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Cloudwalker catalog and ephemera collection
This collection contains an assortment of catalogs and ephemera issued by Cloudwalker, a company related to the outdoor recreation industry.
Clyde Eddy photograph collection
George Dewey Clyde papers
Miscellaneous reports, memoranda, and addresses collected by Clyde during his employ as chief of irrigation with the United States Soil Conservation Service.
George D. Clyde research materials
This collection consists of the research files of George D. Clyde, including reports, writings, correspondence, papers, notes, speeches, and subject files.
George D. Clyde speeches
This collection consists of papers, notes, note cards, and programs for speeches given by George D. Clyde. These speeches were mostly given at various conventions, conferences, meetings, organizations, and celebrations during his terms as governor of Utah between 1957 and 1965.
George Dewey Clyde photograph collection
This collection contains 1,182 photographs mainly from the 1920s to the 1960s. The photographs show irrigation methods from the early 1900s to 1950s including irrigation field trials in the Western United States and measuring snow pack to predict spring runoff in the Tony Grove/Franklin Basin area (near Logan, Utah).
Clyde Stewart Economic research papers
This collection contains highlights of the Clyde Stewart Economic research papers.
CMI catalog and ephemera collection
This collection contains an assortment of catalogs and ephemera issued by CMI, a company related to the outdoor recreation industry.
Co-Op Wilderness Supply catalog and ephemera collection
This collection contains an assortment of catalogs and ephemera issued by Co-Op Wilderness Supply, a company related to the outdoor recreation industry.
President Noelle E. Cockett papers
The President Noelle E. Cockett papers contain highlights of her time at Utah State University (USU) as the 16th University President and Dean of the College of Agriculture. Cockett was the first women to hold the postion of University President in USU history.