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Notebook of Angus M. Woodbury
No full textNotebook of Angus M. Woodbury containing a few addresses; notes from Sunday School lessons; geologic time scale; address list of providers of museum supplies; instructions on preserving leaves and flowers; many blank pages. Probably from 1920s
Address book of Angus M. Woodbury
No full textAddress book of Angus M. Woodbury] Names include the widow of Herbert E. Gregory; Preston P. Patraw, former supervisor of Zion NP from 1932 to 1938, now of Santa Fe, NM; son Lowell A. Woodbury, with WHO in Bangkok. Includes envelopes with postmarks from 1963 and 1964
Weekly reminder : Angus M. Woodbury
No full textPlanning diary kept by University of Utah biology professor Angus M. Woodbury, with entries on various appointments and meetings, beginning in December of 1950 and continuing through 1951
Diary of Angus M. Woodbury, June, July, November, December 1918
No full textDiary of Angus M. Woodbury covering his activities as an employee of the U.S. Forest Service from ; June, July, November, December 1918. Part of his work out of Belknap, and office work in Richfield. Original was written in a Forest Service-issued notebook
Diary of Angus M. Woodbury, May, August, September, October 1918
No full textDiary of Angus M. Woodbury covering his activities as an employee of the U.S. Forest Service from May, August, September, October 1918. Worked out of Belknap with grazing issues, then was promoted to an administrative position and relocated to Richfield. Original was written in a Forest Service-issued notebook
Diary of Angus M. Woodbury from June 1, 1913 to July 4, 1913
No full textDiary of Angus M. Woodbury covering his activities as an employee of the U.S. Forest Service from June 1, 1913 to July 4, 1913. Continued work in Pine Valley district. Original was written in a Forest Service-issued notebook
Diary of Angus M. Woodbury from February 1, 1913 to May 31, 1913
No full textDiary of Angus M. Woodbury covering his activities as an employee of the U.S. Forest Service from February 1, 1913 to May 31, 1913. Continued work in Pine Valley district. Original was written in a Forest Service-issued notebook
Diary of Angus M. Woodbury from January 1, 1919 to May 22, 1919
No full textDiary of Angus M. Woodbury covering his activities as an employee of the U.S. Forest Service from January 1, 1919 to May 22, 1919. Woodbury\u27s work at Richfield office. Original was written in a Forest Service-issued notebook
National diary, 1960 [Angus M. Woodbury]
No full textDiary kept by zoologist Angus M. Woodbury during the year 1960, covering his involvement in controversy over a dam in the vicinity of Rainbow Bridge and renewal of his contract to study ecological impact of the Flaming Gorge reservoir. He recorded the election of John F. Kennedy and mentions how his son, Max, operated UNIVAC and other early computers which calculated the election results
Diary of Angus M. Woodbury from October 1, 1908 to January 4, 1909
No full textDiary of Angus M. Woodbury covering his activities as an employee of the U.S. Forest Service from October 1, 1908 to January 4, 1909. Woodbury began work for the Dixie National Forest in St. George, Utah, then was stationed at Pine Valley, Utah. Original was written in a Forest Service-issued notebook
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