President E.G. Peterson Papers

President E.G. Peterson Papers, 1912-1953

Overview of the Collection

Title: President E.G. Peterson Papers
Dates: 1912-1953 (inclusive)
19121953
Quantity: 211 boxes, (100.25 linear ft.)
Collection Number: UUS_3.1/6
Summary: President E.G. Peterson papers document Utah State University history between 1916 to 1946, recording a transitional period for the Agricultural College.
Repository: Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives Division
Special Collections & Archives
Merrill-Cazier Library
Utah State University
Logan, UT
84322-3000
Telephone: 4357978248
Fax: 4357972880
scweb@usu.edu
Access Restrictions: No restrictions on use, except: not available through interlibrary loan.
Languages: English
Sponsor: Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) grant, 2007-2008

Biographical NoteReturn to Top

Overview

Elmer George (E.G) Peterson served as the sixth president of USU between 1916 and 1946, during a transitional period of the University. Peterson was known for his involvement in the NSS program, various agricultural developments, and for leading the university during both the World Wars and the Great Depression.

Early/Personal Life

Peterson was born on August 26, 1882 in Plain City, Utah to Augustus Peter Hansen Peterson and Agnes Steward Geddes Peterson. He married Phebe Almira Nebeker from Laketown, Utah sometime around 1910.

Professional Life

Peterson studied at the University of Chicago and Cornell. After graduating from Cornell in 1910, he was offered a position in bacteriology by Cornell president at the time William J. Kerr. Two years later Peterson joined the Agricultural College of Utah (ACU) which is now known as USU, as the Director of Extensions.

After four years as Director of Extension, Peterson was elected University president in a landmark decision becoming first graduate of the college to become president, and at age 34, the youngest chief executive at a land grant college in the U.S.

Soon after being appointed President, the U.S. entered the First World War and Peterson immediately volunteered the services of the college as a military training center. This led Peterson to proposed that brick buildings be built instead of the customary wooden structures to house military trainees to the State Legislature and to Governor Simon Bamberger. After the war, the buildings would later be used by Peterson to double the size of the campus.

By 1925 the enrollment at the college had soared to 2,149, a 50% increase over the pre-war figures. With more than adequate facilities to accommodate additional students, Peterson set about to recapture some of the curricular ground lost during the 1905 consolidation controversy. In 1921 he successfully petitioned the legislature to restore pedagogy and the 1927 Peters Bill, reinstated all course work except law and medicine. At the close of World War II, he resigned his post, and became President Emeritus.

Later Life

Peterson remained unwaveringly loyal to the college, even returning as interim president from 1953 and 1954. In 1958, at the age of 76, E.G. passed away, after giving over 50 years of service to the State of Utah and to the College he helped establish. He is buried in the Logan Cemetary next to USU.

Content DescriptionReturn to Top

President E.G. Peterson papers document Utah State University (USU) history between 1916 to 1946, encompassing both World Wars and the Great Depression and recording a transitional period for the Agricultural College. Peterson functioned without additional administrative officers and was involved in almost all University affairs including, recruitment, hiring, budget, student affairs, buildings and grounds, as well as being the primary spokesperson for the College.

President E.G. Peterson Papers mostly include correspondence with various people and organizations related to the function of the university including, outside organizations, the Directors of the Utah Agricultural Experiment Station and Utah Cooperative Extension Service, faculty members, departments, and the College's Board of Trustees.

Also Included in this collection are materials documenting the National Summer School (NSS) program which was Peterson's attempt to broaden the educational scope of the College and to circumvent legislative mandates that had restricted the College from offering certain curricula. Another highlight of this collection are the documents of the College's experience during World War I and World War II.

Use of the CollectionReturn to Top

Restrictions on Use

It is the responsibility of the researcher to obtain any necessary copyright clearances.

Permission to publish material from the President E.G. Peterson Papers must be obtained from the University Archivist and/or the Special Collections Department Head.

Preferred Citation

Initial Citation: 3.1/6; President E.G. Peterson Papers; University Archives Collections Special Collections and Archives. Utah State University Merrill-Cazier Library. Logan, Utah.

Following Citations:3.1/6, USUSC.

Administrative InformationReturn to Top

Arrangement

The arrangement of this collection reflects an intellectual order of Peterson's activities as President. The physical order and numbering of items is second to the intellectual ordering of this collection. Within each series, files are ordered alphabetically and chronologically.

This collection is arranged into 13 series and some sub and sub-sub series.

I Assorted Correspondence and Office Files: Includes correspondence in chronological and alphabetical order and has the three subseries, Correspondence Study, Alumni correspondence, and Secretary correspondence.

II. University Affairs: Includes materials related to the function of the university. The four sub-series in this series are Registration and registrar, Student Affairs, Commencement, and Circular Letters.

III. National Summer School: Launched in 1924, the NSS materials contains correspondence with educators, teachers and practitioners in the U.S.

IV. Agricultural Experiment Station: Founded with the University in 1888, the Experiment Station functioned as the research arm of the College. Included in this series is correspondence with directors, reports and council and committees.

V. Articles and Speeches: Includes speeches given and collected by E.G. Peterson.

VI. Outside Associations and Organizations

VII. University Councils, Committees, and boards: Includes the Board of Trustees.

VIII. Budget: Includes the correspondence and reports of Secretary/Treasurer John L. Coburn (1916-1922), and Russell E. Bernston (1922-1945.) Coburn and Bernston served dual positions as both Secretary to the Board of Trustees and as Treasurer.

IX. Extension Services: The Extension Service was founded in 1914, and served as a means of propagating College research for the benefit of Utah's population. Peterson served as the first Director of Extension, prior to his appointment as President. This series Includes correspondence with the directors of the Extension service.

X. Faculty and Departments: Contains correspondence with staff and departments, including the Athletics and the Military Science and Tactics departments.

XI. Government Agencies: Includes both federal and state agencies and personnel.

XII. Railroads

XIII. World I and II: Includes detailed information on the College's experience during World War I and World War II. While some of the chronological correspondence in Series I contains throughout the collection also addresses these experiences, this series is specific to the topic.

The original order, or the physical arrangement, of the collection is thought to be the original filing order of E.G.'s Secretary Vera Carlson. The original filing order is retained through the box and folder numbers of this collection.

Box numbers 72-73, 79-81, and 156 were skipped.

Acquisition Information

Originally filed in the President's Office and later accessioned into University Archives

