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We Put the Stars in Your Life advertisement from the Cable Company after the name change in 1984.
This photocopy of the original is one of the few sources of the Northern Light, Cache Valley's first newspaper, leftover from it's short existence in 1879. The newspaper, was first printed in May of 1879 and went out of business a few months later.…
Meeting minutes documenting the reorganization of the Logan Newspaper Co. into the Republican Publishing Co., 1915.
Control room copy of KVNU's program schedule and log, January 7, 1939. This schedule was used just a few weeks after the station's first broadcast on December 20, 1938.
program schedule for KVNU Radio, December 1, 1945. Several advertisements for local businesses are listed.
Front page of the Logan Leader, October 9, 1879. A full version of the newspaper can be seen at: http://digital.lib.usu.edu/cdm/compoundobject/collection/utahj2/id/32702/rec/1
Front page of the Logan Journal, January 1, 1890. To see the full edition, visit:http://digital.lib.usu.edu/cdm/compoundobject/collection/utahj2/id/0/rec/1
Letter from Selig Schulberg to Jack London, dated October 29, 1911
Letter from H.C. Tuck to Jack London, dated July 29, 1905
Letter from Harry Ermann to Jack London, dated November 1, 1911
Letter from H.C. Tuck to Jack London, dated June 1, 1905
A prayer book intended for use by lay persons for the purpose of daily recited the Divine Office, a complicated series of prayers following sections written mostly in medieval Latin: full calendar (in French), standard pericopes of the gospels (John…
Illumination of the Coronation of the Virgin "by God the Father as the Dove hovers overhead (compline of the Hours of the Virgin)".
Illumination of St. John the Evangelist. He is holding a chalice full of snakes "in reference to his overcoming poison (gospel pericope)"
"Illumination of St. Luke with his symbol of the winged ox (gospel pericope)
"Illumination of St. Matthew with his symbol of the winged man or angel (gospel pericope)."
"Illumination of ST. Mark with his symbol, the winged lion (gospel pericope)."
Full page illumination of Jesus Christ in the garden of Gethsemane with apostles sleeping below.
Full page illumination of the Annunciation of the angel Gabriel to the Virgin Mary and the Immaculate Conception below (this is understood by the meeting of Joachim and Anna at the Golden Gate).
Illumination of the Visitation or meeting of Mary and Elisabeth (mother of John the Baptist) "in the hill country"
"Illumination of the Nativity (prime of the Hours of the Virgin)."
Illumination of the Annunciation of the angel to the shepherds (terce of the Hours of the Virgin).
Illumination of the Adoration of the Magi (sext of the Hours of the Virgin).
Illumination of the Presentation in the Temple (none of the Hours of the Virgin)
Illumination of the Flight into Egypt (vespers of the Hours of the Virgin).
Full page illumination of the Crucifixion "with Mary and John the Evangelist to Christ's right and the Jewish leaders to his left, and below, the Road to Calvary (short hours of the Holy Cross)".
Illumination of the Pentecost "showing the descent of the Holy Spirit as a dove upon the gathered disciples and Mary (Short Hours of the Holy Spirit).
Full page illumination of David kneeling in prayer, "his psaltery in the ground before him, and below, David as a young man with his slingshot and Goliath with his hand to his head in pain (Penitential Psalms; authorship of the psalms was…
Full page illumination of the Three Living and the Three Dead "at a roadside cross, and below, Job on the dungheap being consoled by his friends (Office of the Dead in which the readings are taken from the book of Job)".
Illumination of St. Jerome in the desert, "beating his chest before an altar on which stands a crucifix, with his lion looking on (first nocturn of the matins of the Office of the Dead, in which the first psalm, Ps. 5, 'Verba mea auribus percipe'…
Illumination of Job "on the dungheap as his wife throws slops out of the window (second nocturn of matins of the Office of the Dead)".
Illumination of Job "on the dung-heap being ridiculed by his wife (third nocturn of of matins of the Office of the Dead)".
Illumination of the Mass of Saint Gregory. " Gregory sees a vision of the risen Christ as he elevates the host at the the consecration, thus eliminating his doubts about the real presence of Christ in the consecrated bread."
Illumination of Saint John the Baptist "standing in the desert pointing to the Lamb of God that rests on the book in John's hand (suffrage of Saint John the Baptist)
Illumination of Saint Christopher carrying the Christ Child across the river (suffrage of Saint Christopher).
Illumination of Saint Barbara "holding the palm of martyrdom and reading from a book with the tower in which her father shut her up in the background (suffrage of Saint Barbara)".
Expenditure ledger for Mendon City with dates ranging between 1871 and 1923;
Minutes for the regular and special meetings of the Mendon City Council for the year 1925.
Minutes for Mendon City Council meeting, dated Aug. 30, 1923. Issues discussed included the allotment of a burial plot for the soon to be executed George H. Gardner, convicted of first degree murder.
Minutes for the regular and special meetings of the Mendon City Council for the year 1926.
Minutes for the regular and special meetings of the Mendon City Council for the year 1924.
Minutes for the regular and special meetings of the Mendon City Council for the year 1927.
Minutes for the regular and special meetings of the Mendon City Council for the years 1932 to 1935. Nominations for City Council and city positions for the Democratic and Republican parties are listed for the years 1932-1935, 1937, and 1939.
Minutes for the regular and special meetings of the Mendon City Council for the years 1936 to 1937.
Minutes for the regular and special meetings of the Mendon City Council for the year 1931.
Minutes for the regular and special meetings of the Mendon City Council for the year 1929.
Minutes for the regular and special meetings of the Mendon City Council for the year 1928.