Cache Valley before the settlements / a talk given by M.R. Hovey before the Cache Valley chapter, Utah State Historical Society, Logan, Utah. 1954.

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Cache Valley before the settlements / a talk given by M.R. Hovey before the Cache Valley chapter, Utah State Historical Society, Logan, Utah. 1954.

leaves 134-175 ; 28 cm.

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The Cache Valley Historical Society (CHVS) was founded October 24, 1951 in Logan, Utah as the first local chapter of the Utah State Historical Society. The founding of CVHS was largely spearheaded by Dr. Joel E. Ricks, a Utah State University (USU) history professor, and during initially had fifty-two members. The first major project by the society was to compile the history of Cache Valley to commemorate the one-hundredth anniversary of its settlement. In 1956 the society produced ...

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M.R. Hovey was the secretary of the Logan Chamber of Commerce, Logan, Utah. From the description of Early history of Cache County, 1925. (Huntington Library, Art Collections & Botanical Gardens). WorldCat record id: 779640003 Joseph Hovey was a Mormon convert and pioneer. From the guide to the Biography of Joseph Grafton Hovey, bulk 1812-1868, 1812-1868, 1933, (L. Tom Perry Special Collections) ...

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