Processing Note

Processed in 2008; Reprocessed in 2024

Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top

I. Alphabetical correspondence and office files, 1916-1945Return to Top

Container(s)		Description	Dates
Box
1		A-H Includes clubs and organizations and lists of High School graduates	1916
2		I-R Includes Gertrude M. McCheyne, publicity and recruitment	1916
	Folder
3	1, 3-6	S-Z	1916
3	7-8	A-B	1917
4		C-L	1917
	Folder
5	1-9,11	M-V Includes publishers and purchase orders	1917
6	1, 2-3	U-Z	1917
6	4-8	Ab-Al Includes advertising campaign	1917 July - 1918 April
7		Am-B Includes Simon Bamberger	1917 July - 1918 April
	Folder
8	1-3, 6	Ca-D	1917 July - 1918 April
9	2, 5-6	E-Gu	1917 July - 1918 April
9	8-10	Ha-Hu Includes F.S. Harris and Herbert Hoover	1917 July - 1918 April
10	1, 3-5	I-Mu	1917 July - 1918 April
10	7-10	L-Mu	1917 July - 1918 April
11		N-Ra Includes George T. Odell and Alice Ravenhill	1917 July - 1918 April
	Folder
12	1	Ra-Ri	1917 July - 1918 April
12	2	Relief Society Magazine	1917 July - 1918 April
12	4-6, 8	Ro-Sw	1917 July - 1918 April
13	1-3, 9, 11	Ta-We	1917 July - 1918 April
14	1-3	Wh-Z Includes John A. Widtsoe	1917 July - 1918 April
14	4	Inventories	1917-1926
14	6	Memoranda	1917-1926
14	9	Reconstruction	1917-1926
14	10	Registration Statistics	1917-1926
14	11	Repairs	1917-1926
14	12	Reports	1917-1926
14	13	Reservoir Connections	1917-1926
14a	1-3, 5	A-C Includes A.C. Branch-Cedar City	1918 April - June
14a	8, 10, 14	D-F	1918 April - June
15	1, 2-7	G-M	1918 April - June
15	9-10, 12-14	N-Sh	1918 April - June
16	1, 2-3, 9	Si-Z Includes Telegrams	1918 April - June
16	10-11	A-Ay	1918 July - September
17	1-5, 8-10	Ba-F	1918 July - September
18		G-M Includes State Superintendent of Public Instruction E.G. Gowans	1918 July - September
19		N-S	1918 July - September
	Folder
20	1-2, 5	T-We	1918 July - September
20	6-8	Wh-Y	1918 July - September
20	9	A-Au Includes Stephen Abbot and A.C. Branch	1918 July - September
21	1, 4,7	B-E	1918 October - December
21	11,14	F-L,M	1918 October - December
22	1-8,11	N-Y Includes Alice Ravenhill and Telegrams	1918 October - December
23	1-2, 4	A-Bh Includes Stephen Abbott	1919
23	8,10-14	Bi-G	1919
24		H-P	1919
	Folder
25	1-8	R-Z Do Not Access Without Permission of the Archivist. These materials are restricted due to GRAMA laws. Includes other Colleges Salaries	1919 - 1920 June
25	9	A	1919 - 1920 June
26	1-6, 9-12	Ba-Hy	1920 January - June
27		I-P	1920 January - June
28		Q-Z	1920 January - June
29		A-K Includes Attendance and Scholarship Committee and John L. Coburn (Secretary, Treasurer, and Purchasing Agent)	1920 July - December
30		L-Z	1920 July - December
	Folder
31	1	A-F	1920-1925
31	6	High School Day	1920-1925
32		A-H	1921 January - July
33		I-R Includes P.E. Peterson	1921 January - July
	Folder
34	1-8	S-Y	1921 January - July
34	9-12	A-C	1921 July - December
35		D-R	1921 July - December
	Folder
36	1-3, 5-6	S-Z	1921 July - December
36	7-8	A-B	1922 January - July
37		C-N Includes report of the cafeteria and assorted committees	1922 January - July
	Folder
38	8	O-Z	1922 January - July
38	9	A	1922 July - December
39		B-L	1922 July - December
	Folder
40	1-8, 10	M-Z	1922 July - December
41	1-12	A-L	1923 January - July
42	1-2, 4-12	M-Z Includes Medical School Rating	1923 January - July
43	1-4	A-C Includes Stephen Abbott	1923 July - December
43	7-12	D-I	1923 July - December
43	14-16	K-L Includes R.O. Larson	1923 July - December
44	1-3	Li-M Includes Clyde Lindsay, J.H. Linford, information related to the practice farm and the correspondence study.	1923 July - December
44	8-12	N-S	1923 July - December
44	14-16	T-Z	1923 July - December
45	1-5, 6-11	A-K	1924 January-July
46	1-2, 3-10	L-Z	1924 January-July
47		A-M Includes Statistics on Western Colleges, and materials related to the value of education	1924 July - December
48		N-Z and A-B Includes college salaries	1924 July - 1925 July
49		C-N Includes High School Day	1925 January - July
49a		O-Z Includes Questionnaires from the President's office	1925 January - July
60		A-G	1925 July - December
61		H-O	1925 July - December
62		P-V	1925 July - December
63		W-Z	1925 July - December
	Folder
64	1-2, 3-11	A-L	1926 January - July
64a		M-O	1926 January - July
	Folder
65	1-3, 5-7	N-Z	1926 January - July
66		A-O	1926 July - December
67		P-Z	1926 July - December
68		A-L	1927 January - July
	Folder
69	1-8	N-Z Includes other Colleges Salaries	1927 January - July
69	9-11	A-C	1927 July - December
70		D-L	1927 July - December
71		M-Z	1927 July - December
74		A-J	1928 January - July
	Folder
75	1-6	K-Z	1928 January - July
75	7-9	A-C	1928 July - December
76		D-L	1928 July - December
	Folder
77	2-6	M-Z	1928 July - December
82	1-2, 3-9	A-G Includes correspondence with Doctors	1928-1934
83	1-3, 7	H-J Includes High School Day	1928-1929
83	9-12	K-N	1928-1929
84		O-Z	1928-1929
	Folder
85	1-5, 8-9	A-E	1930
86	1-3, 7	F-J Include High School Day	1930
86	9-11	K-Me	1930
87	1a-6	Mi-S Includes E. G. Peterson and A.H. Powell	1930
87	7	Seminaries	1930
87	10-12, 14	T-Y	1930
88	1-3	A-C	1930
88	6-8	D-F	1930
88	11-13	G-I	1930
88	16 -19	J-L Includes C. N Jensen	1930
89	1-5, 7-8	M-R Includes E. G. Peterson and A.H. Powell	1930
89	10-11, 14,	Sa-U	1930
89a	15, 17-18, 22	U-Z Box 89a folder numbers start at 14a	1930
90	1-2, 4	A-C	1931
90	10-12	D-G	1931
90	15, 17	H-I	1931
91	3-4, 6-8, 10	J-O Includes J.H. Linford	1931
92	1-3, 5, 9, 11	P-Z Includes E.G. Peterson personal correspondence	1931
93	1-2, 6-12	A-P Includes E.G. Peterson personal correspondence and A.H. Powell	1932
94	1, 5-7	Q-Z	1932
95	1, 3, 5	A-C	1933
95	8, 10-11	D-F	1933
95	13-14, 16-17	G-Li Includes R.O. Larson and J.H. Linford	1933
96	1-6, 10-11	M-Y Includes E.G. Peterson personal correspondence and National Recovery	1933
97	1,3,8	A-C	1934
98	1-2, 5-7, 9-11	D-Li Includes J.H. Linford	1934
99	1-7,9,11	M-Z Includes E.G. Peterson personal correspondence, Public Domain and A.H. Powell	1934
100	1-3, 7-9	A-F	1935
101	1-7	G-M Includes J.H. Linford	1935
102	1, 3-7, 12	N-Z Includes E.G. Peterson Personal papers	1935
103	1-3, 5-9	A-H Includes Founders' Day	1936
104	1-5	I-N	1936
104	6	National Youth Administration	1936
104	7	Nightwatchmen	1936
104	8-12,15	O-Z Includes E.G. Peterson Personal papers	1936
105	1-2,4	A-C	1937
105	6a-10	D-H	1937
106	1-2, 4-13	I-P Includes J.H Linford, Music Conservatories, Joseph H. Peterson, E.G. Peterson Personal Papers, Phosphate Reserves	1937
107	1-3,6	P-Z Includes Phosphate Reserves	1937
108	1-2	A-C	1938
108	6-10	D-J Includes Founders' Day letters	1938
109	1,3-5	K-M Includes Assistant to the President Milton Merrilll	1938
109	7-11	N-S Includes E.G. Peterson Personal papers	1938
110	5-6	T-Z	1938
111	1,3,5	A-C	1939
111	8,10-13	D-H Includes Grand Coulee Dam	1939
112	1-2,4-9	I-P Includes Assistant to the President Milton Merrilll, E. G. Peterson personal papers, and Phosphate conference	1939
113	1-3	Q-S Includes Scouting	1939
113	5-8	T-Z Includes Valedictory Addresses	1939
114	1-3, 7	A-E	1940
115	1-4, 6-9, 13	F-O Includes Assistant to the President Milton R. Merrill	1940
116	1, 3-5	P-S Includes E.G. Peterson Personal papers	1940
116	7-9,11	T-Z	1940
117	1-4,7, 12	A-G Includes F.P Champ	1941
118		H-M Includes Roger harrington, Institutional Invitations, and Marketing Meetings	1941
119		N-Z Includes E.G. Peterson Personal papers	1941
	Folder
120	1-3,7,8-9	A-G	1942
121	1-3, 5-6	H-M Includes James A. Hardman (Invention)	1942
122	1-6, 8-10	M-Z Includes E.G. Peterson Personal papers and Kenneth R. Stevens	1942
123	1-3, 5-9	A-H	1943
124	3-8	I-O	1943
125	1-2, 4-8, 10	P-Z Includes E.G. Peterson Personal papers	1943
126	1,3-4,7	A-D	1944
127	1,4-9	E-O Includes Hatch Book Lists and Inter-American Affairs	1944
128	1	P	1944
128	3	E.G. Peterson Personal papers	1944
128	4	Phosphate	1944
128	5	Higher Education Post-war	1944
128	7-10	R-U	1944
128	12-13	V-Z	1944
129	1-2,4,8	A-D	1945
129	9,10-11,13	E-J	1945
130	1, 3-5	K-P	1945
130	7,9-10	P-S Includes Phosphate	1945
130	12-13,15	T-Z	1945
140	3b	Assorted Correspondence Includes correspondence related to the meeting of associating of American Agricultural Colleges and criticism of E.G. Peterson	1916-1944
206		Invitations and announcements	1923-1935
		a. Correspondence study	1917-1939
Box
52		A-H	1917-1918
51		I-Z	1917-1918
54		A-I	1918-1919
54a		J-K	1918-1919
53		L-S	1918-1919
53a		Student Army Training Camp files Includes awards, cafeteria, committee on education,	1918-1919
	Folder
50	1-5, 8	Student Army Training Camp files Includes Faculty correspondence, financial documents, hospital reports, officer history, and reports	1918-1919
50	6	Settlement Bulletins	1918-1919
50	7	Soldier Settlement Legislation	1918-1919
50	9-10	T-Z	1918-1919
50	11	Instructions to the President from the war department and the Student Army Training Camps	1918-1919
55		I-P	1920
	Folder
112	3	J.H. Linford	1939
		b. Alumni	1928-1929
Box
56		A-Z	1928-1929
		c. Executive Secretary	1917-1929
Box
57		A-F	1928-1929
58		G-O	1928-1929
59		P-T Includes correspondence with President E.G. Peterson and Training School Enrollment	1928-1929
59a		U-Z	1928-1929
	Folder
8	4-5	John L. Coburn, secretary of state	1917 July - 1918 April
14a	6	John L. Coburn	1918 April - June
17	6	John L. Coburn	1918 July - September
21	5	John L. Coburn	1918 October - December

II. University Affairs, 1919-1941Return to Top

Container(s)		Description	Dates
Box	Folder
90	3	Building program	1931
21	3	Building repairs	1918 October - December
82	2a	Building report	1928-1929
111	4	Business Research Bill	1939
90	7	Child Health and Protection	1931
95	9	Domestic Allotment Plan	1933
114	8	Educational Survey	1940
45	5a	Enrollment statistics	1924 January-July
89a	14a	Fall quarter teaching loads	1930
98	3	Federal Appropriations	1934
95	12	Federal Appropriations	1933
98	4	Federal Student Relief	1934
88	10	Freshman Program	1930
117	11	Forestry Bill	1941
90	16	High School Relations	1931
95	15	Land Use Planning	1933
44	13	List of school teachers	1923 July - December
94	2	Retirement	1932
36	4	University Code	1921 July - December
110	1	Semester Plan	1938
131		Application for School Recruitment Includes A-G	1919-1920
132		Application for School Recruitment Includes H, M-T, W-Y	1919-1920
147		Buildings and Grounds Includes Charles Batt, superintendent of Heat, Light, and power, Emil Hansen, superintendent of Grounds and Greenhouse, and R.O. Larsen superintendent of buildings	1920-1936
	Folder
148	1-9, 12	Buildings and Grounds Includes R.O. Larsen superintendent of buildings, Olof Nelson, Harry C. Parker superintendent of Construction and Maintenance, and tennis courts	1924-1941
148	10	Dairy blueprints	1925
148	11	Proposed building needs for National Defense Training Includes blueprints	1941
		a. Registration and Registrar	1915-1945
Box	Folder
181	1-3	D. E. Robinson	1925-1927
181	4-9	Entrance Fee Exemptions	1922-1936
181	10	Report on information obtained by visit to Registrar's Office by W.H. Bell	1926
181	11-12	W.H. Bell	1927-1933
182	1-3	W.H. Bell	1934-1945
182	4-9	Correspondence Study Registration	1915-1918
		b. Student Affairs	1916-1938
Box	Folder
183	1	Board and Room Information	1921
183	3	Dormitory	1921-1924
183	4-9	Employment	1916-1925
183	10	Glee Club	1922-1923
183	11-13	Graduate Employment	1916-1917
184	1	Montgomery Ward Scholarships	1937-1938
184	1a	Mother and Fathers' Day	1931-1932
89	6	Phi Delta Theta	1930
184	2	Rhodes Scholarships	1920-1922
184	3	Sororities	1934-1935
89	12	Sororities	1930
96	8	Sororities	1933
99	10	Sororities	1934
107	4	Sororities	1937
184	4	Women's Pan-Hellenic Council	1933
184	5	YMCA	1920
		c. Commencement	1920-1945
Box	Folder
85	7	Invitations	1930
90	9	Invitations	1931
93	5	Invitations	1932
95	7	Invitations	1933
97	14	Invitations	1934
185		Invitations and assorted materials	1920-1953
	Folder
108	5	Invitations	1938
117	6	Invitations	1941
		d. Circular Letters	1916-1945
Box	Folder
21	4a	Circular Letters More circular letters can be found through out the collection	1918 October - December
43	5	Circular letters	1923 July - December
85	6	Circular letters	1930
88	5	Circular letters	1930
90	8	Circular letters	1931
93	4	Circular letters	1932
95	6	Circular Letters	1933
97	12	Circular letters	1934
100	5	Circular letters	1935
103	4	Circular letters	1936
183	2	Circular Letters	1916, 1919
114	4	Circular Letters	1940
117	5	Circular Letters	1941
120	6	Circular Letters	1942
123	4	Circular Letters	1943
126	5	Circular Letters	1944
129	5	Circular Letters	1945
165	2-6	Circular Letters	1916-1925
105	6	Circular letters	1937
108	3	Circular letters	1938
111	7	Circular letters	1939

