH)
Subj:	WILLIAM HYDE
Subj:	BENSON
Subj:	RICHMOND
Subj:	MARY BINGHAM
Subj:	AMALGA
Subj:	COVE
Subj:	TRENTON
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY - CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS

Nq Box 6 fd 18
M.E.	PIONEER PROGRESS CENTENNIAL EDITION
Ti:	That Freedom shall not perish...
Pub:	[Logan] : The Herald-Journal
Desc:	[12] p. : ill. ; 42 X 57 cm.
Date:	[1956]
Cont:	Tradition in Choral music (photo) - Early Logan Tabernacle 
	choir was known as an outstand musical organization 
	- There was 'high drama' in Cache Valley during those days
	- Pioneer recognized the value of dance in social life
	- Hyde Park in early days included some simple dugouts 
	- a fortress - Wildlife resources are big source of the 
	local income- Elk on tabernacle lawn (photo) - Main street 
	in Logan (photo,old) - Church far land was deeded to early 
	Logan college - Mayors of Logan City (photos) - History of 
	local telephones (photo) - Opera house in flames (photo) 
	- Thatcher Bank (photo) - Logging in the canyons (photo) 
	- Samuel Roskelley, Pioneer Cache Resident, Bishop for 
	18 years (photo).
Subj:	SAMUEL ROSKELLEY
Subj:	HYDE PARK (UTAH)
Subj:	LOGAN TABERNACLE CHOIR
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY - CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS


Nq Box 6 fd 19
M.E.	PIONEER PROGRESS CENTENNIAL EDITION
Ti:	Desire for improvement
Pub:	[Logan] : The Herald-Journal
Desc:	12 p. : ill., 42 X 57 cm.
Date:	[1965]
Cont:	Story of Hyrum is filled with the lore of early days 
	- Blacksmith Fork Canyon is beauty spot, recreation area 
	- Hyrum Pioneer was prominent writer of Hymns - Pionneer 
	Bishop of Hyrum - (photo of clock on main street) 
	- Wellsville was the first settlement...- Story of Paradise 
	- Millville was site of early industry - (photo of horse 
	drawn hearse) - Oneida Stake Academy and Bell's butcher 
	shop photos - William 	Maughan was leader of Wellsville 
	in Pioneer days - Drama photo of Cinderella, 1885) 
	- Mendon, one of first settlements - Wm. Budge of Providence 
	- One of the valley's early orchestras - Locally gathered 
	herbs were used in early medical treatments, Sister Burgess 
	from Providence was the midwife.- History of College Ward 
	area of 1855 settlement - Cache Cheese making industry (photo) 
	- Jim Bridger had a colorful life - Story of Hyrum canals 
	- Dairying in Cache Valley - Providence River Heights is a 
	choice residential area (photo of first church built) 
	- photo of Karl A. Knowallis, John A. Andersen and Bishop 
	Lehi Olsen.
Subj:	KARL A. KNOWALLIS
Subj:	JOHN A. ANDERSEN
Subj:	LEHI OLSEN
Subj:	HYRUM
Subj:	BLACKSMITH FORK CANYON
Subj:	WELLSVILLE
Subj:	WILLIAM MAUGHAN
Subj:	MENDON
Subj:	BURGESS
Subj:	COLLEGE WARD
Subj:	PROVIDENCE
Subj:	RIVER HEIGHTS
Subj:	WILLIAM BUDGE
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY - CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS

Nq Box 6 fd 20
M.E.	PIONEER PROGRESS CENTENNIAL EDITION
Ti:	For thine is the glory...
Pub:	Logan : The Herald - Journal, 1951
Desc:	3 sections : ill. ; 42 X 57 cm.
Cont:	Evans brought first thresher into Valley 
	(photo of Morgan S. Evans) - photos of the 'Sage Brush 
	Glee Club', Press room of the Logan Journal abt 1917, 
	and Off to War, 1917 in front of the Tabernacle on main 
	street - Aeriel Nash on his tractor - Cove woman relates 
	events identified with pioneer life - photo of Susanna 
	Preece Allen - Bear Lake Monster at the Great Salt Lake 
	- Mendon pioneer brought first steam Thresher to Utah 
	- Hyrum martial band, using old Nauvoo Bass Drum.. 
	- Mountain men once knew Laketown - photo of USU campus 
	very early - The Logan Temple _ Thatcher Opera house band 
	- First wagon Train entered Utah via Cache Valley,
	1841 - Photo of the Logan Tabernacle while there was still 
	a fence around it - front cover of this edition, full page 
	photo of wagon and woman with a baby etc. seagulls 
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY - CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS



Nq Box 6 fd 21
ME:	PIONEER PROGRESS CENTENNIAL EDITION
Ti:	For thine is the glory...
Pub:	Logan : The Herald - Journal, 1951
Desc:	1 section : ill. ; 42 X 57 cm.
Cont:	Dr. William E. Parkinson photo in a horse drawn buggy 
	- Hyrum City's three eldest women... - Cove's oldest, 
	Mrs. Susanna Preece Allen photo - Lucy S. Cardon, Logan 
	pioneer photo - photos of the old hospital - Hyrum power 
	plant - North Logan is community of good farms... 
	- History bases on information compiled by M.R. Hovey
	- William B. Preston was one of Logan's builders, photo 
	- St. John's Church has long history in Cache Vallely 
	- Marriner W. Merrill ... first president of the Logan 
	Temple - Logan Temple photo - The ranching period in Cache, 
	Highlights of Logan History - 1950 agricultural census 
	- Cache Valley agricultural picture... Photos of Logan 
	Temple now and then - Pioneers of 1859 declared 'This is 
	Good Enough' and Logan was settled - Logan had municipal 
	Birth Jan. 1866 - photo of main street when there was a 
	Brothers Drug store and The Hub; Lower picture is of the 
	old tithing office - Building of Logan Tabernacle began 
	in 1865, photos - Mr. & Mrs. A. George Raymond, photo 
	- Presbyterian, Episcopal, Catholic and Baptist Faiths 
	establish churches in Logan, photos - Captain [Stansbury] 
	was impressed with cache - Militia was organized for defense 
	- our early newspapers - LDS Church leadership in Cache Valley,
	photos of Ezra T. Benson, Peter Maughan, Moses Thatcher, 
	and William B. Preston - First hospital in Cache Valley 1903,photo.
Subj:	LOGAN, UTAH - HISTORY
Subj	CACHE VALLEY - CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS


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Nq Box 7 fd 1
M.E.:	NEWPAPER
Ti:	The Salt Lake Tribune : Centennial Extra!
Pub:	Salt Lake City, Utah : The Salt Lake Tribune
Desc:	14 p. : ill, some col. ; 35 x 62 cm.
Date:	Monday, January 1, 1996
Note:	Front pages of January 5, 1896 and January 7, 1896
Subj:	CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
Subj:	UTAH

Nq Box 7 fd 2
M.E.:	NEWPAPER
Ti:	The Deseret News : Utah Centennial, 1896-1996
Pub:	Salt Lake City, Utah : The Deseret News
Desc:	5 sections : ill, some color ; 35 x 62 cm.
Date:	Friday, January 5, 1996
Note:	State celebrates its turn of a century
Subj:	CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
Subj:	UTAH

Nq Box 7 fd 3
M.E.:	NEWPAPER
Ti:	The Herald Journal: Utah celebrates statehood
Pub:	Logan, Utah : The Herald Journal
Desc	2 sections : ill, some col. ; 35 x 62 cm.
Date:	Friday, January 5, 1996
Subj:	CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
Subj:	UTAH


Nq Box 7 fd 4
M.E.:	NEWSPAPER
Ti:	Cache : Statehood struggle
Pub:	Logan, Utah : The Herald Journal
Desc:	24 p. : ill. ; 29 x 35 cm.
Date:	January 5, 1996
Subj:	CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
Subj:	UTAH


Nq Box 7 fd 5
M.E.	CACHE NEWSPAPER
Pub:	Logan, Utah : The Herald Journal
Ti:	Investing in Lewiston
Desc:	5 p. : ill. ; 35 x 62 cm.
Date:	July 3, 1988
Note:	It has a home-owned bank, dozens of civic minded 
	volunteers, community pride and lots of room to grow, 
	and people are proud to be Investing in Lewiston


Nq Box 7 fd 6
Ti:	Harry Oliver's Desert Rat Scrap Book
Pub:	Thousand Palm California : Harry Oliver 
Desc:	1 folded page, 6 sides: 28 x 43 cm.
Date:	[1956]
Note:	Newspaper published four times a year, price 10 cents
Subj:	NEWSPAPER

Nq Box 7 fd 7
M.E.	NEWSPAPER
Ti:	Jewel of the Cache- Bloomington Canyon
Pub:	IN: The Hearld Journal, 1989
Desc:	1 p. : 36 x 58
Date:	1989
Note:	Northwest of Bear Lake and can be accessed by a good 
	dirt road running west from the town of Bloomington, Idaho
Subj:	BLOOMINGTON CANYON - IDAHO
Subj:	BLOOMINGTON LAKE - IDAHO

Nq Box 7 fd 8
M.E.	NEWSPAPER
Ti:	Testimony to the People
Pub:	IN: The Herald Journal, 1990
Desc:	1 p. : ill.35 x 58 cm.
Date:	1990
Note:	The Brigham City Tabernacle restoration, picture of the 
	organ and exterior ; received the 1989 Preservation Award 
	given by the Utah Heritage Foundation
Subj:	TABERNACLE - BRIGHAM CITY, UTAH
Subj:	HISTORIC BUILDINGS

Nq Box 7 fd 9
M.E.	NEWSPAPER
Ti:	Reclaiming Paradise: American Women Photography the Land
Pub:	IN: The Herald Journal, 1989
Desc:	2 p. Folded : ill. ; 35 x 29 cm.
Date:	1989
Note:	Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art exhibit, one photo of 
	the Lyric Theatre, 1936.
Subj:	LYRIC THEATRE - LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:	NORA ECCLES HARRISON MUSEUM OF ART


Nq Box 7 fd 10
M.E.	NEWSPAPER
Ti:	A town called Big Water
Pub:	IN: The Herald Journal, 1989
Desc:	1 p. : ill. ; 43 x 58 cm.
Date:	1989
Note:	The town is located by Glen Canyon Dam in Utah
Subj:	BIG WATER - UTAH
Subj:	HIGHWAY 89

Nq Box 7 fd 11
M.E.	NEWSPAPER
Ti:	Franklin's Legacy
Pub:	IN: The Herald Journal 1989
Desc:	2 p. Ill.; 35 cm.
Date:	1989
Note:	Franklin - an enduring legacy.Photo of Franklin's 
	first house
Subj:	FRANKLIN - IDAHO

