Crow woman astride a horse that's pulling a travois.
Archives and Special Collections, Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library, The University of Montana
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D. J. Hennessy Company store, Missoula, Montana
Daly Block. Horse drawn buggy in foreground. D. J. Hennessy Company store in background. Missoula, Montana.
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Archives & Special Collections, Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library, The University of Montana
D. J. Hennessy Mercantile Company, Missoula
View of D. J. Hennessy Mercantile Company, Missoula. Sign on building reads "Closing Out Sale". Horse-drawn buggy in front of building.
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Daily Missoulian press room. Two press operators in image. Missoula, Montana.
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Daily Paper Announces New Sorority on Campus, page 2
University of Montana, greek organizations, sorority
Article from the student newspaper The Montana Kaimin, Vol. XIV, No. 14
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Missoula, Montana, The University of Montana
Exterior view of Dan Knopp's general merchandise store. Oswego, Montana.
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Das Russische Gespenst, cover. (The Russian Ghost)
Germany and Russia, foreign relations, war, 1915-1918
Pamphlet on German and Russian relations.
Valerian Hugo Tornius, pseudo. Germanicus
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Leipzig: Schulze & Co. Berlagsbuchhandlung
Digitized on 1/14/2009 using an Epson Expression 10000XL; 600ppi; scanned 7½ x 11" print.
Dear Visitor, A Guide to the Student Union Open House, page 1.
The University of Montana, Missoula, student union, buildings, Fine Arts
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Dear Visitor, A Guide to the Student Union Open House, page 2.
Dear Visitor, A Guide to the Student Union Open House, page 4.
Declaration of Intent for Harry Stanford
Immigration and emigration-United States-Forms. Stanford, Harry P., 1867-1944.
Harry P. Stanford emigrated from Canada to the United States in 1872. This document establishes Stanford's intent and eligibility to become a naturalized citizen of the United States. This practice dates back to the Naturalization Act of 1795 and requires that the immigrant renounce loyalty to the country of birth and that country's leaders. One's Declaration of Intent was crucial for the purposes of land acquisition and supporting the right of the immigrant to remain in the United States.
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Dedication Day and opening, Alberton bridge
Dedication Day and opening of the scenic bridge at Alberton, Montana. Missoula's Veterans of Foreign Wars drum and bugle corps stands within a crowd of people.
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The University of Montana, Missoula, student union, buildings, lodge, Emma B. Lommasson Center
Speech given at building dedication by university president.
Dedication of the Student Union Building, Speech, page 1.
The University of Montana, Missoula, student union, buildings
Speech given at building dedication by acting university president.
Dedication of the Student Union Building, Speech, page 4.
Dedication of the Student Union Building, Speech, page 5.
Dedication of the Student Union Building, Speech, page 6.
Dedication of the Student Union Building, Speech, page 7.
Dedication Program, Student Union Building, cover
Dedication Program, Student Union Building, page 3.
Delta Delta Delta National To Be Installed Tomorrow, page 1
Article from the student newspaper The Montana Kaimin, Vol. XXVI, No. 14
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Delta Gamma Pi Chapter Dance Book, cover and page 1
Dance booklet for event held at the Elks' Temple.
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University of Montana (Missoula, Mont.) ; Greek letter societies
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University of Montana, greek organizations, local sorority
Article from student newspaper The Montana Kaimin, Vol. 9, No. 5
Department of Home Economics Clothing and/or Textile Room
Home Economics, Domestic Science, textiles, The University of Montana-Missoula, Natural Science Building
Photograph of the clothing and/or textile room on the third floor of the Natural Science Building.
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Department of Home Economics Club, group photograph.
Home Economics, Domestic Science, The University of Montana-Missoula
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Department of Home Economics Food Laboratory
Home Economics, Domestic Science, cooking, The University of Montana-Missoula, Natural Science Building
Photograph of the food laboratory on the third floor of the Natural Science Building.
Development Plan Scheme A, Montana State University
University of Montana (Missoula, Mont.); campus plan; post world war II
Plan for the campus including future construction projects and land acquisition,
Digitized on 10/12/2011, originals were scanned in color at 400 dpi on a Colortrac 5480e large format scanner and saved as TIFF files. JPEG derivatives were made from the original TIFFS using Photoshop.
Dining room in the Glacier Park Hotel. Glacier National Park, Montana. (From postcard.)