III. National Summer School, 1916-1936Return to Top

Container(s)		Description	Dates
Box	Folder
189	1-2, 11-12	Advertising, correspondence, and assorted files	1924-1928
188	27	Assorted faculty materials	1924-1925
187	1	Assorted files	1924
190	6	Assorted files	1926
191	9	Assorted files	1924
190	15	E.G. Petersen on Summer School	1920-1929
188	3	Employment	1924-1926
188	1	Faculty Suggestions	1924-1926
188	25	Letters to principals and superintendents	1924-1926
188	26	Suggestions and accolades for Summer School	1924
191	5	Summer School	1934
191	8	Summer School	1936
3	2	Correspondence	1916
5	10	Correspondence	1917
12	9	Correspondence	1917 July - 1918 April
16	1b	Correspondence	1918 April - June
87	9	Correspondence	1930
		a. Alphabetical files by name	1922-1932
Box	Folder
190	4	A.C. McLaughlin	1926-1932
189	17	A.G. McLaughlin	1926
190	5	Anne Carroll Moore	1926-1932
188	18	Charles A. Ellwood	1924-1926
187	2	Charles Eliot, Harvard University	1924
189	23	Charles F. Smith	1926
187	13	Davis Starr Jordan	1922-1924
190	2	Dr. B.H. Hibbard	1926-1932
188	17	E. Lawrence Palmer	1924-1926
189	22	E.A. Ross	1926
187	24	E.A. Winship	1922-1924
187	9	E.C. Branson	1922-1924
189	18	E.L. Palmer and Mrs. E.L. Palmer	1926
187	20	E.L. Thorndike	1922-1924
188	16	E.V. McCollum	1924-1926
189	26	E.V. McCollum	1926
187	17	E.V. McCollum	1922-1924
188	9	Edna Giester	1924-1926
187	22	Edward A. Steiner	1922-1924
188	22	Edward A. Steiner	1924-1926
188	10	Edward Howard Griggs	1924-1926
189	16	Edward Howard Griggs	1926
187	19	Elga M. Shearer	1922-1924
188	19	Elga M. Shearer	1924-1926
187	8	Eliot Blackwelder	1922-1924
189	13	Elmer B. Bryan	1927
187	5	Emmett D. Angell	1922-1924
188	23	Frederick J. Turner	1924-1926
187	21	Frederick J. Turnwer	1922-1924
187	21a	Frederick J. Turnwer	1922-1924
187	18	Frederick Merk	1922-1924
188	21	G.G. Sedgewick	1924-1926
188	12	George D. Louderback	1924-1926
187	11	Henry C. Cowles	1922-1924
188	6	Henry C. Cowles	1924-1926
187	25	J.H. Linford	1922-1924
188	2	J.H. Linford	1924-1926
190	1	J.H. Linford	1926-1932
189	25	J.H. McCurdy	1926
189	20	James G. Needham	1926
189	21	John A. Widtsoe	1926
187	3	John Adams	1922-1924
190	3	Joseph Peterson	1926-1932
189	15	Lewis M. Terman	1926
187	7	Liberty Hyde Bailey	1922-1924
189	27	Louise C. Mossman	1926
188	20	M.J. Risenau	1924-1926
188	24	Mabel Wilkerson	1924-1926
189	19	Mary Wood Hinman	1926
188	11	Mary Wood Hinman	1924-1926
188	7	Peter C. DyKema	1924-1926
189	24	R.A. Millikan	1926
188	14	R.B. Kester	1924-1926
187	16	R.C. McLain	1922-1924
187	14	R.S. Knappen	1922-1924
187	12	Raymond Franzen	1922-1924
188	8	Raymond Franzen	1924-1926
187	15	Shailer Mathews	1922-1924
188	15	Shailer Mathews	1924-1926
189	14	Shailer Mathews	1927
188	5	T.N. Carver	1924-1926
187	23	Thomas D. Wood	1922-1924
187	6	W.C. Allee	1922-1924
188	4	W.C. Allee	1924-1926
187	4	W.G. Anderson	1922-1924
187	10	W.H. Carruth	1922-1924
188	13	William H. Kilpatrick	1924-1926
		b. Assorted Alphabetical files	1927-1935
Box	Folder
189	3-10	A-Z	1927
190	7-8	A-Z	1927
190	9-10	A-Z	1928
190	11-12	A-Z	1929
190	13-14	A-Z	1930
191	1-2	A-Z	1931
191	3-4	A-Z	1933
191	6-7	A-Z	1935

IV. Agricultural Experiment Station, 1916-1945Return to Top

Container(s)		Description	Dates
Box	Folder
152	2	Active Projects by Departments	1935
152	5	Agricultural Experiment Station	1935
151	15	Annual Reports Staff Members Recommendations	1934-1935
151	12	Cooperative Projects by Department	1935
85	10	Engineering Experiment Station	1930
14a	12	Experiment Station	1918 April - June
21	8	Experiment Station	1918 October - December
26	7	Experiment Station	1920 January - June
152	4	F. S. Harris	1919
9	4	Farm Demonstration	1917 July - 1918 April
88	9-9a	Forestry Experiment Station	1930
14	8	Practice Farm	1917-1926
151	13	Publications	1934-1935
151	14	Salary, budget, and assorted files	1921-1925
152	6	Statement for need for Financial Support	1916-1945
		a. Directors	1920-1944
Box	Folder
149	11	Applications for Director of Experiment Station	1937
149	1	F. S. Harris	1920
149	9-10	Lowry Nelson	1936-1937
97	10	P. V. Cardon	1934
149	2-8	P. V. Cardon	1928-1935
105	5	P. V. Cardon	1937
150	Unknown	R.H. Walker, dean of agriculture	1938-1944
127	10	W.W. Owens	1944
149	1a	William Peterson	1923-1924
		b. Reports	1921-1937
Box	Folder
151	1, 3-11	Annual reports	1921-1935
152	1, 3	Annual reports	1935-1937
151	2	Bi-annual reports	1922
		c. Council and Committees	1940-1944
Box	Folder
152	7	State Agricultural Committee	1940
152	8-12	Agricultural Advisory Committee-Stott, C.O. Includes meeting minutes	1940-1944

V. Articles and Speeches, 1913-1945Return to Top

Materials in this series were collected by E.G. Peterson.