Nq Box 7 fd 12
M.E.	NEWSPAPER
Ti:	Summerfest Art Faire
Pub:	IN: The Herald Journal, 1985
Desc:	6 p. Ill. ; 35 x 58 cm.
Date:	1985
Note:	How Summerfest began and the activities planned.
Subj:	SUMMERFEST ART FAIRE - LOGAN, UTAH

Nq Box 7 fd 13
M.E.	NEWSPAPER
Pub:	IN: The Herald Journal
fd 1:	Clarkston : life in the slow lane
Desc:	1 p. Ill. ; 38 x 58 cm.
Date:	1988
Subj:	R.J. BARSON
Subj:	CLARKSON, UTAH

Nq Box 7 fd 13
fd 2:Groundbreaking set for Clarkston amphitheatre
Desc:	1 p. : 15 x 25 cm.
Date:	
Subj:	CLARKSTON, UTAH
Subj:	CLARKSTON AMPHITHEATRE

Nq Box 7 fd 13
fd 3:	Burger Bar celebrates 30th birthday
Desc:	1 p. Ill. ; 23 x 31 cm.
Date:	[1989]
Note:	Located on U.S. 91 in Richmond, it opened in 1959
Subj:	RICHMOND, UTAH
Subj:	HELEN ROBINSON

Nq Box 7 fd 14
Title:Logan City Bond
Desc:	1 p. : 26 x 38 cm.
Date:	1932
Cont:	One page duplicated 24 times with coupons attached to 
	each page and many coupons separate.
Subj:	LIBRARIES - LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:	FINANCES - LOGAN, UTAH

Nq Box 7 fd 15
Title:[Bond Resolutions]
Desc:	22 x 36 cm.With two letters 81/2 x 11
Date:	1931 - 1933
Note:	One bond is for the Logan Electricic plant equipment; 
	one is 'to defray the current expenses and for general 
	corporate purposes for the current year 1931"
Cont:	Bond dated 18 Dec 1931; bonded 29 Sept. 1931; letter 
	dated January 8 1932 and one dated Sept 1933 plus a 
	misplaced page dated Feb 14, 1924.
Subj:	ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT - LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:	LAUREN W. GIBBS COMPANY
Subj:	FINANCES - LOGAN, UTAH

Nq Box 7 fd 16
Title: Resolution : list of claims allowed
Desc:	8 p. : 31 X 36 cm.
Date:	1973
Cont:	payroll account
Subj:	FINANCES- LOGAN, UTAH



Nq Box 7 fd 17
Title:Receipts for the month of November 1934
Desc:	1 p. : 26 X 41 cm.
Cont:	Water, Cemetery
Subj:	FINANCES - LOGAN, UTAH


Nq Box 7 fd 18
Title:'Logan Library Signage'
Desc: One 29 X 50 cm ; three 24 X 32 cm; one 29 cm. Letter 
	with envelope
Date:	1979
Cont:	Letter about making a large sign for the front of the 
	outside of the Library.The larger pieces are made of 
	heavy card or poster board and have drawings of signs.
Subj:	SIGNS AND SIGNBOARDS
Subj:	LIBRARIES - LOGAN CITY
Subj:	LARRY WINBORG
Subj:	JUDY MCMANN
Subj:	UNIQUE PRINTING SERVICE

Nq Box 7 fd 19
Title:Centennial Celebration : 1883 - 100 years - 
	1983 Cache County Courthouse
Desc:	1 poster 38 X 63 cm.
Date:	Saturday September 10
Note:	The poster advertises a program on the Courthouse 
	Grounds. There is a line drawing of the Courthouse.
Subj:	CITIES AND TOWNS - LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:	KENT POWELL
Subj:	LOGAN COMMUNITY BAND
Subj:	THE CACHE VALLEY CLOGGERS

Nq Box 7 fd 20
Ti:	Outdoors : Bearss to recommend landmark status
Desc:	1 p. : col. Ill. ; 27 x 36 cm.
Date:	August 11, 1989
Note:	Preston - Bear River-Battle Creek Association: 
	'the greatest loss of Indian life in the 
	settlement of the West.'



Nq Box 7 fd 21
Ti:: 	Early irrigators
Desc:	2 p. : ill. ; 28 x 34 cm.
Date:	(1989)
Note:	Dams built in Cache Valley, one with the help of the beaver.

Nq Box 7 fd 22
Ti:	Newton boasts oldest irrigation reservoir
	by A.J. Simmonds
Desc:	1 p. : col. Ill. ; 28 x 34 cm.
Date:	(1989)
Note:	Construction began March 30, 1871

Nq Box 7 fd 23
Ti: 	Amalga and Benson
Alt.Ti:Cache Valley's heartland
Desc:	5 p. : ill. Some col. ; 35 x 62 cm.
Date:	Sept 10, 1989
Note:	Big Cheese Country

Nq Box 7 fd 24
Ti:	Millville: at its finest
Desc:	4 p. : ill., : 35 x 62 cm.
Date:	August 20, 1989
Note:	Millville was started as a settlement by the LDS 
	Church in 1860

Nq Box 7 fd 25
Ti:	Whitney: celebrating 100 years at Whitney's Homecoming
By:	Robert Merrill
In:	The Herald Journal, June 18, 1989
Note:	photos by Sandra Watts
Subj:	WHITNEY, IDAHO
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY
Subj:	EZRA TAFT BENSON

Nq Box 7 fd 26
Ti:	Hyde Park : 'just a plain nice town'
By:	Shauna Van Orden
In:	The Herald Journal, June 11, 1989
Note:	Photos by Dan Miller
Subj:	HYDE PARK, UTAH
Subj:	CACHE COUNTY, UTAH

Nq Box 7 fd 27
Ti:	Smithfield has 'something extra'
By:	John J. Wise
In:	The Herald Journal, April 23 ,1989
Note:	Photos by Pete Schropp
Subj:	SMITHFIELD, UTAH
Subj:	CACHE COUNTY, UTAH

Nq Box 7 fd 28
Ti:	Richmond, more than meets the eye
By:	Pat McCutcheon
IN:	The Herald Journal, October 2, 1988
Note:	Photos by Timothy J. Gonzales
Subj:	RICHMOND, UTAH
Subj:	CACHE COUNTY, UTAH

Nq Box 7 fd 29
Ti:	Cache County/Logan City Fairgrounds
In:	The Herald Journal, August 31, 1988
Cont:	History of the Fair Grounds
Subj:	FAIRGROUNDS' LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:	CACHE COUNTY, UTAH
Subj:	HISTORY ' FAIRGROUNDS

Nq Box 7 fd 30
Ti:	Clarkston
By:	Kelly Langpap-Crosland
In:	The Herald Journal, April 2, 1989
Note:	Photos by Todd Crosland
Subj:	CLARKSTON, UTAH
Subj:	CACHE COUNTY, UTAH

Nq Box 7 fd 31
Ti:	Weston
By:	Robert Merrill
In:	The Herald Journal, August 31, 1988
Note:	Photos by Jim Johnson
Subj:	WESTON, UTAH
Subj:	CACHE COUNTY, UTAH

Nq Box 7 fd 32
Ti:	River Heights ' city in the middle
By:	Shaun McKinnon
In:	The Herald Journal, November 6 1988
Note:	Photos by Pete Schropp
Subj:	RIVER HEIGHTS, UTAH
Subj:	CACHE COUNTY

Nq Box 7 fd 33
Ti:	The Wasatch Corridor
By:	Lynnette Harris
In:	The Hearld Journal, Thursday, October 19, 1989
Note:	Photos by Dan Miller
Cont:	Mentions the newly renovated Salt Lake City and 
	County building
Subj:	HIGHWAY 89 ' UTAH
Subj:	OGDEN, UTAH
Subj:	SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH

Nq Box 7 fd 34
Ti:	Nibley
By:	Christene A. Helpingstine
In:	The Herlad Journal, November 19,1989
Note:	Photos by Pete Schropp
Cont:	Nibley, Utah 
Subj:	NIBLEY, UTAH
Subj:	CACHE COUNTY

Nq Box 7 fd 35
Ti:	Newton
In:	The Herald Journal, October 29, 1989
By:	Jim Valcarce
Note:	Photos by Dan Miller
Cont:	Where traditions live
Subj:	NEWTON' CACHE VALLEY

Nq Box 7 fd 36
Ti:	A Mountain of Grain
By:	Lynnette Harris
In:	The Herald Journal, September 9, 1990
Note:	Photos by Pete Schropp
Cont:	The Trenton Feed Co-op

Nq Box 7 fd 37
Ti:	The Stagestop's Here
By:	Cindy Yurth
In:	The Herald Journal, March 1, 1996
Cont:	The Theatre Company in Smithfield, they used to be 
	at Hampton's Ford
Subj:	THEATRE

Nq Box 7 fd 38
Ti:	'The Last Run' : the Utah Idaho Central Railroad
In:	The Herald Journal, Feb 7 1997
Cont:	Photos ' story of the train that began October 1914 
	and the last run was Feb. 15, 1947 in Cache Valley.
Subj:	UTAH IDAHO CENTRAL RAILROAD
Subj:	RAILROADS
Subj:	WELLSVILLE, UTAH

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NQ BOX 8

Nq Box 8 fd 1
M.E.	BRIDGERLAND
Ti:	Bridgerland : Yours to explore!
Al.Ti:	The Herald Journal's Visitors' Guide to Bridgerland
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, 1987
Desc:	36 p. : ill. ; 29 X 35 cm.
Cont:	Places to go...Things to see ; Recreation and relaxation ; 
	Calendar of Events
Subj:	TOURIST TRADE - CACHE VALLEY
Subj:	TOURIST TRADE -- UTAH.
Subj:	RECREATION -- UTAH.
Subj:	LOGAN (UTAH)

Nq Box 8 fd 2
M.E.	BRIDGERLAND
Ti:	Bridgerland : Growth, Cache Valley's changing face
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, 1994
Desc:	141 p. : ill. Some color ; 28 x 35 cm.
Note:	2 copies
Cont:	Intro ; Fort Collins ; Economy ; Social issues ; 
	Environment ; Future
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY - HISTORY
Subj:	ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Nq Box 8 fd 3
M.E.	BRIDGERLAND
Ti:	Bridgerland : Recreationaland
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, 1983
Desc:	32 p. : ill. ; 29 X 35 cm.
Cont:	Logan's historic homes -- rock climbing in Logan Canyon 
	-- a birder's paradise; Golden Spike fest is annual event 
	--Idaho refuges are a bird's paradise 
	-- University of the Wilderness
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY - HISTORY
Subj:	NATURAL HISTORY -- IDAHO.
Subj:	RECREATION -- IDAHO.
Subj:	RECREATION -- UTAH.

