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"Chapel Talk", 1929-04-24

File — Box: 0001, Folder: 0013

Identifier: Series I.

Scope and Content Note From the Series:

Series I consists of papers and correspondence related to Cardon's Mormon faith, family history, social activities and leisure interests, including writing, acting, golf, and football. Cardon often wrote about everyday life under the pen name of Sam Swain. Series I and IV contain many examples of Cardon's essays, poetry, and social commentary. The materials are arranged in chronological order.

Dates: 1929-04-24

Found in: National Agricultural Library Special Collections / Philip Vincent Cardon Papers / Series I. Personal Papers

By-Laws of the Logan Golf and Country Club, 1930-06-30

File — Box: 0001, Folder: 0014

Identifier: Series I.

Scope and Content Note From the Series:

Series I consists of papers and correspondence related to Cardon's Mormon faith, family history, social activities and leisure interests, including writing, acting, golf, and football. Cardon often wrote about everyday life under the pen name of Sam Swain. Series I and IV contain many examples of Cardon's essays, poetry, and social commentary. The materials are arranged in chronological order.

Dates: 1930-06-30

Found in: National Agricultural Library Special Collections / Philip Vincent Cardon Papers / Series I. Personal Papers

"Will Logan Build a Golf Course?", ca. 1930-1931

File — Box: 0001, Folder: 0015

Identifier: Series I.

Scope and Contents

Statement by Philip Vincent Cardon, President, Logan Golf and Country Club

Dates: ca. 1930-1931

Found in: National Agricultural Library Special Collections / Philip Vincent Cardon Papers / Series I. Personal Papers

Estimated Cost of Proposed Logan Golf Course, ca. 1930-1931

File — Box: 0001, Folder: 0016

Identifier: Series I.

Scope and Content Note From the Series:

Series I consists of papers and correspondence related to Cardon's Mormon faith, family history, social activities and leisure interests, including writing, acting, golf, and football. Cardon often wrote about everyday life under the pen name of Sam Swain. Series I and IV contain many examples of Cardon's essays, poetry, and social commentary. The materials are arranged in chronological order.

Dates: ca. 1930-1931

Found in: National Agricultural Library Special Collections / Philip Vincent Cardon Papers / Series I. Personal Papers

Program from International Harvester Company of America dinner, 1931-02-23

File — Box: 0001, Folder: 0017

Identifier: Series I.

Scope and Contents

Celebrating the centennial of the invention of the reaper by Cyrus Hall McCormick in 1831. Includes commemorative medallion

Dates: 1931-02-23

Found in: National Agricultural Library Special Collections / Philip Vincent Cardon Papers / Series I. Personal Papers

Armistice Day Address, Logan Tabernacle, 1931-11-11

File — Box: 0001, Folder: 0018

Identifier: Series I.

Scope and Content Note From the Series:

Series I consists of papers and correspondence related to Cardon's Mormon faith, family history, social activities and leisure interests, including writing, acting, golf, and football. Cardon often wrote about everyday life under the pen name of Sam Swain. Series I and IV contain many examples of Cardon's essays, poetry, and social commentary. The materials are arranged in chronological order.

Dates: 1931-11-11

Found in: National Agricultural Library Special Collections / Philip Vincent Cardon Papers / Series I. Personal Papers

“Aunt Lucy Cardon, Eighty Years Old, to Be Honored by children”, 1932

File — Box: 0001, Folder: 0019

Identifier: Series I.

Scope and Contents

The Herald-Journal (January 4, 1932): 1, 3

Dates: 1932

Found in: National Agricultural Library Special Collections / Philip Vincent Cardon Papers / Series I. Personal Papers

"A White House with Green Shutters", 1932-01-17

File — Box: 0001, Folder: 0020

Identifier: Series I.

Scope and Content Note From the Series:

Series I consists of papers and correspondence related to Cardon's Mormon faith, family history, social activities and leisure interests, including writing, acting, golf, and football. Cardon often wrote about everyday life under the pen name of Sam Swain. Series I and IV contain many examples of Cardon's essays, poetry, and social commentary. The materials are arranged in chronological order.

Dates: 1932-01-17