Container(s)		Description	Dates
		a. Authored titles Organizied by last name of author.	1916-1945
Box	Folder
135	1-17	T.H. Abell, assistant horticulturist at the experiment station "Avoid Sterile Cherry Orchards", "Consider the Cold Frame", "Culture of Tomatoes", "Good Quality in Utah Vegetables", "Hardy Tomato Plants for Transplanting", "Head Lettuce in Utah", "Home Garden", "Making a Hotbed", "Managing the Hotbed", "Methods of Raising Tomato Plants", "Peaches must be Well-Graded", "Planning the Home Garden", "Strawberry Beds need Summer Attention", "Time to Buy Garden Seeds", "Utah Orchards are Often too Thickly Planted", "When to Plant Seeds on the Hotbed", and Interview with T.H. Abell Adams	1916-1923
135	17a	Donald J. Adams "The Collapse of Conscience", The Atlantic Monthly	1938 January
135	18	O.W. Adams, vice president of the First Utah National Bank "Banker Gives First Step to Success"	1916-1944
135	19	F.R. Arnold, Utah Agricultural College "Cooperation Between Stock Range and Alfalfa Ranch in Southern Utah"	1916-1944
135	20	Ellen Barber "Clothing Budget of Helen Gubler"	1919
135	21	Henry H. Blood's governor address to graduates	1931 June 1
135	22	E. J. Bodman, vice president of the Union Trust Company at Littke Rock, Arkansas "Education Pays in Leadership, Influence, and Honors"	1923 April 25
135	23	F.C. Braithwaite, assistant professor of art "Color and Light in the Home"	1916-1944
135	24	E. B. Brossard, agricultural economics and farm management "Does Education Pay?"	1916-1944
135	25	Bertrand Brown, community service, New York "George Ade on Rural Recreation"	1916-1944
135	25a	Nicholas Murrary Butler's address at Columbia University commencement "Another World"	1945 June 5
135	26	N.I. Butt "What the Utah Experiment Station is Doing"	1916-1944
135	27	P. V. Cardon, director of the Utah Agricultural College experiment station "Some Things I Do Not Know About Utah Agriculture"	1929 April 18
135	28	W. E. Carroll, professor of animal husbandry "A Program for Education"	1938 January 28
135	28a-28b	Ezra G. Carter "Modern City Milk Problem" and "Vital Statistics as a Guide in Community Health"	1916-1944
135	29	G. D. Clyde, experiment station "Water Supply Shortage on the Logan River"	1916-1944
135	30-31	Francis M. Coe "Know Your Apples" and "One Hundred Selected Bulletin References on Fruit Culture"	1916-1944
135	31a	LeRoy E. Cowles "Some Present Trends in Higher Education" a KSL broadcast	1932 September 4
135	32	George H. Dern, governor of Utah "Address at the Farmers' Encampment Held at Logan"	1926 July 20
135	33	Scott Ewing, student in agricultural journalism "Tractor is Replacing Farm Horse"	1916-1944
135	34	B.K. Farnsworth "Report of Summer Work" for student recruitment	1916-1944
135	35	C. Fletcher "Utah Calls to the World"	1916-1944
135	36	Ruth M. Fox, textiles "Buying"	1916-1944
135	37	H. J. Frederick, veterinarian at the experiment station "The Tractor and the Horse"	1916-1944
135	38	Geddes "Social Workers Begin Preparations"	1930 May 15
135	39	W. B. Greeley, forester in Cache Valley "Government Forest Work in Utah"	1921 March
135	39a	H. Rider Haggard "Rural Denmark and its Lessons"	1916-1944
135	40-44	Emil Hansen, instructor in landscape gardening "Flowers for the House","Landscape Gardening from Ancient Times to the Present Day" (5 photos included), "Making the Lawn", "Planting and Care of Rose Bushes,"and"Planting Trees and Shrubs"	1916-1944
135	45	F. S. Harris, director of the experiment station "Beware of the Tumbling Mustard"	1916-1944
135	46-48	I. M. Hawley, professor of zoology and entomology "Fall Plowing, Extermination of Insects", "Friendly Enemy -The Cockroach," and "Grasshopper Control"	1916-1944
135	49-52a	W. W. Henderson, department of entomology and experiment station "Bedbug, Box Elder Bugs", "Controlling Ants, Household Insects," and "Logan L.D.S. Institute"	1916-1944
135	53	C. T. Hirst, experiment station "Baking Powders"	1916-1944
135	54-55	Arthur M. Hyde, secretary of agriculture "Agriculture needs Strengthened Research" and "Introducing Dept. of Agriculture's Period in National Farm and Home Hour"	1929 July
135	56	Kenneth C. Ikeler, dean of the school of agriculture Article on the Utah Forest Situation	1927 July 28
135	57-58	W. M. Jardine, secretary of agriculture Address to the Alumni Banquet and Commencement Address	1925 June 7
135	59	Jones, Committee of Conference Conference Report	1938 February 7
135	60	S. T. Jeppeson, cashier of the First Utah Saving Bank "Romantic Development of the Modern Bank Vault"	1916-1944
135	61-64	George E. King, assistant entomologist at the experiment station "Dormant Spraying, Farm Cleanliness Against Insects, San Jose Scale," and "Spider Mite"	1916-1944
135	64a	Stephen King-Hall "Why are we at War?" a national broadcast	1939 September 30
135	65	Alexander Legge, chairman of the Federal Farm Board "Relation of the Federal Farm Board to the Cooperative Movement"	1929 July 30
135	66	Amy Lyman Merrill, assistant professor of household administration "Beehive Camp in Logan Canyon"	1916-1944
135	67-78	M. C. Merrill, horticulturist "Clearing the Orchard for Action", "Davis County Experimental Farm", "For the Love of Home-Clean Up", "Harvesting the Garden Crop", "Improving the Tomato", "Legitimate Grafting", "Opportunities for Utah Celery", "Orchardists - Watch Your Step", "Pruning Ornamental Trees and Shrubs", "Renovating the Old Orchard, Story of the Utah Agricultural College Fruit-Tree," and "Top-Working Fruit-Trees"	1916-1944
135	79	Arthur W. Moulton Baccalaureate Sermon at Utah Agricultural College	1920 May 30
135	80	F. B. Mumford, dean of Missouri College of Agriculture "Why Should A Young Man Attend The College of Agriculture?"	1933 April
136	1	L.F. Nuffer "The Tent Caterpillar"	1916-1944
136	2	Clarence Ousley, assistant secretary of agriculture "A Beautiful Tribute to the Tree"	1920 June
136	3	W. W. Owens, county agent leader in the extension division Article on Farming	1929
136	4	H. J. Pack, assistant professor of zoology and entomology "Food of Snakes and Lizards"	1922 November 18
136	5	N. Alvin Pedersen "Make-Shift Trucks and Tractors"	1916-1944
136	5a	Ralph W. Phillips, head of animal husbandry "Notes on the livestock Industry in the West"	1940 March 8
136	6	D. W. Pittman, department of agronomy at the experiment station "Dry-Rot Attacks Only Weaker Beets"	1916-1944
136	7	Stephen L. Richards's address at semi-centennial celebration "The Home in Our Civilization"	1938 June 5
136	7a	Jr. Joel E. Ricks Article on American Land-Grant Colleges	1938 March 10
136	8-27	D. E. Robinson, professor of marketing "1921 Roundup at the Utah Agricultural College", "Advertising for Students at a Profit", "Advertising - Vital Power in Business", "Discovery of Cache Valley", "Education in Cache Valley", "Education that Works for You" (Based on interview with E.G. Peterson),"Exploding an Advertising Fallacy", "Getting Health with Your College Education", "John T. Caine Biography", "Logan Canyon", "A Newly Discovered Wonderland of the Wasatch Range", "Logan's First Citizenship Day", "National Magazine notes Work at Utah Agricultural College", "Reserve Officers' Training Corps at the Utah Agricultural College", "Scandinavians Add to Strength of Utah Agricultural College Faculty", "Special Training Counts", "Utah Agricultural College During the Past Year", "Utah Agricultural College-The School of the People", "Utah Boasts Efficient Educational Ideal", "War Activities," and "We'll Call Him Fred"	1916-1944
136	27a	Theodore Roosevelt "Birth Control - From the Positive"	1916-1944
136	28	I.K. Russell "Logan Calls to the World; The World Calls Back to Logan"	1916-1944
136	29	Layfayette Schank, student in agriculture "Salvaging Old Orchards"	1916-1944
136	30	E. C. Shepard, forest supervisor "Logan Canyon, The Most Scenic Part of the Cache National Forest"	1922 August 8
136	31-32	C. J. Sorensen, instructor in zoology "Fighting English Sparrows" and "Keeping Down Rabbits"	1916-1944
136	33	Sibyl Spande "Soul Satisfying Christmas Presents that Last for Years"	1922
136	34	Sproul "Resealing of the Cornerstone Speech"	1916-1944
136	35	George Stewart, agronomist "Increase Your Cash Income with Sugar-Beets"	1929
136	35a	L. A. Stoddart, professor of range management "The Public Grazing Lands"	1938 May
136	36	D. A. Swenson, instructor in woodwork "Carpenter Tools on the Farm"	1916-1944
136	37	Terman "The Hygiene of the Child"	1916-1944
136	38	W. E. Thain, assistant professor of accounting "Farm Cost Records"	1922 November
136	39	G.W. Thain "Using Your Agricultural College"	1923 April
136	40	W.P. Thomas "Prices of Agricultural Products"	1929 July 22
136	41	D. C. Tingey, assistant agronomist "Solving the Wheat Smut Problem By Breeding Resistant Varieties"	1930
136	42-43	W. L. Wanlass, dean of school of commerce and buisness administration Government of Cache County" and "Government of Logan City"	1916-1944
136	43a	G. F. Warrnen, Cornell University "The Price Situation"	1934 November 20
136	44	Frank L. West, dean of faculty "Student Life at the Utah Agricultural College"	1916-1944
136	45	Jessie Whitacre, director of the school of home economics "Cookery for the Sick"	1916-1944
136	46	John A. Widtsoe's baccalaureate sermon "Serve Your Own Generation"	1938 June 5
136	47-48	Gustav Wilster, associate professor of dairy husbandry "Ice Cream Making in the Home" and "Sweet Cream Butter on the Farm"	1922-1923
136	49	L. F. Winschell, auto expert "Importance of Oil to the Farmers' Car"	1922 September 14
136	50	Principal Young, Benson School "Parents and School"
136	51	B. Youngblood, principal agricultural economist at the office of experiment station with the U.S. Department of Agriculture "Relation of the Physical and Biological to the Social Sciences in Agricultural Research"	1929 November 12
		b. Unauthored and Untitled titles	1916-1944
Box	Folder
137	2	A-B	1916-1944
137	3	C	1916-1944
137	4	D-F	1916-1944
137	5	H-H	1916-1944
137	6	L-P	1916-1944
137	7	S-T	1916-1944
137	8	U.A.C	1916-1944
137	9	U.A.C	1916-1944
137	10	W	1916-1944
141a	Unknown	Untitled assorted articles and speeches	1916-1944
		c. Titles by E.G. Peterson	1913-1945
Box	Folder
138	1	no. 1: Notes on address to AAA Conference,	1942 January 21
138	1	no. 2: "After the War"	1944 April 15
138	1	no. 2a-2c: Article for AG. Club Link	1919-1920
138	1	no. 3: Agricultural Advisory Committee speech	1939 October 6
138	1	no. 4: "Agricultural Council of Utah"	1916-1944
138	1	no. 5: "Agricultural Outlook"	1916-1944
138	1	no. 6: "Agricultural Price Situation in Utah and United States"	1916-1944
138	1	no. 7: "Agriculture" For the Bureau of Information Utah Booklet	1916-1944
138	1	no. 8: "Agriculture and National Defense" Presented at the Farm Bureau Outing	1940 July 10
138	1	no. 9: "Agriculture and Our Social Problem" Presented at the Utah State Conference of Social Work	1938 July 15
138	1	no. 10: "Agriculture and Social Integrity" Presented at the Bankers Short Course	1931 October 16
138	1	no. 11: Agricultural Club Link speech Presented at the Bankers Convention	1916-1944
138	1	no. 12: "Agriculture in Our Present Economics" Presented at the Salt Lake Co. Farm Bureau	1932 June 10
138	1	no. 13: "Agriculture in the American System" Presented at the Sack Lake Co. Farm Bureau	1931 April 18
138	1	no. 14: "Agriculture in the Post-War World" Presented at the Cache Co. Farm Bureau	1944 December 29
138	1	no. 15: "Agriculture in Utah"	1919 December 10
138	2	no. 1: "Agriculture Moves Forward"	1916-1944
138	2	no. 2: "Aim of Education A.D. 1922"	1922 March 25
138	2	no. 3: "Alcohol"	1916-1944
138	2	no. 4-9: Alumni Quarterly article	1929-1945
138	2	no. 10: "America's Responsibility - How Shall She Meet It"	1916-1944
138	2	no. 11: "American Excellence"	1916-1944
138	2	no. 12: "American Plan V"	1916-1944
138	2	no. 13: "American Plan VI"	1916-1944
138	2	no. 14: "American Plan VII"	1916-1944
138	2	no. 15: "American Standard"	1916-1944
138	2	no. 16: "American Standard of Living Necessary"	1916-1944
138	3	no. 1: "American Sugar Beet Technologists"	1942 January 6
138	3	no. 2: Notes on American Sugar Beet Technologists speech	1942 January 6
138	3	no. 3: "Americanism" and "Some Phases of Americanism" Commencement address at Montana State College	1930 June 11
138	3	no. 4: "Americanism in Utah and Idaho"	1916-1944
138	3	no. 5: "Appeal to Students"	1916-1944
138	3	no. 6: "Are We Looking at Evolution Backwards?"	1916-1944
138	3	no. 7: "At the Crossroads"	1916-1944
138	3	no. 8: Athletic Banquet at Salt Lake City	1936 December 8
138	3	no. 9: Athletic Banquet	1924 May
138	3	no. 10: "Attack on Depression Must Center On Commodity Prices"	1916-1944
138	4	no. 1: "Annual Report of the Utah State Agricultural College"	1916-1944
138	4	no. 2: Bacean	1940 August 31
138	4	no. 3: "Bankers of Logan"	1933 March 16
138	4	no. 4: "Basis of Our Economic Life and of Our Civilization"	1916-1944
138	4	no. 5: "Basis of Sound Agriculture" Given at the Ogden Kiwanis Club	1929 August 29
138	4	no. 6: Beehive Article	1937 April 3
138	4	no. 7: "Better Living on the Farm"	1916-1944
138	4	no. 8: "Blue Book Article"	1938 August 18
138	4	no. 9: Board of Trustees of the College article	1916-1944
138	4	no. 10: BAC Scrapbook article	1930 February 22
138	4	no. 11: BAC Yearbook article	1940 March 15
138	4	no. 12-16: Buzzer article	1929-1944
138	4	no. 17: "By-Products of Education"	1916-1944
138	5	no. 1: "Cache Valley" Written for the Pacific Life	1939 May 10
138	5	no. 2: "Can the American Standard be Maintained on American Farms" U.B.I.C. address	1929 August 7
138	5	no. 3: "Can We Live at Home?"	1916-1944
138	5	no. 4: "Causes" Rotary Club address	1939 April 20
138	5	no. 4a: "Certain Distinctive Features of Utah Agricultural College Work" Written for the Utah Ed. Review	1920 May 1
138	5	no. 5: Chamber of Commerce address	1923 May 17
138	5	no. 6: "Changes in Plant Cover accompanying Grazing"	1916-1944
138	5	no. 7-12: Chapel Address	1923-1943
138	5	no. 13: "Character and Progress" Chapel Address	1932 September 29
138	5	no. 14: Church Advisory Committee, Stake Presidents and Regional Ag. Committees Address	1939 April 8
138	5	no. 15: "Christmas Journal Article"	1930
138	5	no. 16: "Christmas Greeting"	1942
138	5	no. 17: "Christmas Broadcast" Given Over the K.S.L radio station	1944 December 23
138	5	no. 18: Circular Letter	1932 December 8
138	5	no. 19: "Coast Markets"	1916-1944
138	6	no. 1: "College and the Nation"	1942 December 12
138	6	no. 2: College History article Given Over the K.S.L radio station	1938 March 3
138	6	no. 3: Report of College Organization and Policy Committee	1916-1944
138	6	no. 4: "Summary of Information to be Used in College Report"	1936 May 31
138	6	no. 5: Commerce and Business Administration	1916-1944
138	6	no. 6: "Comments on England and Germany" Given at Timpanogos Club	1938 October 6
138	6	no. 7: "Coming Opportunities for American Youth" Given Over the K.S.L radio station	1933 December 27
138	6	no. 8: "The Utah Agricultural College - The People's School"	1916-1944
138	6	no. 9: Untitled commencement address	1921 May 5
138	6	no. 10: "Extracts from the Report of the President of the College" Commencement Address	1923 May 23
138	6	no. 11: "Reports of President E. G. Peterson" Commencement Address	1925 June 7
138	6	no. 12: "Civilization and the New Testament" This is believed to be a Commencement Address given at the University of Wyoming	1930 August 28
138	6	no. 13: "Report for the Year 1930-31" Commencement Address	1931 May 31
138	7	Commencement Address Includes addresses given at Brigham Young University, the Quartermaster General's School for Advances Storage Officers, and annual reports and statements	1916-1945