Nq Box 8 fd 4
M.E.	BRIDGERLAND
Ti:	Bridgerland : Bear Lake , about the place and its people
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, 1981
Desc:	32 p. : ill. ; 29 X 35 cm.
Cont:	Peg Leg Smith ; Ren Hemmert ; Ivan Hildt, photo ; 
	raspberries ; Fern Pope, photo; Don Erickson, photo, 
	fisherman ; Pearlina Alley, photo
Subj:	GARDEN CITY (UTAH)
Subj:	LAKETOWN (UTAH)
Subj:	FISH HAVEN (IDAHO)
Subj:	BEAR LAKE - RECREATION

Nq Box 8 fd 5
M.E.	BRIDGERLAND
Ti:	Bridgerland : Sowing the seeds of our future
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, 1988
Desc:	108 p. : ill. 28 X 34 cm.
Note:	2 copies
Cont:	High Tech Valley ; Cache Valley's early industries ; 
	Environment ; Downtown ; Dairy Center ; Utah State 
	University, 1888-1988 ; Tourism is big business ; 
	Globesat pioneer in small satellite field ; Bear Lake economy.
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY 

Nq Box 8 fd 6
M.E.	BRIDGERLAND
Ti:	Bridgerland : Medical Care: issue of the '90s
Desc:	102 p. : ill. ;28 X 34 cm.
Cont:	Women doctors ; medical ethics ; emergency room; 
	medicare; malpractice ; technology ; health care costs ; 
	exercise of elderly home health care
Subj:	HEALTH
Subj:	MEDICINE - CACHE VALLEY

Nq Box 8 fd 7
M.E.	BRIDGERLAND
Ti:	Bridgerland : water: a precious resource
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, 1989
Desc:	110 p. : ill. Some color ; 28 X 34 cm.
Note:	2 copies
Cont:	Controlling the water ; Cache Vallye's wetlands ;
	Polluting valley waters ; Giardia protozoan spreading ; 
	Newton boasts oldest irrigation reservoir ; 
	Utah water beliefs and traditions ; The lore of Bear Lake ; 
	Irrigation ; Logan improves sewer system ; Water witches ; 
	Bear River basin, photos ; Lake Bonneville sculpted Cache 
	Valley landscape
Subj:	WATER - CACHE VALLEY

Nq Box 8 fd 8
M.E.	BRIDGERLAND
Ti:	Bridgerland : one hundred things to love
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, 1996
Desc:	130 p. : ill. Some color ; 28 x 34 cm.
Note:	 2 copies
Cont:	Fans of the game show ; Karl C. Schaub, Architect ; 
	Holsteins ; Beaver Mountain Ski areas ; Utah Festival 
	Opera Company ; The Temple ; the Ice Rink ; Cutler 
	Reservoir ; Gossner cheese ; Retrix dance club ; 
	White Owl ; Old Ephriam's Grave ; Martin Harris 
	Pageant ; Hardware Ranch, elk ; The Lyric ; Pumkin 
	Walk ; Birds if prey ; Jardine Juniper ; Jensen Farm ; 
	Auction ; Center Street Bed & Breakfast ; First Dam ; 
	the Bluebird ; Barn with Dr. Pierce's tonic; 
	Restoring the Ellen Eccles Theatre ; 
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY

Nq Box 8 fd 9
M.E.	BRIDGERLAND
Ti:	Bridgerland : Hidden Treasures
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, 1991
Desc:	94 p. : ill., some color ;28 x 34 cm.
Cont:	Spotlights special people in the community
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY

Nq Box 8 fd 10
M.E.	BRIDGERLAND 
Ti:	The future of Bridgerland
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, 1990
Desc:	110 p. : ill. ; 28 x 35 cm.
Cont:	Growth, Government, Culture and Business
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY

Nq Box 8 fd 11
M.E.	BRIDGERLAND
Ti:	Bridgerland : 1896-1996 : the first 100 years.
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, March 26, 1995
Desc:	126 p. : ill. ; 34 X 28 cm.
Note:	2 copies
Cont:	Statehood -- Effects -- Environment -- Marketing 
	-- Struggle -- Paperwork -- Timeline -- Costs 
	-- Politics -- Social -- Boom town -- Founders 
	-- Laws -- Police -- Outlaws -- Captive -- Transportation 
	-- University -- Schools -- Home history -- Cultural heritage 
	--Old buildings -- Good sports -- Agriculture --Weather 
	-- Communication -- Newspapers -- Health care -- Business 
	-- Day in the life -- St. John's -- Indian land -- Small towns 
	-- Place names -- Planning -- Things lost.
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY (UTAH AND IDAHO)
Subj:	SIMMONDS, A.J.
Subj:	BODILY, NANCY.
Subj:	BEAR RIVER MASSACRE.
Subj:	RANgELANDS.
Subj:	RANgELAND MANAGEMENT.
Subj:	TRANSPORTATION -- UTAH.
Subj:	UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY -- HISTORY.
Subj:	WELLSVILLE (UTAH)
Subj:	SORENSON, GERRY.
Subj:	SORENSON, BRAD.
Subj:	LA PLATA (UTAH)
Subj:	BENNETT, FRED (MARSHAL)
Subj:	DRAKULICH, ELI.
Subj:	WEIBEL, MICHAEL.
Subj:	NORTHERN LIGHT (LOGAN)
Subj:	EDWARDS FURNITURE -- HISTORY.
Subj:	ANDERSON LUMBER COMPANY -- HISTORY.
Subj:	WILKINSON OFFICE SUPPLY -- HISTORY.
Subj:	FORESTS AND FORESTRY -- LOGAN.
Subj:	UDALL, IDA HUNT.
Subj:	SPALDINg, FRANKLIN SPENCER (BISHOP)
Subj:	ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Subj:	JONES, THE REV. PAUL.
Subj:	JOHNSON, THE REV. DONALD K.
Subj:	BARRETT, ADELAIDE COCHRAN.


Nq Box 8 fd 12
M.E.	BRIDGERLAND
Ti:	Bridgerland Travel
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, 1988
Desc:	32 p. : ill. ; 29 x 35 cm.
Note:	2 copies
Cont:	Places to go things to see, Recreation and relaxation, 
	Calendar of Events
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY
Subj:	TOURIST TRADE - CACHE VALLEY

Nq Box 8 fd 13
M.E.	BRIDGERLAND
Ti:	Bridgerland Travel
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, 1991
Desc:	20 p. : ill. ; 29 x 35 cm.
Cont:	Places to go, things to see, Recreation and relaxation, 
	Calendar of Events
Subj: 	CACHE VALLEY
Subj:	TOURIST TRADE - CACHE VALLEY



Nq Box 8 fd 14
M.E.	BRIDGERLAND
Ti:	'One day in Bridgerland'
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, 1997
Desc:	p. : 29 x 35 cm.
Date:	March 30, 1997
Cont:	Logan's water - a small town mayor - agriculture 
	preservation - high school girl athletes - realtor- 
	Brandon Stephens - firefighters - Evan Olson - day 
	care provider - emergency room - growth and zoning - 
	Mayor Darla Clark - Class of 2000 - single mothers - 
	Hispanics in Bridgerland - downtown Logan - waitress - 
	USU - U.S. Highway 89-91 - Sunshine Terrace - Space 
	Dynamics lab - rancher - international family - Icon - 
	the arts - Dale Mildenberger - Logan recreational center - 
	Logan police - public lands - custodian - LDS bishops - 
	E.A. Miller - Canyon snow plower - the Bear River - 
	Inside the HJ's effort.

Nq Box 8 fd 15
M.E.	BRIDGERLAND
Ti:	'Portraits in Time'
Pub:	Logan : The Herald Journal, 1997
Desc:	70 p. : 29 x 35 cm.
Date:	August 1997
Note:	Notes from Cache Valleys pioneer past.
Note: Cover picture by Larry Winborg entitled: Logan Temple.
Cont:	Lessons of History: scholar looks at Cache Valley's past 
	- James Sherlock Cantwell - Louisa Green Richards - The Shoshones 
	- C.M. Goldsberry - Robert Sweeten - Jane Molens 
	- Family History Center - Historical markers 
	- Andrew Israelsen - DUP museum - Polly M. Packer 
	- C.V. Historical Society - Nettie Ann Wood -
	Treasure-Trove fro local historians - William Dorris Hendricks 
	- Henry Ballard - 'Treats' to satiate a pioneer appetite
	- Joseph S. Allen -

Nq Box 8 fd 16
Ti:     Cache Valley's Everyday People
Pub:    Logan : Herald Journal, Bridgerland Edition, 1999
Date:	March 28, 1999
Desc:	82 p. ill: some color.  28 x 34 cm.
Cont: 	Spotlights 30 people who live in Cache Valley all by different authors.
Subj:	Bridgerland
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY

Nq Box 8 fd 17
Ti:		In Our Town
Pub:     Logan : Herald Journal, Bridgerland Edition, 2002
Date:	March 31, 2002
Desc:	p. : ill : some color.  28 x 34 cm.
Cont:	A year of valley traditions, gatherings, celebrations and rites.
Subj:	Bridgerland
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY


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NQ BOX 9

Nq Box 9 fd 1
M.E.	CITY OF LOGAN
Ti:	[banner]
Desc:	196 X 324 cm. Made of white nylon with logo of 
	blue and gold
Note:	The logo is a circle and within it are the Old Main 
	tower and the Logan Temple.
Subj:	CITIES AND TOWNS - LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:	BANNERS

Nq Box 9 fd 2
M.E.	CITY OF LOGAN
Ti:	[Note Cards]
Desc:	ten 13 X 18 cm. 
Note:	Note paper, one side is fringed, the Logan Logo is 
         encased in a square ; the color of the ink is light blue, 
         the paper is parchment
Subj:	CITIES AND TOWNS - LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:	WRITING - MATERIALS AND INSTRUMENTS

Nq Box 9 fd 3
M.E.	CITY OF LOGAN
Ti:	[Logan City Light and Power Dept.]
Desc:	1 25 X 11
Note:	envelope : white with blue ink ; the logo says 
	'keeping current is our business'
Subj:	CITIES AND TOWNS - LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:	WRITING - MATERIALS AND INSTRUMENTS

Nq Box 9 fd 4
M.E.	CITY OF LOGAN
Ti:	City of Logan
Desc:	1 p. : 28 cm.
Note:	Logo says City of Logan, finest on the continent ; 
	navy blue ink on white paper ; mayor Fjeldsted and 
	address with the logo in upper left hand corner.
Subj:	CITIES AND TOWNS - LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:	WRITING - MATERIALS AND INSTRUMENTS
Subj:	RUSSELL F. FJELDSTED

Nq Box 9 fd 5
M.E.	CITY OF LOGAN
Ti:	City of Logan
Desc:	1 p. : 28 cm.
Note:	The address is in the top middle with the logo large in 
	the center of the page as a watermark.  A line border 
	enclosed it all.Blue ink on white paper.
Subj:	CITIES AND TOWNS - LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:	WRITING - MATERIALS AND INSTRUMENTS

