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Carla Emery was a believer in self-sufficiency and the “back to the land” philosophy. Her papers include correspondence, manuscripts, videocassettes, various editions of her book Old Fashioned Recipe Book, and class schedules of the School of Country Living, which she opened in Kendrick, Idaho in 1976.

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Letters and notebook pages typed copies of correspondence relating to Howe's research for a projected biography of Mary Jane (Hawes) Holmes.

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Memoir by Claude Y. Garber regarding the Pine Creek Forest Fire.

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Letters from John O. Levinson and Mary Louise Perrine regarding Salmon O. Levinson.

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Three binders containing an unpublished manuscript biography of Harry F. Magnuson, written by Ron Roizen, Ph.D.

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Letter regarding avalibility of Mullan's Topographical Memoir of Colonel Wright's Campaign.

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Handwritten reminiscence of life at Oxford University as an Idaho Rhodes Scholar, 1911-1914.

Scope and Contents The papers of the Rural Women's History Project span the years 1975 to 1980, with the bulk of the material covering the years 1975-1976.The papers include scripts for presentations, a notebook with photographs and an evaluation of the performance in Sandpoint in 1976, and information on other oral history projects. There are also many articles on rural women. The major portion of the material consists of transcriptions of the oral history interviews. The tapes for these...

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Correspondence between Senator R. M. Wtherell and Tom Heath.