139	1	no. 1: "Dairy Situation"	1916-1944
139	1	no. 2: "Day of Promise" District Rotary Conference at Pocatello	1942 May 11
139	1	no. 3: "Delivery of Water to Irrigators"	1916-1944
139	1	no. 4: "Democracy at Birth"	1916-1944
139	1	no. 5-11: Deseret News articles	1922-1943
139	1	no. 12: "Does the Land Grant Need its Alumni?"	1916-1944
139	1	no. 13: "Dimensions of the Universe"	1916-1944
139	1	no. 14: "Disorderly Production"	1916-1944
139	2	no. 1: "Economic Situation"	1916-1944
139	2	no. 2: "Education in a New World" Given Over the K.S.L radio station	1932 April 19
139	2	no. 3: "Education in a Revolutionary World " Given Over the K.S.L radio station	1938 January 8
139	2	no. 4: Encampment News	1929 July 13
139	2	no. 5: Enlisted Reserve Corp speech	1943 April 5
139	2	no. 6: "Essentials of Permanent Agriculture, No. II; The Real Farmer"	1916-1944
139	2	no. 6a: "Evil in Modernism"	1916-1944
139	2	no. 7: "Expenses and Prices"	1916-1944
139	2	no. 7a: "Explains How New Act Will Aid Farmers"	1916-1944
139	2	no. 8: "Extension Conference Address"	1942 December 7
139	2	no. 9: "Engineering, Industries and Trade"	1916-1944
139	2	no. 10: Extension News article	1931 November 13
139	2	no. 10a: Extension Review article	1920 February
139	2	no. 11: Extension Service	1931 February 5
139	2	no. 12: Extension Workers Conference speech	1942 January 12
139	2	no. 13: "Extent of Need of Phosphate Fertilizers"	1916-1944
139	3	no. 1: "Facing the New Year" Given Over the K.S.L radio station	1928 December
139	3	no. 2: "Faith in a War Torn World" Given over the K.S.L. Radio station, Salt Lake Tabernacle	1940 December 29
139	3	no. 3: "The Family"	1916-1944
139	3	no. 3a: "Farm and Education" Included in Utah Farmer	1920 February
139	3	no. 4: "Farm and Home" Given Over the K.S.L radio station	1932 September 23
139	3	no. 5: Farm Bureau address	1939 October 25
139	3	no. 6: "The Farm Bureau"	1916-1944
139	3	no. 7: "The Farm Home" Farmer's Encampment address	1930 July 15
139	3	no. 8: "Farmer Not Sick! Hes has been run over" Newspaper article	1929 July 8
139	3	no. 9: "Farming a Profession for Superior People " Included in Utah Farmer	1922 June 7
139	3	no. 10: "Fifty Years of Fruit Investigations at the Utah Station"	1916-1944
139	3	no. 11: First Faculty Meeting speech	1942 September 22
139	4	no. 1: Football Program	1936 October 17
139	4	no. 2: Football Program	1937 October 30
139	4	no. 3: "Foundations in Agriculture" Farmer's Emcampment address	1929 July 15
139	4	no. 4: Four-H Club Week article	1942 April 6
139	4	no. 5: Four-H Club School Remarks	1945 March 1
139	4	no. 5a: "France As Well As French"
139	4	no. 6: "To the Entering Students" Freshmen Assembly	1938 September 24
139	4	no. 7: "Fruit Production in Utah" Utah State Horticulture Society	1938 February 11
139	4	no. 8: "Future of American Agriculture"
139	4	no. 9: Future Farmers of America remarks	1942 April 22
139	4	no. 10: Address at opening conference Future Farmers at Utah Agricultural College,	1944 March 7
139	4	no. 11: "Future of Utah Agriculture" State Farm Bureau	1939 November 29
139	5	no. 1: General Conference address Given at General Conference, a religious meeting for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints	1932 October 8
139	5	no. 2: "Getting Rich Quick"	1916-1944
139	5	no. 3: "A Glance at English Agriculture and the People"	1916-1944
139	5	no. 4: "Golden Age"	1916-1944
139	5	no. 4a: "Good Future in Livestock Farming " Included in Utah Farmer	1917 March
139	5	no. 5: "Good Will in Education"	1937 February 18
139	5	no. 5a: Graduation Remarks Conferring of Degrees	1919
139	5	no. 6: "Great American Inheritance " Chapel Address	1928 September 19
139	5	no. 7: Greeting from the President	1916-1944
139	6	no. 1: Harmonizing Instructional, Experimental, and Extension Work in Agriculture	1916-1944
139	6	no. 1a: Harvester Company Address	1916-1944
139	6	no. 2: "Health of Mind and Body"	1916-1944
139	6	no. 3: "Health Qualities of Our Fruits " State Horticulture Society	1944 January 15
139	6	no. 4-7: Herald Journal Statement	1930-1944
139	6	no. 7a: Letter to High School Graduates	1920
139	6	no. 8: "Higher Education and Character Training"	1931 July 9
139	6	no. 9: "Higher Education and Hard Times"	1916-1944
139	6	no. 10: "Higher Education in the Post-War Period " Utah Ed. review	1943 November 26
139	6	no. 11: "Higher Level " Chapel Address	1929 September 26
139	6	no. 12: "Home Building " Building and Loan Associations	1930 April 12
139	6	no. 13: Home Building in Cache Valley	1920 March 11
139	6	no. 14: "Home Opportunities in Utah"	1916-1944
139	6	no. 15: "Homecoming Statement"	1938 October 18
139	6	no. 16: "Hot Wheat - and Why"	1916-1944
139	7	no. 1: "Ideal Back of Our Agriculture" Opening address at rural school	1944 November 29
139	7	no. 2: "Ideal of the Utah State Agricultural College"	1916-1944
139	7	no. 3: Importance of Sugar Beet Industry in the Western States	1940 December 4
139	7	no. 4: Impressions of the National Summer School	1916-1944
139	7	no. 5: In the Service of Agriculture	1937 May 17
139	7	no. 6: Increased Farm Income - A National Necessity Uintah Basin Industrial Convention address	1939 August 25
139	8	no. 1: "Securing Increased Farm Income"	1939 August 25
139	8	no. 2: "Industrial Development Bulletin Article"	1943 May 22
139	8	no. 3: "Industrial Education Conference"	1939 April
139	8	no. 4: "Industrial Horizons " American Sugar Technologists	1942 January 10
139	8	no. 5: "Irrigation and Drainage"	1916-1944
139	8	no. 6: Opening Statement Irrigation Experts Conference	1945 January 27
139	9	no. 1-3: K.S.L. news addresses
139	9	no. 4: Kiwanis Club speech	1922 February 10
139	9	no. 5: K.V.N.U. address	1921 February
139	9	no. 6: "Keep on Plowing"	1916-1944
139	10	no. 1: "Land of Promise"	1916-1944
139	10	no. 1a: "The Law"	1919 October
139	10	no. 2: "Law of Life " Convention for Sugar Technologists	1938 January 11
139	10	no. 3: Leadership Week at BYU	1937 January
139	10	no. 4: "Livestock Meeting at Denver"	1940 April 5
139	10	no. 5: "Logan Republican article"	1923 December
139	10	no. 6: "Long View"	1916-1944
139	11	no. 1: "Manager Mind"	1916-1944
139	11	no. 2: "Mass Production in Agriculture"	1929 April 8
139	11	no. 2a: "Meaning of Education XII. Democracy is Love of Justice"	1916-1944
139	11	no. 2b: "Meaning of Education XI. Unselfishness"	1918 June 26
139	11	no. 3: Men's Club address	1916-1944
139	11	no. 3a: "Mexican Immigration"	1916-1944
139	11	no. 4: "Moloch Still Lives"	1916-1944
139	11	no. 5: "More Important the Business"	1916-1944
139	11	no. 6: "Motive and Organization " Alumni Directory	1930 April 11
139	12	no. 1: N.B.C. Broadcast at Utah Agricultural College	1913 December
139	12	no. 2: "National Center for Summer Study and Recreation"	1925 February 6
139	12	no. 3: Notes on address Needed Development of Western Phosphate	1916-1944
139	12	no. 4: "Needed Reforms in Irrigation Practice" Payroll Builder	1921 April 20
139	12	no. 5: "New Agriculture and Education " U.B.I.C. adress	1933 August 10
139	12	no. 6: "New Christianity " Rotary Club address	1922 December
139	12	no. 7: "New Day for American Youth " Chapel address	1933 September 28
139	12	no. 8: "News Bureau article"	1938 August 9
139	12	no. 9: Northern Utah Civic Clubs address	1942 November 25
139	12	no. 10: "N. Utah, S. Idaho, and Wyoming Agriculture and Relief Committees " Ogden Tabernacle	1916-1944
139	13	no. 1: "One Reason Why We Fail"	1916-1944
139	13	no. 2: "Opportunities for the Trained"	1916-1944
139	13	no. 3: "Opportunity in Forestry " Forestry Journal	1916-1944
139	13	no. 4: "Organized Righteousness " Millenial Star	1936 November 5
139	13	no. 5: "Origin and Purpose of the Utah State Agricultural College"	1916-1944
139	13	no. 6: "Our Dependence on Agriculture"	1916-1944
139	13	no. 7: "Our Two-Faced Civilization also titled: Trend of Our Education" Brigham Young University address	1929 January 26
140	1	no. 1: Payroll Builder article	1925 April 9
140	1	no. 1a: "Permanent Foundations"	1916-1944
140	1	no. 2: Notes on Phosphate Rotary Club	1937 September 23
140	1	no. 3: Phosphate Conference Pocatello Idaho	1937 October
140	1	no. 4-5: Pioneer Service remarks, notes, and event program	1940 July 17
140	1	no. 6: "Place of Research in the College " Written for Sigma Xi	1942 March 14
140	1	no. 7: "Place of the College"	1916-1944
140	1	no. 8: "Place of United States in the World's Meat Production"	1916-1944
140	1	no. 9: "Plan for the Development of the Utah Agricultural College"	1916-1944
140	1	no. 9a: "Plans for 1919-1920"	1919-1920
140	1	no. 10: "Plea for the University and the College" Given Over the K.S.L radio station	1936 December 29
140	1	no. 10a: "Present Agriculture Conditions in Utah"	1916-1944
140	1	no. 11: Notes on Present Revolution	1939 May 14
140	1	no. 12: "Preserving Rural Culture" Utah Academy of Science at Ogden	1937 November 5
140	1	no. 13-16: President's Assembly
140	2	no. 1-2: President's Assembly
140	2	no. 3: "Proposed Amendments to the Constitution of Utah"	1930 March
140	2	no. 4: "Proposed Solution for the Farm Marketing Problem"	1916-1944
140	2	no. 5: "Prosperous and Enlightening Agriculture - The Basis of an Enduring Civilization " Given Over the K.S.L radio station and Chapel adress	1939 September 16
140	2	no. 6: "Postwar Development of Collegiate Education in Utah"
140	2	no. 7: "Poultry"
140	3	no. 1: "Radio Technology School" Address to Utah Agricultural College Graduates	1942 September 12
140	3	no. 1a: "Relation of the Agricultural College to Vocational Education in the Secondary Schools"	1916-1944
140	3	no. 2: "Relation of the Farmer to the Present Prices"	1917 March
140	3	no. 2a: Extracts from the report of the President of the College at meeting of Board of Trustees Held in Salt Lake City	1923 April 27
140	3	no. 3-6: "Report of the President"
140	3	no. 7: "Report to the Board"	1923 December
140	3	no. 8: "Restoration of Confidence"	1916-1944
140	3	no. 9: "Revolution and Some Results " S.L. Rotary Club address	1938 December 13
140	3	no. 10: Romney, Dick Dinner address at Hotel Utah	1943 September 9
140	3	no. 11: Comments on United States President Roosevelt' s Death	1916-1944
140	3	no. 12: "Rural Life Problem or Some Aspects of the Rural Life Problem" Written for the Timpanogos Club	1928 May 23
140	3a	Bibliographic sketch of E.G. Peterson Includes correspondence to the National Cyclopedia of American Biograrphy	1921
140	4	no. 1: Sanborn, Jeremiah W.: Memorial Services	1933 April 4
140	4	no. 2: Scabbard and Blade article	1933 March 16
140	4	no. 3: Notes on School of Philosophy Utah School for Extension Workers	1938 January
140	4	no. 4: Scribble article	1941 March 28
140	4	no. 5: Semi-Centennial address	1938 March 8
140	4	no. 6: "The President's Statement" At the Semi-Centennial address	1938 June 5
140	4	no. 7: "Semi-Centennial Year"	1916-1944
140	4	no. 8: "Small Farm " Convention of Western Farm Economics Association at Reno, Nevada	1937 June 26
140	4	no. 9: "Social Development in the Fifth District "	1932 May 13
140	4	no. 10: Address at the Institute of Social Work	1930 October 26
140	4	no. 11: "Soil Physics"	1916-1944
140	4	no. 12: "Solution of Uintah Basin Agricultural Problems"	1933 October 5
140	5	no. 1: "Some Economic Developments in Europe " Wool Growers	1937 January 14
140	5	no. 2: "Some Rural Health Problems"	1916-1944
140	5	no. 3: "Spirit of Democracy"	1916-1944
140	5	no. 4: "To the State Committees of All Political Parties and to the Citizens of Utah"	1916-1944
140	5	no. 5: State Realtors, Ogden Address	1923 April 8
140	5	no. 6: Statement for Board Minutes	1942 January 14
140	5	no. 7: Statement by President E.G. Peterson on Curriculum at Utah Agricultural College	1916-1944
140	5	no. 8: Statement to the Faculty	1944 September 20
140	5	no. 9: Statement to the Governor's Committee Investigating the Utah Agricultural College and U of U	1916-1944
140	6	no. 1-5: Statement to the Legislature	1916-1944
140	6	no. 6: Frank B. Stephens, memorial service	1916-1944
140	6	no. 7: Lunette Stephens, memorial service	1945 March 10
140	6	no. 8: Student Blue Book article	1940 July 5
140	6	no. 9: Student Directory article	1943 November 15
140	7	Student Life and Press articles	1916-1945
140	8	no. 1-1a: Student Directory article
140	8	no. 2: Student Handbook article	1939 July 22
140	8	no. 18: "Success of the S.A.T.C. at the Utah Agricultural College"	1916-1944
140	8	no. 18a-19: Sugar Beet Technologists address at S.L.C. Includes notes	1942 January 6
140	8	no. 20: "Summer Session Students Welcome"	1916-1944
140	8	no. 21: "Sunday and Feature Section of Tribune article"	1933 April
140	9	no. 1-7: "Salt Lake Tribune articles " Includes Thoughts on Rural Life Foundations	1916-1944
140	9	no. 8: "Tobacco"	1916-1944
140	10	no. 1: U.B.I.C. Address at Ft. Duchesne	1938 August 23
140	10	no. 1a: "Utah" Written for the "Utah" publication for the U.S. Railroad Administration Agricultrual Series	1916-1944
140	10	no. 2: "The Utah Agricultural College and Ideals of the Utah State Agricultural College"	1916-1944
140	10	no. 3: "Utah and Idaho Livestock States"	1916-1944
140	10	no. 4: Toast at Utah Bankers Association	1923 June 15
140	10	no. 5: Utah Farmer article	1922 July 22
140	10	no. 6: President's address Utah Irrigation and Drainage Congress	1921 January
140	10	no. 7: "Utah Poultry Producers' magazine article"	1940 October 29
140	10	no. 8: "Utah State"	1916-1944
140	10	no. 9: "Utah State " Written for Buzzer, a year book for Utah State Agricultural College	1937 April 28
140	10	no. 10: "Utah State Association of County Officials" Given in Salt Lake City	1944 January 20
140	11	no. 1: "Victorious Scandinavia" Deseret News	1928, 1936
140	11	no. 1a: "Vocational Education"	1920 January 10
140	11	no. 2: "Vocational or Occupational Education as a Means of Social Readjustment in a Mechanized Nation and a Changing Order of Employment"	1939 April
140	11	no. 3: "Vocational Education " State Board Newsletter	1922 January 23
140	12	no. 1: "War After the War " Opening address at Extension Conference at U.S.A.C	1943 December 6
140	12	no. 2: To the Western Farm and Home Radio Hour	1916-1944
140	12	no. 3: Western Farm and Home Hour article	1932 April 12
140	12	no. 4: Open address Western Phosphate Conference at Pocatello
140	12	no. 5: "What is Good Citizenship?"	1916-1944
140	12	no. 6: "What Must Be Done to Keep Agriculture Sound " Address before Bankers Convention at Ogden	1920 June
140	12	no. 6a: "Home Opportunities in Utah " Written for the State Industrial Commission	1920 December 10
140	12	no. 6b: "The New Problem of Agriculture" Written for January "Red Book"	1920 December 10
140	12	no. 7: "What Utah Agricultural College can do to Aid Canners " Address to Committees-Canning Crops Association	1938 January 1
140	13	no. 1: "What We Believe I"	1916-1944
140	13	no. 2: "What We Believe II"	1916-1944
140	13	no. 3: "Why the Family"	1916-1944
140	13	no. 4: "Work of the Utah Agricultural College"	1916-1944
140	13	no. 5: "World Without Vision" and "Without Vision"	1933 January
140	13	no. 6: Xerophthalmia in Danish Children	1916-1944
146a	1	Student Life articles	1926-1935
146a	2	Articles written for newspapers and radio	1927-1935
146a	3	Chapel addresses	1926, 1934-1935
146a	4	Report of the President and Commencement addresses	1927-1928,1935
146a	5	Holiday addresses Includes Founder's day, Mother's day, and Father's day	1927-1928
146a	6	"Some Aspects of the Rural Life Problem"	1927-1935
146a	7-8	Assorted articles and speeches Includes articles in alphabetical order	1927-1935
146b		Untitled articles and speeches	1927-1935