Nq Box 9 fd 6
M.E	CITY OF LOGAN
Ti:	Purchase order
Desc:	3 p. : 28 cm.
Note:	Navy blue ink and light blue ink on white paper, tractor 
	feed holes on the sides, logo in the upper left corner, 
	yellow carbon underneath.
Subj:	CITIES AND TOWNS - LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:	WRITING - MATERIALS AND INSTRUMENTS
Subj:	BUSINESS - FORMS

Nq Box 9 fd 7
M.E.	CITY OF LOGAN
Ti:	This is your business license
Desc:	1 leaf : 18 X 24 cm.
Date: 	198'
Note:	The logo says City of Logan: 1866; finest on the continent 
	and has the Logan LDSTemple in front of USU Old Main...
Cont:	Two blank licenses numbers 005633 and 005634
Subj:	CITIES AND TOWNS - LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:	BUSINESS - FORMS


Nq Box 9 fd 8
M.E.	CITY OF LOGAN
Ti:	Wallace CIM Mailer
Desc:	1 leaf : 16 x 28 cm.
Note:	The logo is on the back in light blue; says: 
	City of Logan, 1866, finest on the continent
Cont:	This is an envelope with the P.O. Box for Logan City.
	On the sides are the holes for a tractor feed printer.
Subj:	CITIES AND TOWNS - LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:	BUSINESS - FORMS

Nq Box 9 fd 9
M.E.	CITY OF LOGAN
Ti:	[letterhead paper]
Desc:	1 leaf : 28 cm.
Note:	The logo is in the upper left hand corner,round in 
	dark blue ink; has the LDS Temple in front of the USU 
	OLD Main building.
Subj:	CITIES AND TOWNS - LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:	BUSINESS - FORMS


Nq Box 9 fd 10
M.E.	CITY OF LOGAN
Ti:	Logo
Desc:	1 leaf : 28 cm.
Note:	The logo is pasted to a regular sheet of paper.
	It has the LDS Temple in front of USU Old Main building.
Subj:	CITIES AND TOWNS - LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:	BUSINESS - FORMS


Nq Box 9 fd 11
M.E.	CITY OF LOGAN
Ti:	Logo
Desc:	4 cm.
Note:	Black ink, logo of LDS Temple and OLD Main
Subj:	CITIES AND TOWNS - LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:	BUSINESS - FORMS


Nq Box 9 fd 12
M.E	CITY OF LOGAN
Ti:	City of Logan, LOGO
Desc:	4 cm.
Note:	part of a ream of paper with computer tractor holes, 
	the logo is in the upper left hand corner as part 
	of the letterhead.
Subj:	CITIES AND TOWNS - LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:	BUSINESS - FORMS


Nq Box 9 fd 13
M.E.	CITY OF LOGAN
Ti:	[note cards]
Desc:	13 x 19 cm. Logo: 4 cm.
Note:	The note cards are cream colored with the logo in 
	light blue; logo of LDS Temple and OLD Main.
Subj:	CITIES AND TOWNS - LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:	BUSINESS - FORMS


Nq Box 9 fd 14
M.E.	CITY OF LOGAN
Ti:	Check stubs
Desc:	18 x 25 cm.
Note:	Part of a ream of paper with green ink, the logo is in 
	the center of the checks, 6 cm.Logo has the LDS Temple 
	and Old Main.
Subj:	CITIES AND TOWNS - LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:	BUSINESS - FORMS


Nq Box 9 fd 15
M.E.	CITY OF LOGAN
Ti:	[Note card envelopes]
Desc:	10 x 14 cm.
Note;	The logo is in the upper left hand corner, 2 cm. In light 
	blue ink.It is of the LDS Temple and OLD Main.
Subj:	CITIES AND TOWNS - LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:	BUSINESS - FORMS


Nq Box 9 fd 16
M.E.	CITY OF LOGAN
Ti:	[Check Stubs]
Desc:	18 x 24 cm.
Note:	Blank checks, blue ink, the logo is 6 cm. And has the LDS 
	Temple and OLD Main
Subj:	CITIES AND TOWNS - LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:	BUSINESS - FORMS


Nq Box 9 fd 17
M.E.	CITY OF LOGAN
Ti:	Eva Nelson's artwork on city logo
Desc:	37 x 44 cm.The overall size, many smaller sizes.
Date:	199'
Note:	The Logo says: City of Logan, 1866,Utah quality of life 
	and progress and has the USU Old Main behind the view of 
	Logan City offices from the West.
Cont:	9 pictures of various sizes containing the logo, some in color.
Subj:	CITIES AND TOWNS - LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:	LOGO
Subj:	EVA NELSON


Nq Box 9 fd 18
M.E.	CITY OF LOGAN
Ti:	Alternate logo type
Desc:	2 pictures ; 27 x 30 cm. 
Date:	199'
Note:	Art work for a new logo for Logan City 
Subj:	CITIES AND TOWNS - LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:	WINBORG

Nq Box 9 fd 19
M.E.	CITY OF LOGAN
Ti:	Logo
Desc:	26 x 38 cm.
Date:	199'
Cont:	Orange and yellow paper with negatives of business forms 
	with logo for Logan City.
	Also a business card.
Subj:	CITIES AND TOWNS - LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:	BUSINESS - FORMS
Subj:	WATKINS PRINTING

Nq Box 9 fd 20
M.E.	CITY OF LOGAN
Ti:	Logo
Desc:	5 Negatives 12 cm.
Note:	The logo is of the LDS Temple with Old Main behind it
Subj:	CITIES AND TOWNS - LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:	BUSINESS 

Nq Box 9 fd 21
M.E.	CITY OF LOGAN
Ti:	Corporate Seal
Desc:	1 strip : 28 cm.
Note:	four imprints of the Corporate Seal of Logan City, Utah
Subj:	CITIES AND TOWNS - LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:	BUSINESS

Nq Box 9 fd 22
Ti:	Seal of the City of Logan, Utah 
Au:	Eva Ingold Nelson
Date:	Late 1990's
Desc:	41 X 50 cm. White artists board.
Note:	Drawing of the Seal of Logan.  It is a circle with a gold braid around the 
outside, then a blue circle with the writing: "City of Logan Utah Crown 
Jewel of the State" in white letters.  Also in the blue circle are 5 gold 
stars on each side.  In the center is a crouching Eagle with wings 
encircling the shield it rests on.  The Shield has a golden beehive on it 
with the date "1866" in white lettering under the beehive.
Subj:	CITY OF LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:	SEAL OF THE CITY OF LOGAN

Nq Box 9 fd 23
Ti:	Utah Centennial Banner
Date:	[1996]
Desc:	75 X 92 cm. Made of a polyester material. It has a blue background with 
a gold boarder at the bottom with the words, "Spirit of Utah" in blue on 
it.  In the center is an elongated white circle with, "UTAH" in gold 
letters on the blue background.  Under the word, "UTAH" The Wastach 
Mountains are drawn in white with a covered wagon on one side and the 
Salt Lake City skyscape on the other.  Under the mountains is the word, 
"Centennial" and "1896-1996" in gold with blue lettering.
Subj:	UTAH
Subj:	CELEBRATIONS, UTAH
Subj:	UTAH CENTENNIAL

Nq Box 9 fd 24
Title:  [Official envelope of the City of Logan ]
Date: 2004
Desc:  The City of Logan Logo and return address are in the upper left hand corner.  The Logo
says: "City of Logan, Utah" and "Quality of Life and Progress".
Subj:	CITY OF LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:	SEAL OF THE CITY OF LOGAN
Subj:    Municipal Government



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NQ BOX 10

Nq Box 10 fd 1
M.E.	SESQUICENTENNIAL
Ti:	Wagon train rolls on in
In:	Deseret News ; Hearld Journal
Date:	Wednesday,July, 24, 1997 July 23, 1997--
	July 22, 1997--July 21-22, 1997
Note:	Many news pages from different newspapers are in 
	this file.
Cont:	Thousands welcome trekkers emerging from Emigration Canyon 
	-- wagon trail route map--photo --Black slaves were 
	among earliest pioneers in Utah--Huge cake to help S.L. 
	mark 150th--S.L. leaders host party Wednesday--
	So near: a mishap on the trail--On this date--
	Pioneer progress: daily progress of the Sesquicentennial 
	Mormon Trail Wagon Train.--This is the Place is the 
	place to celebrate arrival--Monumental book tells Utah's 
	history--A Patchwork of Pioneer Values--Play depicts 
	a night in life of Eliza Snow--Locals participate in 
	historic wagon trek--Utahns take pride in Service 
	(Mayor Darla Clark and Governor Mike Leavitt) --
	Thanks...in deeds: a dedication of service to our 
	pioneer heritage--Pioneer Day: Partying all over 
	the place(Logan Parade) --Sesquicentennial kickoff 
	(Logan, members of the American Legion Post 58 flag raising)
	--A legacy of service : all over the world, Latter-day 
	Saints celebrated the Mormon pioneer sesquicentennial by 
	scrubbing, sanding, and painting their towns (Logan)--
	Pony Express (Richmond mail delivered on horseback)--
	Historic Franklin home may soon get new home--Salt Lake 
	Celebration (city celebration with a 12 foot by 16 foot cake)
	--You've caught the imagination of all of us (Wagon train at 
	This is the Place Monument)--City of Logan schedule of 
	events for Pioneer day celebration July 24, 1997--Right 
	time, right place: Wagon train arrives on schedule in Salt 
	Lake after emotional final leg--
Subj:	WAGON TRAIN -- UTAH
Subj:	SESQUICENTENNIAL 
Subj:	THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS

Nq Box 10 fd 2
M.E.	SESQUICENTENNIAL
Ti:	Wagon Train
In:	Standard-Examiner ; Deseret News
Cont:	50,000 in Ogden applaud wagon train trekkers--This is 
	the Place : entering Utah's second 150 years--Leaving 
	a trail of awareness : Sesquicentennial trek opens many 
	eyes to Mormons and their history--Thousands cheer 
	modern-day pioneers--Arrival brings special meaning 
	to Thursday holiday--Trekkers relish the moment;: 
	'It means a lot to be here"--Oxbow Wagon Train 
	Schedule--Wagons roll into Salt Lake Valley--
	Those who perished along the way (float for Rebecca 
	Winters)--Big finish for pioneer celebration--
	.Garden rites cap pioneer celebration--Once in a 
	lifetime pioneer parade--Sights, sounds of the Days 
	of '47 --Great Salt Lake City--Hearts as light 
	as S.L.'s cake is sweet--Congress pauses for speeches 
	on pioneers--1947 royalty reminisce on pioneer 
	centennial--Westering women--Pioneers planted 
	late, harvested little, and almost starved to death
	--Days of '47 Parade: new S.L. path--What will 
	be your lasting memory/impression of the Mormon Trail 
	Wagon Train'--Idaho is also the place for parties, 
	parades celebrating the pioneers--Montanans planning 
	their own pioneer trek--Historic day for society 
	(Four Peak Dancers and fire engine restored) 
Subj:	WAGON TRAIN -- UTAH
Subj:	SESQUICENTENNIAL 
Subj:	THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS

Nq Box 10 fd 3
M.E. 	SESQUICENTENNIAL
Ti:	News Articles
In:	The Salt Lake Tribune, 
Cont:	Retracing the trail--LDS President dedicates park 
	to honor pioneers climb--Retracing the trail : the 
	sesquicentennial re-enactment of the 1847 Mormon trek
	-- The Mormon's Trail of Hope by Gordon B.Hinckley
	in the Wall Street Journal--Hallelujah: for trekkers, 
	Valley a sight for sore feet--Tears of Triumph--
	This is the place, Wahoo!--Pioneer party to make a 
	stop at city hall--For some, Sesquicentennial is a 
	piece of cake--Pioneer-Day activities are planned 
	statewide--The Mormon Trail wagon train, 150 years 
	thanks those who donated funds, equipment, services 
	and support--The Dream Of Zion: Is Brigham's 
	vision being realized today'--A holiday, no matter 
	your heritage : Salt Lake residents gather for a taste 
	of tribal culture--Hinckley Turns the sod for giant 
	hall--Pioneer trekkers bring the days of '47 to life
	--The Days of '47 Parade--For one rider, end of 
	trail is beginning of new life : trail rider baptized 
	into LDS Church-- Days of '47 committee unveils 
	display to honor award recipients--LDS in Vermont 
	re=enacting trek.
Subj:	WAGON TRAIN -- UTAH
Subj:	SESQUICENTENNIAL 
Subj:	THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS


Nq Box 10 fd 4
M.E.	MAP
Ti:	The New World, 1600
By:	Gabriel Tattonand engraved by Benjamin Wright
Pub:	American Heritage :Switzerland
Note:	 A copy from the original in the notable American 
	collection of Thomas W. Streeter, Morristown, N.J. .
Cont:	The map depicts "just about everything that had been 
	recorded about the lower half of North America in the 
	108 years since Columbus".
Subj;	MAP
Subj:	THE AMERICAS
Subj:	GABRIEL TATTON
Subj:	BENJAMIN WRIGHT

Nq Box 10 fd 5
M.E.	MAP
Ti:	New France - 1745
By:	Reiner Ottens
Pub:	American Heritage : Switzerland
Note:	Reproduced by American Heritage from an original copy 
	in its own collection.
Cont:	The French empire in North America IN 1745.
Subj:	FRANCE
Subj:	REINER OTTENS
Subj:	MAP

Nq Box 10 fd 6
Ti:	The Park City Mining Story and Mining in Utah
In:	The Deseret News, 1997
Date:	1997
Desc:	12 p. : 33 cm.
Cont:	The History--Mining Millionaires--Miner's Ghost 
	stories--Mining In Utah-- Classroom activities--
	From Mountains to Metals: the story of Rocks, minerals 
	and the mining industry--Why do we need minerals'--
	From the mine to your school--What's to Come'--
	Mine Safety.
Subj:	NATIONAL ENERGY FOUNDATION : RESOURCES OF EDUCATION
Subj:	UTAH MINING ASSOCIATION
Subj:	MINING--UTAH

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Ti:	Preserving heritage
In:	Outdoors, The Herald Journal
Date:	July 25, 1997
Cont:	Pictographs in Horseshoe Canyon, The Redd Ranch
Subj:	PICTOGRAPHS
Subj:	THE REDD RANCH


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M.E.	SESQUICENTENNIAL
In:	Northern Utah, Deseret News, Herald Journal
Note:	Many photos.
Cont:	Pioneer re-enactment still on the steady path--Pioneer 
	wagons keep on rollin',: Henefer welcomes trekkers with 
	cold drinks, food--Circling the Wagons and, er, t
	railers : modern-day conveniences blessing for weary 
	trekkers--Days of '97 : Sesquicentennial bringing 
	Church unprecedented national attention--Lds Church
	Basks in Glow--Service Day Melds People and Projects
	--Trail gives test and testimony to faith--S.L. to 
	trhwo festive 150th Birthday bash with huge cake--
	Benteen in Utah--Wagons ho!--Big Mountain a big 
	test for wagon train--Keept those wagons rolling
	--The right place - maybe--A pilgrimage of faith
	--Is this the place' : wagon train may or may not be 
	in Utah--Church gears up for service day : volunteerism 
	alive and well in Cache--On the trail--Right time, 
	right place--You've caught the imagination of all of us
	--Pioneer Day events in Cache Valley --Pony express : 
	...delivers mail on her route--Salt Lake Celebration
	--Sesquicentennial kickoff--A legacy of Service--
	What's so special about the pioneers'--Partying all 
	over the place: sesquicentennial celebration peaks--
	Lighting up Logan--Home stretch to Utah: wagons 
	roll into state with stories to tell--Come, come ye 
	saints, no toil nor labor fear-- Blazing a trail through 
	all that traffic and spectators.
Cont:	Utah Festival Opera--Historic Franklin home may soon get new home.
Subj:	WAGON TRAIN -- UTAH
Subj:	SESQUICENTENNIAL 
Subj:	THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS

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M.E.	SESQUICENTENNIAL
Ti:	Pioneers
In:	Deseret News, Herald Journal.
Cont:	Comparison of trail in 1847 and 1997--Pioneer Families: 
	early settlers carved road to Moab--Pioneers 1st S.L. 
	Camp remembered with a new park--Smith's marathon-
	induced pain nothing compared to his grandpa's trek--
	Activiteis to hail arrival of pioneers--Wagon train 
	schedule-- Ogden traces roots to Belnaps-- 
Subj:	WAGON TRAIN -- UTAH
Subj:	SESQUICENTENNIAL 
Subj:	THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS


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Ti:	From New York to Salt Lake.
In:	Desert News
Date:	July 13, 1997
Cont:	An exhibition at the New York Historical Society through 
	Sept 14 commemorates the 150th anniversary of this famous trek...
Subj:	SESQUICENTENNIAL 
Subj:	THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS
Subj:	NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY

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M.E. 	SESQUICENTENNIAL
Ti:	LDS Plan 3 million hours of service in one day
By:	Cala Byram
In:	Deseret News
Cont:	Sat July 19, 1997 day of service
Subj:	SESQUICENTENNIAL 
Subj:	THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS

Nq Box 10 fd 12
M.E.	SESQUICENTENNIAL
Ti:	Pioneer Memorial in Mendon
In:	Bridgerland of the Herald Journal ; Cache Citizen and the 
	Ogden Standard-Examiner
Note:	Photos. A bronze statue created by Mendon's own sculptor 
	Bill L. Hill was placed in the park made for it and dedicated 
	by Elder Russell M. Ballard.Two of the statues were cast in 
	bronze, one for the beginning of the trail in Iowa called 
	the "Exodus Edition" and the Cache Valley bronze called the 
	"Arrival Edition."The statue is of a family at prayer.
Cont:	Happily miserable: wet weather doesn't dampen spirits at 
	Mendon dedication-- Faith inspires pioneer memorial-- 
	A tribute to pioneers.
Subj:	MENDON, UTAH
Subj:	PIONEERS
Subj:	CELEBRATION-- UTAH

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M.E.	SESQUICENTENNIAL
Ti:	Wagon Train
In:	Deseret News, Cache Citizen,Herald Journal.
Cont:	'97 trekkers meet Jim Bridger--D.C. exhibit honors 
	Mormon pioneers--Last out - First Home: late starting 
	trekkers beat wagons to S.L.--On a wheel and a prayer: 
	wagons roll toward Utah--Celebrating 150 years of 
	"the right place"--3 receive minor injuries in wagon 
	train mishap--Sesquicentennial flag to fly--Wagon 
	train crosses into Utah- or close to it--LDS official 
	dedicates pioneer park--Utahns eager to trek to wagon 
	train sites--When in Rome, do as the Mormon pioneers 
	did--Making of a folk hero--Mendon Park dedicated 
Subj:	WAGON TRAIN -- UTAH
Subj:	SESQUICENTENNIAL 
Subj:	THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS

Nq Box 10 fd 14
M.E. 	SESQUICENTENNIAL
Ti:	Saints Alive : Cache Valley's Larry Winborg pays homage 
	to heroes.
By:	Mike Ingraham
In:	Focus in the Herald Journal
Cont:	Article about the artist who is painting and sculputuring 
	pioneer heritage subjects.
Subj:	LARRY WINBORG
Subj:	HYDE PARK, UTAH
Subj:	PIONEERS
Subj:	ART


Nq Box 10 fd 15
M.E.	SESQUICENTENNIAL
Ti:	Wagon train and celebration
In:	Deseret News, Herald Journla
Cont:	--Remembering the Trail of Hope--Days of '47 art show 
	rides into Fairpark stating Saturday--Big cake for SLC's 
	big 150th birthday--Hyde Park to honor pioneers--Wagon 
	train left in dust by handcart--'Remembering' is essence of 
	wagon train--Steep uphill, downhill lies ahead as wagon train
	nears trail's end--Pioneer jubilees, miles of beauty and 
	glory; a centennial caravan--Much parading in honor of Utah's 
	pioneers--Horse and youth parades enliven the streets of S.L.
	--A rundown of holiday bashes all over Utah-- Faith - and 
	family - in every footstep--Horses and children parade 
	through S.L. in days of '47 festivities--A pleasant 20 
	minutes on the 'pioneer trail'.
Subj:	WAGON TRAIN -- UTAH
Subj:	SESQUICENTENNIAL 
Subj:	THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS


Nq Box 10 fd 16
Ti:	Intermountain Memories
Au:	Cindy Yurth
In:	The Herald Journal, may 30 1997
Cont:	
Subj:	INTERMOUNTAIN INTER-TRIBAL SCHOOL
Subj:	SCHOOL  --  BRIGHAM CITY , UTAH
Subj:	ROSE CURLEY
Subj:	IRENE JONES
Subj:	GEORGE BOYCE

Nq Box 10 fd 17
Ti:	Wagon Train
In:	Deseret News, Salt Lake Tribune, Herald Journal
Cont:	Unlike original, wagon train will get hero's welcome   
	--   5 wagons ferry across Green River   --   
	ON THE MORMON PIONEER TRAIL :	 A variety of 
	substances come forth from the Good Earth, Pioneers 
	find, Re-Enactment Trek   --   ON THE MORMON PIONEER 
	TRAIL : Woodruff Fly-fishes the Bear River ; an ill 
	Brigham Young stays behind  ; Re-Enactment Trek.
Subj:	BRIGHAM YOUNG
Subj:	WAGON TRAIN
Subj:	MORMON PIONEERS

