County Attorney for San Juan County, Utah. Discusses his life in Monticello, Utah. 13 pages.

School teacher. Autobiography describing early Monticello, Utah and civic development. 28 pages, index.

Range examiner for the Soil Conservation Service. Discusses his association with Charles Redd and the history of Grand and San Juan Counties, Utah and the cattle ranches in that area. 108 pages, bibliography, index.

President of Equipment Supply Company and official for the Salt Lake and Utah Railroad Company. Discusses the operation of the railroad system in Salt Lake City, Utah. 19 pages.

Rancher. Discusses his mother, Amanda Bagley, and the history of Callao, Utah. 72 pages.

Authoress and rancher. Discusses her experiences as a rancher in San Rafael Swell, Utah. Mrs. Ross (Fern) Harmon present during the interview. 14 pages.

Legislator. Two copies spaced differently. Discusses her life, teaching at Brigham Young University and Utah politics. 35 pages, 58 pages.

Lawyer and judge. Discusses Brigham Young University; World War I; the Democratic Party; city government, the municipal power struggle, and politics in Provo, Utah. 34 pages.

Vice-President of the Bamberger Railroad. Discusses the Bamberger family and the Bamberger Railroad. 8 pages.

Labor leader. Discusses experiences in the Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers Union in Utah. 19 pages.

President of Interstate Brick Company. Discusses his life and the history of the Interstate Brick Company, Salt Lake City, Utah. 11 pages.

Military chaplain from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Discusses his experiences during World War II. 57 pages.

College educator. Discusses Cannon family history and his experiences in Provo, Utah and Iowa. 140 pages.

Professor of zoology at Brigham Young University. Discusses his research interests and experiences at the university. Mrs. Ralph Chamberlin and Mrs. Mark Cannon were present during the interview. 17 pages.

Military chaplain from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Discusses his experiences during World War II. 28 pages.

Railroad worker. Discusses railroad work and trade unions in Salt Lake City, Utah. 29 pages.

Electrician, railroad worker. Discusses working for the Bamberger Railroad in Utah. 10 pages.

Homemaker. Explains family background in ranching and mining in Hanksville, Utah. 8 pages.

Pioneer, midwife, and missionary to Indians. Discusses crossing the plains and settling in Tooele County, Utah. 46 pages.

Daughter of J. J. Thomas. Discusses her father and the history of Simpson Springs and Fish Springs, Utah. 45 pages.