VI. Outside Associations and Organizations, 1916-1945Return to Top

Container(s)		Description	Dates
Box	Folder
95	2	Agricultural Rehabilitation Conference	1933
142	1	Agricultural Council of Utah	1922-1923
142	2	American Association for the Advancement of Science	1923-1928
142	3	American Association of Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations	1916-1917
142	4	American Association of University Women	1939-1941
142	5	American Council on Education	1926-1928
142	6	Association of American Universities	1930
95	4	Bear River Bay Migratory Bird Refuge	1933
90	6	F.P. Champ, president of the cache valley bank	1931
88	4	F.P. Champ	1930
43	6	Commercial organizations	1923 July - December
146	4	Committee on Education and Special Training	1919
146	1	Consolidation of Scientific Bureaus	1921
146	2	Cooperative Association Oregon Agricultural College	1917-1919
146	3	Cooperative Organization-Canadian Farmers	1919-1920
90	13	Golf and Country Club	1931
90	14	Guggenheim Foundation	1931
31	4	Guggenheim Memorial Foundation	1920-1925
31	5	Harris, F.S., Organization	1920-1925
98	8	John Price Jones Corporation	1934
146	5	National Education Association	1926-1927
91	9	National Education Association	1931
146	6-8	National Youth Administration	1931-1942
102	2	National Youth Administration	1935
94	4	Reconstruction Finance Corporation	1932
99	8	Research Foundation	1934
146	9	Roosevelt Memorial Committee	1919
146	10	Scouting	1939-1943
146	11	Scouting	1944-1945
146	12	Society of American Bacteriologists	1920
146	13	State Institute of Applied Agriculture on Long Island	1921
130	11	Stenographic Bureau	1945
146	14	U.S. Veterans Bureau	1924
128	11	Utah Research Foundation	1944
146	15	Utah State Farm Bureau	1924,1941
127	2a	Utah State Farm Bureau	1944
129	9b	Utah State Farm Bureau	1945
92	10	Wasatch Gas Company	1931
40	9	Western Newspaper Union	1922 July - December
		a. Universities and colleges	1917-1945
Box	Folder
142	6a	Association of Land-Grant College Reports at New Orleans Convention	1921
97	2	Association of Land-Grant Colleges	1934
142	7-13	Association of Land-Grant Colleges and Universities	1922-1936
143		Association of Land-Grant Colleges and Universities	1937-1940
144		Association of Land-Grant Colleges and Universities	1941-1943
145		Association of Land-Grant Colleges and Universities	1944-1945
	Folder
127	1a	College-University Extension Bill	1944
15	11	Oregon Ag. College	1918 April - June
14a	7	Organization of Colleges and Universities	1918 April - June
13	5	University of Utah	1917 July - 1918 April
14	15	University of Utah	1917-1926
16	6	University of Utah	1918 April - June
		i. Branch Agricultral College (B.A.C.) Now Known as Southern Utah University	1916-1944
Box	Folder
171	10-15	Director Henry Oberhansley	1930-1944
171	3-9	Director J. Howard Maughan	1922-1930
171	1	Director P. V. Cardon	1921
171	16	James A. Nuttal	1939
171	2	Principal Roy F. Homer	1916-1921

VII. University Councils, Committees, and boards, 1916-1945Return to Top

Container(s)		Description	Dates
Box	Folder
64	2a	Board Meeting	1926 January -July
90	5	Campus Improvement Committee	1931
93	3	Campus Improvement Committee	1932
97	9	Campus Improvement Committee	1934
100	4	Campus Improvement Committee	1935
111	6	Campus Improvement Committee	1939
120	4	Campus Improvement Committee	1942
129	6	George D. Clyde, chairman for committee on out-of-state travel	1945
14a	11	Committee on Education and Special Training	1918 April - June
122	7	Committee on Student English	1942
126	6	Committee Reports	1944
129	7	Committee Reports	1945
111	7a	Curriculum committee	1939
23	5-7	Departmental Cooperation and Eco. Committee	1919
129	12	George A. Meyer, chairman of Inter-American affairs	1945
26	13	Health Supervision Committee	1920 January - June
83	4-6	Immigration committee	1928-1929
86	5	Immigration committee	1930
88	15	Immigration Committee	1930
91	1-2	Immigration committee	1931
91	5	Land board	1931
41	13	Length of School Week Committee	1923 January - July
115	10-12	National Defense	1916-1945
86	14	National Education Association	1930
128	2	Pan-Hellenic	1944
130	6	Pan-Hellenic	1945
130	6a	Pan-Hellenic Women's council	1945
94	3	Radio Committee	1932
89	9	Radio Committee Farm and home hour	1930
92	4	Radio Committee	1931
65	4	Report of salary schedule committee	1926 January - July
92	6	Social Affairs Committee	1931
96	7	Social Affairs Committee	1933
113	4	C.O. Stott, agriculture advertising committee	1939
116	6	C.O. Stott,	1940
		a. Board of Trustees	1916-1945
Box	Folder
97	7	Assorted files	1934
170	6-13	Board Items includes budget material 1926-28	1930-1945
129	3	Assorted files	1945
167	5-10	Chairman F.P. Champ	1932-1937
168		Chairman F.P. Champ	1938-1940
	Folder
169	1-2	Chairman F.P. Champ	1941
170	5	Executive Committee	1920-1921
97	11	F.P. Champ	1934
169	4-14	Meeting minutes	1920-1938
170	1-4	Meeting minutes	1938-1941
167	1-4	President A. W. Ivins	1920-1935
86	6	President A. W. Ivins	1930
169	3	President Lorenzo Stohl	1916-1917

VIII. Budget, 1916-1944Return to Top

Container(s)		Description	Dates
Box	Folder
178	14	Assorted files	1919-1920
36	9	Bookstore Audit	1922 January - July
23	9	Budget	1919
64	2b	Budget	1926 January - July
177		Biennium report	1916-1938
	Folder
178	1	Budget Bill	1922-1925
178	2-3	Budget Estimates Includes Biennial requests	1922-1929
178	4	Circular Letters	1922
178	5-9	Departmental Estimates	1916-1944
31a	1	Expenditures	1920-1925
178	10	Salary List	1916-1917
178	11	Statistical Data	1925-1926
178	12	Student Fees	1920-1921
178	13	Telegrams	1923-1924
		a. Secretary and Treasurer	1916-1945
Box
172		John L. Coburn budget business Secretary	1916-1921
173		John L. Coburn budget business Secretary	1922-1924
	Folder
97	5	R.E. Bernston Financial Secretary	1934
174		R.E. Bernston budget business Executive Secretary	1922-1929
175		R.E. Bernston Secretary Treasurer	1930-1938
176		R.E. Bernston Executive Secretary	1939-1945

