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Smokers Unanimous began in 1995 as a reaction to the Utah Indoor Clean Air Act. It is a smokers' rights group which was started by Jack Belden of the Silverado Cafe in Roy, Utah as well as other businesses. The first year they sold membership cards for one dollar and in 1996 the cost increased to three dollars.

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Un-used Springville Co-operative Mercantile Institution stock certificate (all spaces blank). When Brigham Young instituted the Zion's Cooperative Mercantile Institution in Salt Lake City in 1868, Mormon wards throughout the Utah Territory set up their own cooperatives, such as the Springville Co-operative Mercantile Institution.

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Testimony given by James Bullock on the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints versus the Re-organized Church of Jesus Christ, printed in Providence, Utah, September 19, 1905.

Scope and Contents Personal letters, certificates, blessings, and obituaries kept by Joseph John Richardson. Eight handwritten letters date from 1875-1911 and include as correspondents, his son & daughters, his wife, and Sylvester Low. The certificates and blessings relate to Richardson's positions held in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Also includes 1975 newspaper clippings of obituaries of Laurina Richardson and Ella Anderson, a funeral program, a mimeographed poem "to mother from dad,"...

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The last will and testament of Francis Armstrong with accompanying probate records, dated 1899 and an affidavit of Isabella Armstrong's death dated March 1931. Francis Armstrong (1839-1899) married Isabella Siddoway in 1864, the first of three wives. In his will, he left everything to Isabella and to his oldest son, William F. Armstrong, in trust.

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Letter signed Brother Wm. B. Preston to Bp. (Bishop) L. Shooley, 9th Ward. Subject is fast offering donations and the poor.

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Pamphlet concerning the alleged actions of some Utah politicians and those working with them, written by Solomon F. Kimball.

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Handwritten history of Logan, Utah, as written by Ralph Smith and Henry Ballard, fifty years after the settlement of the town. The history covers the period of May 6, 1859 to April 2, 1860. Logan, Utah was settled on May 6, 1859 when the first company arrived and set up camp on the north bank of the Logan River.

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A baptism certificate for Helen Bullen, who was baptized in the Logan Temple in 1912.

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A letter from Joseph Reed to his sister in England, written while he was boarding about seventy miles outside of Salt Lake City, Utah, working for two dollars a day, and building a "wickey up" to live in. Also includes typescript transcription.