Nq Box 10 fd 18
Ti:	A Decade of Literacy
Au:	Mike Ingraham
In:	The Herald Journal, July 9, 1997
Cont:	History of the literacy program in Logan   
	--   students focus on reading.
Subj:	HOLLY WESTON
Subj:	BRIDGERLAND LITERACY
Subj:	LOGAN LIBRARY
Subj:	RICHMOND LIBRARY

Nq Box 10 fd 19
Ti:	Utah Festival Opera
Au:	William S. Goodfellow
In:	The Herald Journal, July 13, 1997
	Also, July 11, 1997
Cont:	Tosca   --   The Merry Widow   --   Greenwillow
Subj:	ELLEN ECCLES THEATER
Subj:	MICHAEL BALLAM
Subj:	SHARON DAVIS
Subj:	MARY SHEARER

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M.E.	BRIDGERLAND
Ti:	Discovery : USU under the microscope
Desc:	28 x 34 cm.
Date:	March 29, 1998
Note:	Two copies
Cont:	Why research -- From the top -- White coats optional -- Creating 
	success -- On the up and up -- Cashing in -- Beetle mania 
	-- Birth of a seed -- Canis latrans -- payload -- Fence me in 
	-- More than a memory -- Minute by minute -- Don't eat that 
	-- Farming tools -- Hello -- Weather patterns -- Notes 
	on nature -- A healing spirit -- Transgenic states
	 -- Broadening horizons -- Wildlife -- Not if, but when 
	--n Coexisting -- Have your steak --A life of science 
	-- Wheat in space -- River watcher -- Greener pastures 
	-- The spoils -- An apple a day.
Subj:	UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
Subj:	RESEARCH
Subj:	HERALD JOURNAL


Nq Box 11 fd 2
Ti:	One Hundred Years : historic pages The Salt Lake Tribune, 1871-1971
Desc:	28 x 36 cm.
Date:	1971
Cont:	Page One:This is how The Salt Lake Daily Tribune and Utah 
	Mining Gazette looked on the day of its birth, April 15, 
	1871 -- Chicago Fire -- Panic of '73: Nerves took charge 
	during financial crisis on Wall Street -- Custer's last 
	stand -- Declaration of War:The Czar order Russian 
	troops to cross the Turkish border -- Brigham Young as 
	ruler: the death of Mormon leader -- The dead Pope: 
	Pius IX dies -- Brooklyn Bridge -- The captured Apaches: 
	The Apache leader Geronimo, along with Natachez and 
	other hostiles, surrendered to the U.S. Army--A China 
	Inundation:Word is received that the banks of the 
	Yellow River flooded and drowned an estimated 900,000 
	Chinese -- Thousands Drowned:Five columns told of 
	tragedy which claimed thousands in Johnston, Pa. 
	-- Why the Devious Way?:Manifesto issued ending 
	the official doctrine of plural marriage (polygamy) 
	among Mormons -- Ford's Theater falls in:Walls of 
	historical Ford's Theater crash down on clerks 
	and workers -- China and Japan at war:The Japanese 
	seize the King of Korea and hold him prisoner 
	--Utah a State:The forty-fifth star shines resplendent 
	-- War has commenced in natal:Free State Burghers 
	seize a train at Harrysmith -- Scofield Mine Horror:
	Explosion in Utah mine claims 250 in what was called 
	"the greatest calamity in the history of mining in 
	the West." -- Threethousand lives lost:Hurricane and 
	tidal wave destroy Galveston, Texas -- McKinley 
	Assassinated:President William McKinley is shot 
	while visiting the Pan-American Exposition at Buffalo, 
	N.Y. -- The World of Sport:The Salt Lake Tribune's first 
	true categorized sports page -- Chicago Fire:City hit 
	by second major fire in 32 years -- Red War:Russo-Japanese 
	war breaks out -- Salt Lake is an American City 
	-- San Francisco:Earth quake and fire devastated 
	the California city in April, 1906 -- Senate infighting:
	U.S. Senate opened its fight to unseat Reed Smoot, 
	senator from Utah -- Salt Palace destroyed:Fire "in 
	the third degree" sweeps through the famous bicycle 
	saucer and man building, destroying Salt Lake city 
	landmark -- Diaz:He resigns Mexican presidency --Capitol 
	Building:Salt Lake architect R.K.A. Kletting directs 
	construction of Utah's capitol -- Titanic Lost 
	-- Breaks Olympic record:Alma Richards, Brigham Young 
	University Star, won first place in the running 
	high jump in the 1912 Olympic Games -- Gun Battle
	-- Germans overrun all Belgium:world War I waits 
	in the wings -- Call to war:President Wilson 
	calls upon Congress to declare war against Germany 
	-- Allies Advance:Pershing's American Expeditionary 
	Force reaches France -- End of World War I:The 
	armistice is signed on Nov. 11, 1918-- Dempsey 
	A Champion -- Carbon County Disaster:Three explosions 
	in Castlegate bury 175 men -- Baseball hero:Salt 
	Lake baseball star Tony LaZerre hits 60th home 
	run for a new world's record -- Famous Flight:
	Commander Richard E. Byrd began his Polar flight 
	-- Beats Bobby Jones:national golfing championship 
	-- Lindbergh's Flight:Thirty-three and a half hours 
	out of New York, the single engine plane came down 
	at LeBourget field on May 21, 1927 -- Ruth's 
	Sixtieth: Babe Ruth went to bat. -- St. Valentine's 
	Day Massacre:Seven killed in Chicago gangland murders 
	-- Depression of '29: stock market collapses 
	-- Sensational slaying: Mrs. Dorothy Moorsmeister, 
	wife of Salt Lake doctor -- Lindbergh kidnapping:
	baby is taken from its crib at family home -- Hitler 
	seizes power -- Social Security:Great aid program 
	became law aug. 15, 1935 -- World Land Speed 
	Record:Britain'ssir Malcolm Campbell fires his 
	Bluebird racer-- King George dies -- Record Ski 
	Jump: first national ski tournament -- Hindenburg 
	Explodes: 	big dirigible bursts into flames 
	-- Amelia Earhart missing -- Austria Falls: German 
	troops enter Vienna -- Pearl Harbor -- Wins by 
	landslide:Thomas E. Dewey wins New York Gubernatorial 
	race -- Africa Front:Rommel loses nearly 100,000 
	men as Afrika Korps retreats -- Allies in Naples:
	surrender of Italy is announced -- Utes No. 1:
	University of Utah basketball team -- Human stampede:
	10,000 persons flee when "big top" bursts into flame 
	-- President dies: Franklin Delano Roosevelt -- 
	V-E Day: the war in Europe ends -- Atom Bomb:
	A new era opens as the first atomic bomb falls 
	on Hiroshima on Aug. 6, 1945 	-- War Celebration: 
	crowds flock to downtown Salt Lake city to celebrate 
	war's end -- Signs surrender: sun burst through 
	-- United Nations: World body is organized 
	in bomb-scarred London -- Pioneer Centennial:
	200,000 persons witness Pioneer Day parade -- 
	Berlin Blockade:Americans fly food into Berlin 
	to thwart Russian blockade of former Germany capital 
	-- Brinks' Robbery: Nine bandits grab more 
	than $ 1 million Boston haul -- War in Korea 
	-- MacArthur Fired -- King George VI dies:
	Young Queen Elizabeth to claim her throne 
	-- Stalin dies -- Korea War ends -- Congressmen 
	wounded -- Airliners crash:two airliners collide 
	over Grand Canyon -- Fullmer is world champion:
	Utah's Gene Fullmer-- Sputnik: Russia orbits 
	satellite -- U.S. in space:launches its first 
	earth satellite -- Castro Commands -- U-2: 
	Premier Khrushchev announces the downing of 
	the U-2 plane --Man in space:Alan B. Shephard, 
	after America's first manned space ride 
	-- Friendship 7: John Glenn circles earth three 
	times -- Tragedy in Dallas: Assassin slays President 
	Kennedy -- Gulf of Tonkin:U.S. attacks North 
	Vietnamese ships -- Khrushchev out: and Craig 
	Breedlove escapes death in 526-mph accident on 
	Bonneville Salt Flats -- Watts Rioting:Racial Violence 
	brings death -- Salt Lake Air disaster:airliner 
	crashes, burns at Salt Lake Airport -- Nurses slain:
	Eight die in Chicago slaughter -- Astronauts perish:Cap 
	Kennedy fire claims three -- Human Heart Transplant: 
	first graft in history is performed in south Africa 
	-- Martin Luther King: falls to assassin's bullet 
	-- Sen. Kennedy shot:California victory then death 
	-- Breaks record:L. Jay Silvester, U.S. Olympic 
	discus star from Smithfield, Utah, breaks world record 
	-- Pueblo Crewmen:released by North Korea after 
	being held hostage for 11 months -- Moon Walk: 
	America lands men on the moon, July 20, 1969
	 -- Space Trouble:Crippled Apollo 13 limps home 
	-- Quake rocks L.A.: Los Angeles earthquake; 
	Apollo 14 splashes down after successful moon landing 
	mission -- 100 years later:The Salt Lake Tribune 
	observes its centennial.
Subj:	THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE

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Ti:	Pictures of the Past
Pub:	Logan : Herald Journal, 1998
Desc:	34 p. : ill.;28 x 34 cm.
Cont:	The Festival of the American West is bring a brand new 
	look to the past -- Demonstrators and artisans will 
	provide visitors with a glimpse of life skills, 
	trades and crafts prevalent in the last century 
	-- Highlights of just some of the many entertainment 
	possibilities at this years celebration -- Food, glorious 
	food, and the Festival has it -- An up close and 
	personal look at the farm -- Along with everything else, 
	the Festival Pageant is going through some changes 
	of its own -- Festival producers are bringing in some 
	big guns this year. Three to be exact.
Subj:	THE FESTIVAL OF THE AMERICAN WEST
Subj:	RONALD V. JENSEN HISTORICAL FARM
Subj:	LOGAN, UTAH

Nq Box 11 fd 4
Ti:	Logan Canyon Scenic Byway
Date:	[1999]
Desc:	25 X 36 cm.  Appears to be a paper place-mat from a restaurant.  It is a 
caricature picture of Logan Canyon from Logan to Bear Lake with 
points of interest drawn on the map.  Where's Walley? A caricature of a 
boy and then, "Can you also find: Old Ephraim the bear, a moose." 
Subj:	LOGAN CANYON
Subj:	HIGHWAY 89 SCENIC BYWAY

Nq Box 11 fd 5
Ti:	Logan City Light & Power Map
Date:	May 2000
Desc:	44 X 54 cm.  Color Map. 1 in. = 1800 ft
Note:	OH/UG Circuit Switching Map of the City of Logan.
Subj:	ELECTRICITY
Subj:	 CITY OF LOGAN, UTAH

