Articles of agreement and minutes of the United Order of Oak City, Utah, 1946.

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Articles of agreement and minutes of the United Order of Oak City, Utah, 1946.

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This typescript copy was made from a copy owned by Mr. Don Walker on March 15, 1946. It is the articles of agreement and mintutes of meetings for the United Order of Oak City, Utah and is dated 1874.

25 pages, 28 cm., typescript.

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