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An advertisement from the Brigham Young College Business School. Program includes bookkeeping, banking, commercial arithmetic, shorthand, typewriting, penmanship, commercial law, and general subjects. The principal of the school was E. J. Norton. The pamphlet also Notes that 'the College authorities pronounce the Business School one of the strongest departments of the institution.'
Brigham Young College (Logan, Utah)
Circular Addressed by the General Church Board of Education to Presidents of Stakes, June 8th 1888
Brigham Young College (Logan, Utah)
Brigham Young College Circular, Tenth Collegiate Year, 1887-88
Brigham Young College (Logan, Utah)
Autobiography and abridged diary of Jane Wilkie Hooper Blood from 1845 to 1898, edited by Ivy Hooper Blood Hill. November 1965.
Blood, Jane Wilkie Hooper, 1845-1898
James Sherlock Cantwell's pioneer diary, 1813-1885, edited by Blair R. Holmes and continued by his son, James Cantwell, to 1917. Begun in 1869 as an autobiography, Cantwell continued it as a daily journal, making note of common occurrences in a frontier community: farm work, teaching, church work, weather and crops, visits with neighbors, family news, illnesses, etc. Mormon pioneer James Sherlock Cantwell was born in Ireland. His parents died when he was still young, in 1821 and 1825, leaving him an orphan. Cantwell was taken in by relatives, but soon left to find his own living. He married Elizabeth Cotterell Hamer on April 27, 1838. Cantwell joined the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in 1842, and subsequently emmigrated to the United States. The Cantwell family crossed the plains with the 1856 Willie Handcart Company. His wife died in 1858, leaving Cantwell with seven children. Later a fire in his temporary home in Provo, Utah forced Cantwell to leave his children in foster homes. By 1862 conditions had improved enough for Cantwell to purchase a farm in Smithfield, Utah, and he moved there with his older children. In Cache Valley, he served as one of the earliest school teachers, postmaster, war clerk, etc. A few years prior to his death, Cantwell was unable to continue his diary, and gave it to his son, James Cantwell, to continue. This diary is digitized from a photocopy of the original diary. 334 p. 33 cm tall.
Cantwell, James Sherlock, 1813-1887
Transcription of James Sherlock Cantwell's pioneer diary, 1813-1885, edited by Blair R. Holmes and continued by his son, James Cantwell, to 1917. Begun in 1869 as an autobiography, Cantwell continued it as a daily journal, making note of common occurrences in a frontier community: farm work, teaching, church work, weather and crops, visits with neighbors, family news, illnesses, etc. Mormon pioneer James Sherlock Cantwell was born in Ireland. His parents died when he was still young, in 1821 and 1825, leaving him an orphan. Cantwell was taken in by relatives, but soon left to find his own living. He married Elizabeth Cotterell Hamer on April 27, 1838. Cantwell joined the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in 1842, and subsequently emmigrated to the United States. The Cantwell family crossed the plains with the 1856 Willie Handcart Company. His wife died in 1858, leaving Cantwell with seven children. Later a fire in his temporary home in Provo, Utah forced Cantwell to leave his children in foster homes. By 1862 conditions had improved enough for Cantwell to purchase a farm in Smithfield, Utah, and he moved there with his older children. In Cache Valley, he served as one of the earliest school teachers, postmaster, war clerk, etc. A few years prior to his death, Cantwell was unable to continue his diary, and gave it to his son, James Cantwell, to continue.
Cantwell, James Sherlock, 1813-1887
B.Y.C. Circular - Ninth Collegiate Year, 1886-1887
Brigham Young College (Logan, Utah)
B.Y.C. Circular - Thirteenth Collegiate Year, 1890-91
Brigham Young College (Logan, Utah)
The Butterflies of North America. First series by William H. Edwards. With: Synopsis of North American butterflies by William H. Edwards. Boston : Houghton, Mifflin, 1888. Reprint of book originally published: Philadelphia : The American Entomological Society, 1868-1872. The physical volume is bound in green half calf binding over dark maroon cloth, front and rear covers with gilt-stamped ruled lines on edges where calf and cloth meet, spine with raised bands, gilt-stamped ornamental compartments, titling, and ruled lines on head and tail, marbled endpapers, gilt edges, and hand-colored plates.
Edwards, William H. (William Henry), 1822-1909
The Butterflies of North America (Second series), with List of Species of the Diurnal Lepidoptera of America North of Mexico by William H. Edwards. Boston : Houghton, Mifflin, 1884. The physical volume is bound in green half calf binding over dark maroon cloth, front and rear covers with gilt-stamped ruled lines on edges where calf and cloth meet, spine with raised bands, gilt-stamped ornamental compartments, titling, and ruled lines on head and tail, marbled endpapers, all edges gilt, and with hand-colored plates and index. Illustrated by Mary Peart and Lydia Bowen.
Edwards, William H. (William Henry), 1822-1909
Volume 11 of of the series Wild Flowers of Great Britain. Botanically and popularly described, with copious notices of their history and uses, by Robert Hogg and George W. Johnson, with original plates drawn and coloured from nature by W.G. Smith.
Hogg, Robert, 1818-1897
Volume 10 of the series Wild Flowers of Great Britain. Botanically and popularly described, with copious notices of their history and uses, by Robert Hogg and George W. Johnson, with original plates drawn and coloured from nature, by W. G. Smith.
Hogg, Robert, 1818-1897
The housekeeper's companion : a practical receipt book and household physician with much other valuable information : the whole forming a complete hand-book of reference for housewives and mothers (425 pages, [1] leaf of plates, illustrations, 23 cm)
Mercantile Publishing and Advertising Company
Ira Allen was born April 27, 1814 and died December 21, 1900. Arrived in Utah 1850.
Food and feeding by Sir Henry Thompson (ix, 148, [2] pages, 19 cm)
Thompson, Henry, Sir, 1820-1904
The practical cook : a collection of tested recipes published by Birks Cornforth, wholesale and retail dealer in groceries, fruits, seeds and provisions : Bee Hive stores, wholesale--372 and 374 Wazee Street, retail--205 Fifteenth street, Denver, Colorado (72 pages, 19 cm)
Cornforth, Birks
James Allen Sr. was born October 12, 1833 and died January 17, 1890. Arrived in Utah 1852. Spouse, Mary Elizabeth Matthews.
James Allen Sr. was born October 12, 1833 and died January 17, 1890. Arrived in Utah 1852. Spouse, Mary Elizabeth Matthews.
James Sneddon Allen was born October 9, 1858 and died March 25, 1931. Arrived in Utah 1859.
Josoeph Smith Allen was born October 13, 1846 in Hancock, Pottawattamie, Iowa and died January 21, 1906 in Hyrum, Cache County, Utah. Spouse: Ellen Sophia Israelsen.
James Allen Sr. was born October 12, 1833 and died January 17, 1890. Arrived in Utah 1852. Spouse, Mary Elizabeth Matthews.