Nq Box 11 fd 6
Ti:	Festival of the American West, 2000
Date:	July 2000
Pub:	Logan, Utah : The Herald Journal, July 27, 2000
Desc:	23 p. : 32 cm.
Note:	This section of the newspaper is devoted totally to the  29th Festival Of 
the American West.  It covers the pageant, poetry, quilts, Horse Parade, 
Military, Map and schedule, The Big Barn, Grub, Cook-off, Pioneers, 
What's New, Dedication, Artisans, Demonstrators and Dedication.
Subj:	FESTIVALS
Subj:	LOGAN, UTAH

Nq Box 11 fd 7
Ti:	Historic Cache Valley Cotton Afghan
Date:	[1996]
Desc:	28 X 43 cm.  Blue cardstock
Note:  Describes the Afghan depicting some of Cache Valley's historic points 
of interest.  These include:  Old Main- Utah State, Cache County 
Courthouse, Ellen Eccles Theater, Smithfield Implement Co., Logan 
Tabernacle, Providence Old Rock Church, St. John's Episcopal Church, 
Hyrum Elite Hall, Wellsville Tabernacle, Bluebird Restaurant, Logan 
Temple, Lyric Theatre.
The afghan is described, the cost and where in Logan it may be 
purchased. The Logan Library purchased on to hang on the wall by the Reference Desk.
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY, UTAH
Subj:	CRAFTS	

Nq Box 11 fd 8
Ti:	Logan, Utah
Pub:	Logan, Utah : Herald Journal, 1978
Date:	March 19, 1978
Desc:	A page from the Herald Journal about Logan.  The dates 1866, 1885, 
1899, 1902, 1918, 1978 are highlighted with photographs and text.
A picture of Mayor Walter Nickel is there with the names of the people 
in the City Council in 1978.
Subj:	LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:	 HISTORY

Nq Box 11 fd 9
Ti:	Completing the Tabernacle: the finishing touches
Au:	A.J. Simmonds
Date:	March 27, 1978
Desc:	Article about finishing the Tabernacle with two photographs.
Subj:	LOGAN TABERNACLE
Subj:	LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:	CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS

Nq Box 11 fd 10
Ti:	The Lyric Theatre
Au:	Saleem Syed-Ali
Pub:	Logan, Utah : Herald Journal, 1998
Desc:	One Section of the Herald Journal contained this 3 page article about the 
restoration of the Lyric Theatre.  Photos by S. John Wilkin.
Cont:	 The Lyric Times published by the Old Lyric Repertory Company, 
Vol 33, no. 1999
Subj:	THE LYRIC THEATRE
Subj:	 THEATRE

Nq Box 11 fd 11
Ti:	Deep in the Bear River Range lie the Remains of a Dream
Au:	Lance Pitcher
Pub:	Logan, Utah : Herald Journal, Cache Section, 1999
Desc:	News article describes La Plata, the ghost mine of Southern Cache 
Valley.
Subj:	 MINES AND MINING
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY, UTAH
Subj:	LA PLATA, UTAH

Nq Box 11 fd 12
Ti:	Hyde Park History
Au:	Mike Ingraham
Pub:	Logan, Utah : Herald Journal, Cache Section, 1998 p. 13-15
Date:	Febuary 27, 1998, Photo
Desc:	Story about Larry Winborg, sculptor, creating the bronze monument for 
the city of Hyde Park.
Subj:	 LARRY WINBORG
Subj:	HYDE PARK

Nq Box 11 fd 13
Ti:	Map of Logan City, Cache County, Utah
Date:	[1955]
Desc:	 Scale: 1 in = 500 feet
Subj:	LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:	MAPS

Nq Box 11 fd 14
Ti:	Board Room
Au:	Linda Stowell, designer
Date:	early 1980's
Desc:	32 X 49 cm.  Color.
Note:	Drawing of the Board Room for the new City Office Building finished in 1986.  
Subj:	LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:	BUILDINGS


Nq Box 11 fd 15
Ti:	Court Room
Au:    	Linda Stowell, designer
Date:	early 1980's
Desc:	39 X 50 cm.  Color.
Note:	Drawing of the court room stand for the judge and officials.
Subj:	LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:	 BUILDINGS

Nq Box 11 fd 16
Ti:	City of Logan Boundaries
Desc:	1 large page 78 X 91 cm. ; map
Date:	1998
Note:	The boundaries of Logan are in red.
Subj:	MAPS
Subj:	LOGAN, UTAH

Nq Box 11 fd 17
Ti:	City of Logan Zoning Map
Desc:	1 large page 78 X 91 ; 2 maps
Date:	1998
Note:	Color coded with the areas listed.
Subj:	MAPS
Subj:	LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:	ZONING

Nq Box 11 fd 18
Ti:	Map of the Great Salt Lake and the adjacent country
	in the Territory of Utah.
Au:	Topographical Bureau of the United States of America  
By:	Howard Stansbury
Drawn by: Lieut. J.W. Gunnison and Charles Preuss
Desc:	1 map : bl.& w. ; 60 X 88 cm.
Date:	1849 - 1850
Note:	Scale =1:240,000
Note:	Available from University of Utah Press, Salt Lake City, Utah
Subj:	MAPS
Subj:	HOWARD STANSBURY
Subj:	GREAT SALT LAKE 


Nq Box 11
Folder #19
Title:	2002 Olympic Opening Ceremonies
In:        Herald Journal, Salt Lake Tribune and Deseret News
Date:    February 9, 2002
Cont:	Rice-Eccles Olympic Stadium - 1980 U.S. hockey team light the 
		caldron - Hope and Glory, fireworks, World Trade Center Flag 
		- President Bush - Mormon Tabernacle Choir at the Capital.
Subj:	2002 OLYMPICS
Subj:	SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH

Nq Box 11
Folder #20
Title:	2002 Olympics in Cache Valley
In:        Herald Journal
Date:    February 7, 2002
Cont:	Torch warms valley hearts - Rink Security earns gold -  
             Visitors feel Western draw.
Subj:	2002 OLYMPICS
Subj:    Logan, UTAH

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Nq Box 12 
Folder #1
Title:	One Week in September
In:	Vanity Fair
Date:	November 2001
Cont:	Articles about the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center
	in New York.
Subj:	WORLD TRADE CENTER
Subj:	TERRIORISM

Nq Box 12
Folder #2
Title:	America's New War
In:	Ogden Standard Examiner
Date:	September 12, 2001
Cont:	Articles about the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center
	in New York.
Subj:	WORLD TRADE CENTER
Subj:	TERRIORISM

Nq Box 12
Folder #3
Title:	U.S. Demands Justice
In:	Ogden Standard Examiner
Date:	September 13, 2001
Cont:	Articles about the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center
	in New York.
Subj:	WORLD TRADE CENTER
Subj:	TERRIORISM

Nq Box 12 
Folder #4
Title:	Under Attack
In:	The Herald Journal
Date:	September 12, 2001
Cont:	Articles about the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center
	in New York.
Subj:	WORLD TRADE CENTER
Subj:	TERRIORISM

Nq Box 12 
Folder #5
Title:	From the Ashes the Heroes, the Hate and the Hunt.
In:	Teh Salt Lake Tribune
Date:	Septebmer 13, 2001
Cont:	Articles about the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center
	in New York.
Subj:	WORLD TRADE CENTER
Subj:	TERRIORISM

Nq Box 12 
Folder #6
Title:	Day of Terror Unthinkable
In:	The Salt Lake Tribune
Date:	September 12,2001
Cont:	Articles about the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center
	in New York.
Subj:	WORLD TRADE CENTER
Subj:	TERRIORISM

Nq Box 12 
Folder #7
Title:	America Under Attack
In:	Deseret News
Date:	September 12, 2001
Cont:	Articles about the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center
	in New York.
Subj:	WORLD TRADE CENTER
Subj:	TERRIORISM

Nq Box 12 
Folder #8
Title:	Act of War: Terrorists strike; death toll 'horrendous'
In:	USA Today
Date:	September 13, 2001
Cont:	Articles about the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center
	in New York.
Subj:	WORLD TRADE CENTER
Subj:	TERRIORISM

Nq Box 12 
Folder #9
Title:	America Regroups
In:	The Herald Journal
Date:	September 13, 2001
Cont:	Articles about the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center
	in New York.
Subj:	WORLD TRADE CENTER
Subj:	TERRIORISM

Nq Box 12 
Folder #10
Title:	FBI Identifies Hijackers
In:	USA Today
Date:	September 13, 2001
Cont:	Articles about the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center
	in New York.
Subj:	WORLD TRADE CENTER
Subj:	TERRIORISM

Nq Box 12 
Folder #11
Title:	Dawning Reality
In:	Deseret News
Date:	September 13, 2001
Cont:	Articles about the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center
	in New York.
Subj:	WORLD TRADE CENTER
Subj:	TERRIORISM

Nq Box 12 
Folder #12
Title:	Day of Infamy
In: Time Magazine
Date:	September 11, 2001
Cont:	Articles about the terrorist attacts on the World Trade
 		Center	in New York.
Subj:	WORLD TRADE CENTER
Subj:	TERRIORISM

Nq Box 12 
Folder #13
Title:	One Nation, Indivisible.
In:        Time Magazine
Date:	September 24, 2001
Cont:	Articles about the terrorist attacks on the World Trade
 		Center	in New York.
Note:    Special Issue.
Subj:	WORLD TRADE CENTER
Subj:	TERRIORISM

Nq Box 12 
Folder #14
Title:	Under Siege
In:        U.S. News & World Report Magazine
Date:	September 24, 2001
Cont:	Articles about the terrorist attacks on the World Trade
 		Center	in New York.
Subj:	WORLD TRADE CENTER
Subj:	TERRIORISM


Nq Box 12 
Folder #15
Title:    God Bless America
In:        Newsweek Magazine
Date:	September 24, 2001
Cont:	Articles about the terrorist attacks on the World Trade
 		Center	in New York.
Note:    Special Report.
Subj:	WORLD TRADE CENTER
Subj:	TERRIORISM

Nq Box 12 
Folder #16
Title:    Lighting the way out of hell
In:        Necdigest Magazine
Date:	Feb/Mar 2002
Cont:	Article about the emergency power systems at the   
            World Trade Center in New York.
Note:    Special Report.
Subj:	WORLD TRADE CENTER
Subj:	TERRIORISM


Nq Box 12 
Folder #17
Title:     Mendon has the Willies; Wellsville has the Maughans
In:         Herald Journal: Family
Date:     Sept 9, 2002
Cont:     Articles about the history and restoration of original buildings.
Subj:     JAMES GRAY WILLIE
Subj:     PETER MAUGHAN
Subj:     WILLIE HANDCART COMPANY
Subj:     MENDON, UTAH
Subj:     WELLSVILLE, UTAH
Subj:      HISTORIES  - CACHE VALLEY