IX. Extension Services, 1914-1945Return to Top

Container(s)		Description	Dates
Box	Folder
155	3-9	Assorted Correspondence Includes Western Ag. Colleges Association and Ass'n. of Western Land-Grant Colleges	1914-1916
155	1	Building Program correspondence	1934
155	2	Building Program Proposal	1934
154	11	County Agents' Statement	1924
8	8-9	Extension Division	1917 July - 1918 April
9	1	Extension Division	1917 July - 1918 April
14a	13	Extension Division	1918 April - June
21	9	Extension Division	1918 October - December
26	8	Extension Division	1920 January - June
154	7	Extension Service	1919
154	8	Extension Service	1916-1945
154	9	Farmers' Institute	1912-1913
109	6	Millard County Extension	1938
154	10	Projects	1914-1915
		a. Directors	1920-1945
Box	Folder
153	1-4	R.J. Evans	1920-1924
159	9-11	R.J. Evans	1921-1923
153	5-13	William Peterson	1925-1937
154	1-4	William Peterson	1938-1943
154	5-6	W.W. Owens	1943-1945
162	1	W.W. Owens Includes proposed Drainage Blueprint	1920-1921

X. Faculty and Departments, 1916-1947Return to Top

Container(s)		Description	Dates
Box	Folder
165	1	Applications (Miscellaneous Faculty and Departmental)	1922-1923
133		Applications for Staff positions	1916-1936
134		Applications for Staff positions and Student Employment	1916-1925
	Folder
9	3	Assorted files	1917 July - 1918 April
165	7	Annual Budget	1925-1926
165	8	League Loan Fund	1925-1926
165	9	Letters and Notices	1920-1921
165	10	Questionnaire	1919
165	10a	Salaries	1922-1923
165	10b	Rules and Regulations	1916-1944
165	11	Memorandums	1920-1923
165	12	Teaching Loads	1933-1934
127	2	Temporary Faculty Appointments	1944
		a. Faculty Organized by faculty last name	1920-1947
Box	Folder
157	1	T.H. Abell, assistant professor of horticulture	1922
157	2	R.J. Becraft department of range management	1920
157	3	R.E. Berntsen, purchasing agent and manager of the book store	1922
157	4	James E. Boyle, professor of rural economy Cornell University	1925
157	5	E.B. Branson, University of Missouri	1928
157	6	Almeda P. Brown, acting dean of school of home economics	1943-1945
157	7	G.B. Caine, dairying	1920-1921
157	8-10	W.E. Carroll, animal husbandry dept and dean of Agriculture	1920-1924, 1937
157	11-13	Christine B. Clayton, dean of the school of home economics	1936-1943
97	13	Christine B. Clayton	1934
100	6	Christine B. Clayton	1935
157	14-16	George D. Clyde, dean of the school of engineering Includes power plant report and blueprints outside plant work	1935-1937
158		George D. Clyde Includes Floor Plan of Industry and Trades Building	1939-1944
	Folder
108	4	George D. Clyde	1938
114	5-6	George D. Clyde	1940
166	10	George D.Clyde Irrigation Department	1924
159	1	Henry C. Cowles University of Chicago	1927
159	2	Charlotte E. Dancy, Dean of women
159	3	David Davies, librarian	1941-1943
159	4-5	Carrie C. Dozier, dean of the school of home economics	1924-1927
159	6-7	Paul M. Dunn, dean of the school of forestry	1937-1947
111	9	Paul M. Dunn	1939
159	8	Walter P. Eaton, Massachusetts lecturer	1927
117	8	Emily Farnham Resignation of an Art Teacher	1941
159	12	F.D. Farrell, lecturer at the Kansas Agricultural College	1928
159	13	Calvin Fletcher	1920
159	14	E.H. Griggs, lecturer Croton-on-Hudson, New York	1928
159	15	Emil Hansen, grounds and greenhouses	1920-1923
159	16	F.S. Harris, director of extension service	1920-1921
159	17	Frank W. Hart University of California	1927-1928
159	18	Ira M. Hawley, entomologist	1921
159	19	George B. Hendricks, professor of economics	1920
124	1	King Hendricks, acting librarian	1943
160	1-4	G.R. Hill, dean of the school of agriculture	1920-1925
160	5	R.L. Hill, professor of chemistry	1920-1921
160	6	M.W. Hinman, physical education New York City	1927
160	7	J.C. Hogenson	1920
124	2	Lois Holderbaum, assistant professor of textiles and clothing	1943
160	8	Hugh Hust, county agricultural agent	1920
160	9-12	Kenneth C. Ikeler, dean of the school of agriculture	1926-1928
88	14	Kenneth C. Ikeler	1930
86	4	Kenneth C. Ikeler	1930
160	13	O.W. Israelsen, irrigation and drainage department	1920-1923
161	1-2	E.A. Jacobsen, dean of the school of education	1938-1944
106	3	E.A. Jacobsen	1937
121	4	E.A. Jacobsen	1942
129	14	E.A. Jacobsen	1945
161	3	J.R. Jensen, student affairs committee	1920
161	4	C.R. Johnson, vocal music	1920
161	5	G.E. King	1920
161	6-8	Leonard H. Kirkpatrick, librarian	1937-1941
109	2	Leonard H. Kirkpatrick	1938
115	5	Leonard H. Kirkpatrick	1940
161	9	Clyde W. Lindsay	1921-1923
161	10-11	J.H. Linford	1920-1932
161	13	Sherwin Maeser	1921
44	5	J. Howard Maughan, Branch Agricultural College	1923 July - December
161	14-16	E.J. Maynard, dean of the school of agriculture	1932-1936
101	8	E.J. Maynard	1935
161	12	E.V. McCollum, nutrition at Johns Hopkins University	1927-1928
161	17	Milton R. Merrill	1937
161	18	Peter Nelson, farm superintendent	1920-1921
161	19	Aaron Newey	1920
162	2	H.J. Pack	1920
129	9a	Alton B. Paulson, engineering department	1945
116	2	Harry Parker, superintendent of construction and maintenance	1940
162	3	N.A. Pedersen, dean of the school of arts and sciences	1920-1945
162	4-6	Henry Peterson, head of the of education	1922-1927
162	7	P.E. Peterson, department of business practice	1920-1926
162	8-10	William Peterson, director of the experiment station and extension division Includes Proposed Budget for Experiment Station for Fiscal Year	1920-1928
162	11	A.H. Powell	1920
162	12	J.S. Powell	1920
162	13	D.E. Robinson, department of information service	1920-1923
162	14	E.L. Romney, coach and director of athletics	1926-1928
113	1a	E.L. Romney,	1939
116	5a	E.L. Romney,	1940
162	15	A.H. Saxer, dean, of the school of basic arts and sciences	1920, 1926-1928
162	16	A.N. Sorenson, assistant professor of english	1926
162	17	George Stewart	1920
162	18	D.A. Swenson	1920
163	1	T.G. Taylor, professor of forestry	1933-1934
163	2	M.A. Thain	1935
163	3	E.D. Thomas, U.S. Senate	1933-1934
163	4	George Thomas, president of University of Utah	1932-1934
163	5	W.P. Thomas, head of the department of agricultural economics	1934
163	6	Earl Thompson	1920
163	7	Jno. J. Tigart, president of the University of Florida	1934
163	8	V.H. Tingey, chairman of F.E.R.A. student fund	1934
163	9	L.E. Tueller	1934
163	10-13	L.M. Turner, dean of the school of forestry	1943-1945
163	14	Z.B. Wallin	1920
130	14	R.H. Walker, dean of the school of agriculture and director of experimentation station	1945
163	15-19	W.L. Wanlass, dean of the school of commerce and business administration	1923-1945
89a	19	W.L. Wanlass	1930
102	8	W.L. Wanlass	1935
116	10	W.L. Wanlass	1940
104	13	W.L. Wanlass	1936
164	1-3	F.L. West, dean of faculty	1920-1934
102	9	F.L. West	1935
89a	20	F.L. West	1930
164	4-11	Ray B. West, dean of the school of A.E. and M.A.	1920-1934
87	13	Ray B. West	1930
89a	21	Ray B. West	1930
102	10	Ray B. West	1935
104	14	Ray B. West	1936
164	12	Jessie Whitacre, dean of the school of home economics	1921-1923
		b. Department	1916-1945
Box	Folder
165	13	Agronomy Department, Head	1930
165	14-15	Animal Husbandry, Includes sketches of Building Plans and regarding the position of Dean	1930-1940
165	16	Animal Industry	1936
111	2	Aviation	1939
165	17	Biology, Teachers of (mailing list)	1916-1944
165	18	Biological Science (correspondence with other Universities)	1928
166	1	Botany and Biology	1927
120	5	Child Development	1942
166	2	Education (includes Report of the Committee to Analyze Requirements for Graduation)	1936
120	7a	Alton B. Paulson, Utah State Engineering Commission	1942
166	3	Foods and Dietetics	1923
166	4-5	Forestry, Range, and Wildlife Management Includes Education for Management of Utah's Non-Urban and Non-Agricultural Land	1935-1944
102	11	Wildlife Management	1935
166	6-7	Geology	1927
31	3	Glee Club	1920-1925
166	8-9	Home Economics Department and Dean	1919, 1930-1931
166	11-12	Library and library building Includes development plan for the Library	1930-1936
77	1	Library	1928 July - December
166	13	National Defense Courses offered at Utah Agricultural College	1941
166	14	Requests for Trips by Department Heads	1928
110	2-4	Graduate school social work	1938
87	8	Stenographic Department	1930
89	13	Stenographic Department	1930
92	7	Stenographic Department	1931
166	15-16	Zoology and Entomology	1927
125	3	Publicity and Industrial Development Department	1943
128	6	Publicity and Industrial Development Department	1944
130	8	Publicity and Industrial Development Department	1945
		i. Athletics	1920-1945
Box
186		Athletic Director E.L. Romney	1920-1945
186a		Athletic Director E.L. Romney	1920-1945
	Folder
38	10	Correspondence	1922 July - December
186a	3	Thanksgiving Day game	1929
		ii. Military Science and Tactics	1917-1944
Box	Folder
126	2	Army Specialized Training Program	1944
42	3	Assorted files	1923 January - July
44	6	Assorted files	1923 July - December
46	2a	Assorted files	1924 January - July
101	9	Assorted files	1935
179	9-12	Military correspondence	1924-1929
179	3-5	Military Department	1920
15	8	Military Science	1918 April - June
179	1, 6-8	R.O.T.C. Includes Memoranda	1919-1935
179	13-17	R.O.T.C. Includes Memoranda	1919-1935
14	14	R.O.T.C.	1917-1926
179	2	Sergeant James McGrath	1921
Box	Folder
179	18	War Department	1920

