University of Utah Men's Loan Fund financial records 1912-1926

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University of Utah Men's Loan Fund financial records 1912-1926

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Dean Byron Cummings provided personal funds for the establishment of the Men's Loan Fund in order to provide short term, no interest loans for male students of the University of Utah. He left Utah in 1915 and disbursement ceased. Elbert D. Thomas assumed responsiblity for collecting the remaining debts and repaying Byron Cummings. This collection contains accounts, receipts, and correspondence relating to the Fund's administration.

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J. Willard Marriott Library. University of Utah. University Archives and Records Management

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