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"From Sagebrush to Hay and Back Again," Winter 1964, Vol. I: 20 ff. Correspondence about this article on early architecture of the West

1965. Correspondence and photocopies of photographs for possible use in other issues of the magazine. "A Conversation with Joe Pfeiffer," Fall 1965, Vol. II: 8 ff.

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Letters inquiring about the possibility of having articles published in the American West.

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Letters asking publishers to send books for review in the magazine.

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Letters returning submitted manuscripts.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The A. Russell Mortensen papers (1830-1996) consist of the personal and professional papers of Mortensen (b. 1911), a teacher, administrator, and editor. The small amount of personal material consists of a few letters from family embers, letters about his service in the naval reserve, and information about the disposition of the estate of Mary Burnham Jones. The first box holds these personal materials as well as alphabetically arranged correspondence from friends and acquaintances. These...

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Correspondence regarding the possible publication of an article from his manuscript "Great Western Short Stories," and about publication of the book in cooperation with Knopf. Also included is the introduction to the book. 1965. Introduction to Mark Twain's "The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County," Fall 1965, Vol. II: 73 ff. Correspondence and drafts of the manuscript.

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"Walter Murray Gibson: Great Mormon Rascal," Spring 1964, Vol. I: 18 ff. Correspondence and manuscript.

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Correspondence about an article on Alaska.

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Correspondence and book review of Recollections of Charley K. Russell.

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Correspondence about an article submitted for publication.

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Correspondence about a possible article for the Spanish Borderlands issue of the magazine.

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"The Tribe and the Common School," correspondence about reprinting this article on the Ashland, Oregon school in the 1880s from The Call Number.

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Correspondence about her article on Cochise.

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Letters inquiring about the possibility of having articles published in the American West.

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Letters asking publishers to send books for review in the magazine.

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Letters returning submitted manuscripts.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The A. Russell Mortensen papers (1830-1996) consist of the personal and professional papers of Mortensen (b. 1911), a teacher, administrator, and editor. The small amount of personal material consists of a few letters from family embers, letters about his service in the naval reserve, and information about the disposition of the estate of Mary Burnham Jones. The first box holds these personal materials as well as alphabetically arranged correspondence from friends and acquaintances. These...

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"The West and Its Public Lands," correspondence about publishing this speech in the American West.

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"Cowhands, Cow Horses and Cows," Winter 1966, Vol. III: 64 ff. Correspondence and manuscript with revisions.

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Correspondence about the possibility of placing the magazine in overseas libraries.