Nq Box 12
Folder #18
Title:     Peak Experience : 2002 Olympic Winter Games
Desc:	4 issues: July 2001, September 2001, November 2001 
		& January 2002
Cont:	Maps - Events - Events Calendar - Paralympic Winter Games 
		- Transporation - Volunteers - Visitor 		Information Services.
Subj:	2002 OLYMPICS
Subj:	SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH

Nq Box 12 
Folder #19
Title:	Olympic Arts Festsival
In:     Cultrual Olympiad: Salt Lake 2002
Date:   Jan-Mar 2002
Cont:	Sculptures - Native American Arts - Crafts - Food as Art - Dance 
	- Rodeo - Plays - Poetry - Mormon                     
        Tabernacle Choir - Utah Symphony.
Subj:	2002 OLYMPICS
Subj:	SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH

Nq Box 12 
Folder #20
Title:	Logan City and Cache County Bus Schedules
Date:   December 2002
Cont:	Map of Cache County bus route - Map of Logan bus route - Map of USU Aggie Shuttle Route.
Subj:	BUS SCHEDULE
Subj:	LOGAN TRANSIT DISTRICT


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NQ BOX 13

Nq Box 13
Folder #1
Title:	2002 Olympic Participants
In:        Herald Journal, Salt Lake Tribune, Deseret News
Date:    February 2002
Cont:	Snowboarders - Ski Jumper, Biathlete - Speedskating - 
            Bobsled - Figure skating.
Subj:	2002 OLYMPICS
Subj:	SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH

Nq Box 13
Folder #2
Title:	2002 Olympic Closing Ceremonies
In:     Herald Journal, Ogden Standard Examiner
Date:    February 2002
Cont:    Close in spectacular fashion - Farewell World.
Subj:	2002 OLYMPICS
Subj:	SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH

Nq Box 13 
Folder #3
Title:	2002 Paralympics 
In:    Salt Lake Tribune
Date:    March 2002
Cont:    First time the Winter Pralympics come to the Untied States.
Subj:	2002 OLYMPICS
Subj:	SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH

Nq Box 13 
Folder #4
Title:	Your Ticket to the Games
In:      Standard-Examiner
Date:    February 2002
Cont:    Special issue:  Everyting you need to know to enjoy th 2002 Winter Games.
Subj:	2002 OLYMPICS
Subj:	SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH

Nq Box 13 
Folder #5
Title:    Olympic Souvenir
In:      Deseret News
Date:    February 2002
Cont:    Special issue.
Subj:	2002 OLYMPICS
Subj:	SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH

Nq Box 13
Folder #6
Title:     County Courthouse
In:        Herald Journal 
Date:     August 13 & 27, 2002
Cont:     Restoration of the Cache County Court House.
Subj:     COURTHOUSE
Subj:     LOGAN, UTAH

Nq Box 13
Folder #7
Title:     Bluebird Restaurant's Picture
In:         Herald Journal 
Date:     August 13, 2002
Cont:     Mural of Cache Valley begun in 1955 and completed 20 years later. 
Subj:     COURTHOUSE
Subj:     LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:     EVERETT CLARK THORPE

Nq Box 13 
Folder #8
Title:     Displaying Franklin's past
In:         Herald Journal
Date:     August 17, 2002
Cont:     Neqrly a century's worth of artifacts housed in community Rellic Hall.
Subj:	 FRANKLIN, IDAHO
Subj:     CACHE VALLEY
Subj:     MUSEUMS

Nq Box 13
Folder #9
Title:  A guy in Utah named Stan.
In:         Herald Journal
Date:     August 26, 2002
Cont:     Amusement ride guru ChecketTs featured in Rolling Stone magazine.
Subj:     STAN CHECKETTS
Subj:     AMUSEMENTS
Subj:     LOGAN, UTAH

Nq Box 13
Folder #10
Title:     Railroad depot of dreams
Author:  Jeremiah Stettler
In:        Herald Journal
Date:     August 31, 2002
Cont:     Logan's railroad station steeped in history, new ideas
Subj:     LOGAN DEPOT
Subj:     RAILROADS
Subj:     LOGAN, UTAH

Nq	Box 13
Folder #11
Title:     Summerfest: Art Faire & Music Festival
In:        The Herald Journal
Date:     June 7, 2002
Cont:    Articles about the artists and musicians at Tabernacle Square.
Subj:     KIT ARMSTRONG
Subj:     LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:     FAIRS

Nq	Box 13
Folder #12
Title:     Birds Eye View of Logan City, Utah Territory, 1875
By:        A.L. Bancroft & Co. Lith. S.F.
Date:     Reprinted 1976
Desc:     Map.  45 x 60 cm.
Cont:     Drawing of Logan showing the streets, homes and buildings, 
		rail road and outlying farmland, Logan River, City Park.
Subj:     LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:     DEPARTMENT OF SPECIAL COLLECTIONS AND ARCHVIES
Subj:     MERRILL LIBRARY, UTAH STATE UNIVERSIT


Nq Box 13
Folder #13
Title:      The Festival of the American West
In:  The Herald Journal, Wednesday, July 24, 2002
Date:     July 24, 2002
Cont:     Coyboy poets - Dutch oven magic - Guns of the West - Old Timey music 
		- Living history -  All horse parade and more.
Subj:     FESTIVALS
Subj:     WELLSVILLE, UTAH
Subj:     CELEBRATIONS

Nq Box 13
Folder #14
Title:     Nauvoo Illinois Temple special Dedication Issue
In:  LDS Church News (Deseret News)
Date:     June 29, 2002
Cont:     Articles on the architecture and the towns people -- The people (331,849) 
		who came to the openhouse - the grounds - Joseph Smith - Gordon B. Hinckley 
		- The Church - The Press - Forced Migration - Temple burned - Beautiful once again.
Subj:     NAUVOO, ILLINOIS
Subj:     LDS NAUVOO TEMPLE
Subj:     JOSEPH SMITH
Subj:     GORDON B. HINKCLEY

Nq Box 13
Folder #15
Title:	Logan Sendoff: the 354th Quartermaster Company
In:	Herald Journal, p. A1 & A3
Date:	Sunday, March 16, 2003
Cont:	Photo of the military from Cache Vallley going to Iraq.
Subj:	MILITARY
Subj:	CACHE VALLEY SOLDIERS
Subj:	 UNITED STATE ARMY RESERVE

Nq Box 13
Folder #16
Title:	Prayers bring massacre closure
In:	Herald Journal, A1 & A2
Date:	Tuesday, March 25, 2003
Cont:	Site of the Bear River Massacre (1863) is returned to Shoshone ownership.
Subj:	SHOSHONE INDIANS
Subj:	HELEN TIMBIMBOO
Subj:	RICKY HASUSE
Subj:	LARRY NEAMAN
Subj:	BEAR RIVER MASSACRE
Subj:	FRANKLIN COUNTY,  IDAHO

Nq Box 13
Folder #17
Title:	Map of Cache County and Cities,2000
Desc:	Scale:  3 mi. = 7 cm. ; 39x46 : color
Cont:	One side is of all Cache County showing roads, water, and the street map of   
       	Richmond, Wellsville, Hyrum, Smithfield and Preston, Id. and Bear Lake Basin.   
       The other side shows street maps of Hyde Park, North Logan, City of Logan, 
        River Heights, Providence.
Subj:	CACHE COUNTY
Subj:	MAPS	

Nq Box 13
Folder #18
Title:    Generations
In:        Herald Journal, March 30, 2003
Desc:	72 p. : 27x31 cm. ; b&w photos, some color
Cont:	Stories and interviews for difference generations, Gen Y, Gen X, Boomers, 
          Greatest, in Cache Valley.
Subj:	NEWSPAPER
Subj:	LOGAN, UTAH

Nq Box 13
Folder #19
Title:    In Our Schools
In:       Herald Journal, March 26, 2000
Desc:	94 p. : 27x31 cm. ; b&w photos, some color
Cont:	Articles about schools and kids in Cache County and current topic.
Note:  2 copies.
Subj:	NEWSPAPER
Subj:	LOGAN, UTAH

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NQ BOX 14

Nq Box 14
Folder #1
Title:    City of Logan, Utah Zoning Map
Date:    November 2000
Desc:   1 map : color ; 59 X70 cm 
Cont:    Zoning Map with abbreviations for colored portions.
Subj:	LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:    MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
Subj:    ZONING

Nq Box 14
Folder #2
Title:    Utah's Endangered Species
Date:    1990
Desc:   1 map : bl. & w. ; 51 X 66 cm. 
Cont:    Plants - Animals - Fish - Birds.
Subj:    ENDANGERED SPECIES
Subj:    UTAH

Nq Box 14
Folder #3
Author: Howard Stansbury
Title:    Map of a Reconnoissance between Fort Leavenworth on the Missouri River 
             and the Great Salt Lake in the Territory of Utah.
Date:    Made in 1849 and 1850.
Desc:   1 map : bl. & w. ; 38 X 89 cm.
Note:    Scale = 1:1000000.
Note:    Source: Exploration and survey of the Valley of the Great Salt Lake of Utah, 
             by Howard Stansbury (1852).
Note:    Made under the orders of Col. J.J. Abert, Chief of the Topographical Bureau, by 
             Capt. Howard Stansbury of the Corps of Topographical Engineers, aided by Lieut. 
             J.W. Gunnison Corps Topographical Engineers, and Albert Carrington.  The adjacent 
             country laid down from the latest and most authentic data.  Drawn by Lieut. Gunnison 
              and Charles Preuss.
Note:    Map is rolled up.
Subj:    TRAILS - MAPS.
Subj:    WESTERN TRAILS - MAPS.

Nq Box 14
Folder #4
Au:       Logan City GIS Department
Title:    Aerial view of the center of Logan.
Date:   2000
Desc:   1 map : bl. & w ; 88 X 112 cm.
Note:    Shows an area from 1st North to 4th North and from Main Street to 4th West.
Note:    Not in the Nq Box, rolled up in Logan Archives.
Subj:    LOGAN, UTAH - MAP

NQ Box 14
Folder #5
Au:  City of Logan, Utah
Ti:   City of Logan, Utah
Desc:  1 map : Color ; 116 X 92 cm
Date:  2002
Subj:  LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:  BOUNDARIES OF LOGAN, UTAH
Subj:  LOGAN GS DEPARTMENT

NQ Box 14
Folder #6
Title:  Time: special 1776 Issue
Pub:   Chicago, Ill. : Time, The Weekly Newsmagazine
Desc:  77 p. : 28 cm. ; photos
Date:  1976
Cont:   The magazine is published as if it were 1776.
Subj:  MAGAZINE
Subj:  BICENTENNI