XI. Government Agencies, 1914-1945Return to Top

Container(s)		Description	Dates
Box
194		Assorted files Includes legislative materials, correspondence, and reports	1926-1941
	Folder
8	7	Employment Bureau	1917 July - 1918 April
		a. Federal Agencies	1914-1945
Box	Folder
192	11	Federal Board	1920-1923
192	13	Federal Board for Vocational Education	1920-1923
21	10	U.S. Food Administration	1918 October - December
17	11	U.S. Food Administration	1918 July - September
14a	15	U.S. Food Administration	1918 April - June
13	7	U.S. Food Administration	1917 July - 1918 April
20	3	U.S. Food Administration	1918 July - September
22	9	U.S. Food Administration	1918 October - December
16	5	U.S. Food Administration	1918 April - June
117	9-10	Federal Security Agency (FSA)	1941
127	3	FSA	1944
193	3	Legislative material	1936
192	15	Milton H. Welling	1920-1923
192	7	U.S. Board for Vocational Education	1919
192	6	U.S. Boys Working Reserve	1918-1919
192	1	U.S. Civil Service Commission	1916-1919
13	6	U.S. Civil Service Commission	1917 July - 1918 April
192	14	U.S. Civil Service Commission	1920-1923
192	3	U.S. Commission on Education	1916-1919
192	5	U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)	1916-1919
6	1a	USDA	1917
192	12	USDA	1920-1923
192	10	USDA Bureau of Markets	1920-1923
192	9	U.S. Department of Interior (DOI)	1920-1923
10	2	DOI	1917 July - 1918 April
14	5	DOI	1917-1926
21	12	DOI	1918 October - December
43	13	DOI	1923 July - December
192	4	DOI	1916-1919
192	2	U.S. Department of War	1916-1919
92	8	U.S. Forest Nursery Photographs	1931
192	8	U.S. Veterans' Bureau	1922
16	4	U.S. Treasury Department	1918 April - June
		b. State Agencies and Personnel	1916-1945
Box	Folder
197	10	A.A. Hinckley	1921-1923
197	3	A.W. Ivins	1921-1923
196	8	Assorted correspondence	1916-1920
197	2	C.N. Jensen, superintendent of public instruction	1921-1923
198	6	C.N. Jensen	1932-1934
199	8-9	C.N. Jensen	1928-1930
200	8	C.N. Jensen	1931
201	6-9	C.N. Jensen	1924-1927
83	8	C.N. Jensen	1928-1929
86	8	C.N. Jensen	1930
197	12	C.P. Cardon	1921-1923
194	5	Charles H. Skidmore, superintendent of public instruction	1938-1941
198	1-2	Charles H. Skidmore	1932-1934
202	3-4	Charles H. Skidmore	1936
193	2	Charles H. Skidmore	1936-1938
195	4	Charles H. Skidmore	1941-1945
196	5	Charles R. Mabey, governor	1916-1920
201	5	Charles R. Mabey	1923-1927
197	1	Charles R. Mabey	1921-1923
44	4	Charles R. Mabey	1923 July - December
97	4	Chas Batt, superintendent of heat and water	1934
195	7	Department of Publicity and Industrial Development	1941-1945
196	12	District Superintendents	1916-1920
195	8	E. Allen Bateman	1941-1945
21	13	E. G. Gowans, superintendent of public instruction	1918 October - December
9	7	E. G. Gowans	1917 July - 1918 April
15	1a	E. G. Gowans	1918 April - June
197	5	F.B. Stephens	1921-1923
197	8	Frank B. Stephens	1921-1923
198	7	George H. Dern	1932-1934
199	5	George H. Dern	1928-1930
200	9	George H. Dern	1931
196	11	George N. Child	1916-1920
196	3	George T. Odell	1916-1920
197	14	George Thomas	1921-1923
197	7	H.E. Crockett	1921-1923
201	2	H.E. Crockett	1923-1927
197	16	Harden Bennion, secretary of state	1921-1923
14a	4	Harden Bennion	1918 April - June
21	2	Harden Bennion	1918 October - December
196	1	Harden Bennion	1916-1920
194	3-4	Henry H. Blood, governor	1938-1941
198	5	Henry H. Blood	1932-1934
202	5	Henry H. Blood	1934-1936
105	3	Henry H. Blood	1937
97	6	Henry H. Blood	1934
193	4	Henry H. Blood	1914-1945
195	1-3	Herbert B. Maw	1941-1945
197	6	J.H. Glenn	1921-1923
201	4	J.H. Glenn	1924
31	2	J.H. Glenn State Finance	1920-1925
196	17	Joseph Howell, representative	1916-1920
12	3	Joseph Ririe, state auditor	1917 July - 1918 April
196	4	L.J. Muir	1916-1920
200	6	Legislative Bills	1929-1930
195	5	Legislative material	1941-1945
198	4	Legislative material	1932-1934
202	6	Legislative material	1934-1936
130	2	Legislative material	1945
194	1-2	Legislative materials	1926-1941
200	1-3	Legislature Also see: Salt Lake Tribune December 14, 1930 - Deseret News February 2, 1931 - Student Life January 23, 1931	1927-1931
12	7	Reed Smoot Senator	1917 July - 1918 April
196	6	Rena B. Maycock	1916-1920
196	10	Simon Bamberger, governor	1916-1920
197	17	Simon Bamberger	1921-1923
20	13	Simon Bamberger	1918 October - December
196	15	Smart, Senator	1916-1920
199	6-7	State Auditor's Office	1928-1930
199	1-4	State Building Commission	1928-1930
196	2	State Department of Public Instruction	1916-1920
20	4	State Department of Vocational Education	1918 July - September
16	7	State Department of Vocational Education	1918 April - June
96	9	State Herbarium	1933
196	9	State Director of Vocational Education	1916-1920
196	7	State Legislature	1916-1920
196	14	Sutherland, senator	1916-1920
197	15	Utah State Board of Education	1921-1923
197	13	Utah State Board of Governors	1921-1923
194	5a	Utah State Building Commission	1938-1939
195	6	Utah State Building Commission	1941-1945
198	3	Utah State Building Commission	1932-1934
200	7	Utah State Building Commission	1931
202	1-2	Utah State Building Commission	1936
193	1	Utah State Building Commission	1936-1938
197	4	Utah State Farm Bureau	1921-1923
199	10	Utah State Farm Bureau	1928-1930
201	1	Utah State Farm Bureau	1923-1927
200	4-5	Visit of Legislature	1929
10	6	W.H King, senator	1917 July - 1918 April
10	6	W.H King	1917 July - 1918 April
197	11	W.S. Hansen	1921-1923
197	9	William Bailey	1921-1923
201	3	William Bailey	1924
196	16	William King, senator	1916-1920

XII. Railroads, 1916-1944Return to Top

Container(s)		Description	Dates
Box	Folder
180	1	Denver and Rio Grande	1916-1917
44	7	P. H. Mulcahy, Central Railroad	1923 July - December
180	2	Ogden, Logan and Idaho Railway Co.	1916-1917
180	3	Oregon Shortline Railroad Co.	1916-1917
180	4	Salt Lake Route (Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad Co.)	1916-1917
13	4	Union Pacific R & R Co.	1917 July - 1918 April
180	5-10	Union Pacific Scholarships	1927-1944
89a	16	Union Pacific Scholarships	1930
13	8	Utah-Idaho Central R & R Co.	1917 July - 1918 April

XIII. World War I & II, 1914-1945Return to Top

Includes material related to the world wars that were not created durring either war. Also see series X. Faculty and Departments sub-series iv. Military Science and Tactics and series XI Government Agencies sub-series a. Federal Agencies

Container(s)		Description	Dates
		a. World War I	1917-1926
Box	Folder
23	3	Agr. Section Army Educational Commission	1919
14	7	Military	1917-1926
16	1a	Soldiers' Training	1918 April - June
14	17	U.S. Department of War	1917-1926
16	8	U.S. Department of War	1918 April - June
20	7	U.S. Department of War	1918 July - September
22	10	U.S. Department of War	1918 October - December
14	16	Utah Field Artillery	1917-1926
13	10	War Department	1917 July - 1918 April
203	3	League to Enforce Peace and League of Nations Includes pamphlets and correspondence	1919
203	4	Food Conservation Includes articles, correspondence, and marketing material encouraging food conservation of citizens to help in the war	1917-1926
203	5	The Committee on Public Information Division on Woman's War Work Includes memos and pamphlets	1917-1918
		i. State Council Defense	1917-1918
Box	Folder
203	6a-6b	Correspondence, circulars, and meeting minutes Includes information from the Committee on food suply and Conservation and The Indiana committee on Food Production and Conservation	1917
203	2	Report of State of Utah Council and Defense	1917
203	1	Reports, recommendations, and correspondence Mostly concerning individuals nationalities and sympathies towards other countries	1917
14a	9	Assorted files	1918 April - June
196	13	Assorted files	1916-1920
17	7	Assorted files	1918 July - September
21	6	Assorted files	1918 October - December
		a World War II	1914-1945
Box	Folder
204	1	Post War Education Programs Concerns the national and college level plans for education post World War II. Includes correspondence with colleges around the western to centeral United States about post war plans that also include plans of meeting at the University of Wyoming	1941-1943
204	2	The Rehabilitation Program at Utah State Agricultural College Concerns the plans to serve veterans who were disabled durring WWII that attend the University	Probably 1940-1943
204	3	High Education and National Defense bulletins issued by the American Council of Education Includes bulletin no. 41-59 and information related to the Selective Service System. See folder 10 for more related information	1942-1943
204	4	Navy and Air Force recruitment through higher education Concerns the Aviation Cadet Program and V-1 Accredited College Program	1914-1945
204	5	The 318th Air Scoop newspaper This is a newspaper issued from the Utah State Agricultural College	1943-1944
204	6	War Manpower Commission A federal agency concerned with the education in science and technical fields for national defense	1942-1943
204	7	Air Force Training Program Concerns 316th and 318th College Training Detachment	1943
204	8	War Relocation Authority Concerns the Utah State Agricultural College's involvement with the War Relocation Authority, A federal agency that was responsible for the forced internment of Japanese Americans durring World War II. Included in this folder is correspondence from the Utah State Agricultural College agreeing to participate and set up a school at the concentration camp the Topaz War Relocation Center located near Delta, Utah	1942
204	9	Report to E.G. Peterson from L.R. Humphery of the national Institute on Education and the War Convention	1942
204	10	Bulletins, reports, and correspondence Concerns the role of Higher Education in the War effort. Includes High Education and National Defense bulletins	1942-1945
204	11	Meeting minutes, correspondence, and reports Concerns Post War Education and includes the Brigham Young University (BYU) Sub-committee, Joint Institutional meeting, Bill H.R. 3733, and Bill S. 1509	1941-1945
125	9	War Relocation Authority See Box 204 folder 8	1943
205	1	Camp Robert Concerns President E.G. Peterson's vist to Camp Roberts, a U.S. Army training camp. Includes correspondence, telegrams, and Camp Roberts Dispatch newspaper	1943
205	2	Rehabilitation Program Concerns Arden Frandsen's, a professor at the Utah State Agricultural College, involvement in a rehabilitation service for returning service personnel	1944
205	3	War casualties Includes correspondence and lists of casulaties and missing service personnel	1942
205	4	Correspondence with the Veteran's Administration	1943
205	5a-5b	Correspondence and reports Concerns the Post-War administration on a federal and college level	1943
205	6	Post War Building program Concerns a prograrm to add more buildings to the Utah State Agricultural College campus to accomadate increased students post war	1944

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Subject Terms

USU--Accreditation.
USU--Administration.
USU--Alumni.
USU--Athletics (Intercollegiate)
USU--Awards and honors.
USU--Budgets.
USU--Buildings and grounds.
USU--Business affairs.
USU--Commencement.
USU--Councils and committees.
USU--Development.
USU--Diversity.
USU--Enrollment--Statistics.
USU--Faculty and staff.
USU--Finance.
USU--Goals and objectives.
USU--Graduation.
USU--History (President's Office)
USU--Memoranda.
USU--Policies and procedures.
USU--Presidents.
USU--Program development.
USU--Research.
USU--Statistics.
USU--Strategic planning.
USU--Student activities.
USU--Student affairs.
USU--Town and gown.
USU--Tuition.
World War, 1914-1918--War Work--Utah
World War, 1939-1945--War Work--Schools--Utah

Personal Names

Peterson, Elmer George--Archives.
Utah State University. Office of the President.

Corporate Names

Snow College (Ephraim, Utah)--History--Sources.
Southern Utah University--History--Sources.
Utah State University--History--Sources.
Utah State University. Office of the President--Archives.

Geographical Names

College presidents--Utah--Logan--Archives.
Universities and colleges--Utah--Logan--Archives.

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