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This is the first page of sample questions for a citizenship test sent to Donald MacIvor in 1920. The questions on this page include routine questions, such as "What is your name?" to more inflammatory questions, such as "are you an anarchist?" Questions about the United States government are accompanied by appropriate answers.
Digitized on February 28, 2011 using a Xerox Workcentre 5230. Web viewable images created from master TIFFs on Microsoft Office Picture Manager.
Dorothy and Cousin Edna Asbridge on top of pile of stacked wood at Lazy X near Roundup, Montana.
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Missoula, downtown towards North Higgins. Missoula Mercantile in the foreground.
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Dr. Lendal Kotschevar making instant mashed potatoes.
The University of Montana-Missoula, Department of Home Economics, faculty
Dr. Lendal Kotschevar served as department chair form 1955-1958.
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Plan for University of Montana-Missoula campus buildings and grounds.
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Draft of For All the Sad Rain, January 21, 1979
Goedicke, Patricia. American literature--20th century.
By this draft, the final introduction and conclusion are set. The notes along the upper right hand corner indicate that Goedicke has incorporated comments by Pierre (Delattre), Nancy (Ortenstone?), Carole (Stone?), and Leonard Robinson.
Patricia Goedicke and Leonard Wallace Robinson Papers, Mss 739
Draft of For All the Sad Rain, July 17, 1983
This draft of For All the Sad Rain reflect some of the final changes made to the poem. Gone, for example, are lines "there is garbage to eat, / but there is also chateaubriand" and in its place, the comparison of squash blossoms to white butterflies.
Patricia Goedicke and Leonard Wallace Robinson Papers, Mss 739.
Draft of For All the Sad Rain, October 10, 1978
This an early draft of "For All the Sad Rain" titled "Whose World." The title would later change to "Best Bed" before finally changing to its published title. The poem would undergo many changes before its publication in The Slackwater Review in 1983 and in Goedicke's seventh book of poems The Wind of Our Going in 1985.
Draft of For All the Sad Rain, October 2, 1978
This draft of "For All the Sad Rain" appears in a notebook dated August 11, 1978-October 13, 1978.
Draft of This Music Has Holes in It, June 2006
This draft of "This Music Has Holes in It" is from a manuscript of The Baseball Field at Night dated June 2006. This poem reflects how the poem appears in the 2009 publication of The Baseball Field at Night.
Draft of This Music Has Holes in It, November 17, 2002
This draft of the poem, as indicated by the notes along the top of the page, was read at a 2002 Second Wind reading. The poem underwent further revisions before appearing in The Baseball Field at Night.
This is the November 17, 2002 draft of This Music Has Holes in It, edited just prior to Goedicke's reading in the 2nd Wind Series for that year.
Draft of This Music Has Holes in It, September 10, 2002
As indicated by the date and notes in the upper right hand corner, this draft is the third draft printed on September 10, 2002.
Drawings of Crow women at camp from "Red Mother"
Illustrations of Crow women at camp from Pretty Shield's biography, "Red Mother."
Early History By First Instructor, page 1 and 4
Article from student newspaper The Montana Kaimin , Vol. VII, No. 13
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Chicago, Milwaukee, and St. Paul Railway Company
Edith Dunn and the Dunn children on a horse.
Edith Dunn and the Dunn children on a horse at the Dunn residence. Missoula, Montana.
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Article from student newspaper The Montana Kaimin, Vol. 7, No. 6
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Eighth Annual Interscholastic Meet Program, cover
Cover of the meet program for May 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13.
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Eleventh Annual Interscholastic Meet Program, cover, pages 5 and 7.
Meet program for 1914 May 12, 13, 14, 15 and 16.
Goedicke, Patricia. American literature--20th century. As Earth Begins to End.
Despite the date written by Goedicke, the more likely date is 1998 based on the rest of the entries in the journal. In this entry, Goedicke describes many of the themes that would define her twelfth book of poetry, As Earth Begins to End.
In this entry, Goedicke discusses Otherwise, a book of poems by Jane Kenyon, who passed away two years prior to the book's release. Specifically, she discusses the resonances between Kenyon's book and the manuscript she is putting together (As Earth Begins to End). This entry also includes the manuscript's title and a brief quote to accompany the title.
These drafts of "The Outer Banks" were written while Goedicke was at the MacDowell Colony in 1968. It was during this stay that Goedicke met Leonard Wallace Robinson, who she would marry in 1971. The drafts in this entry is more raw, more visceral than prior drafts.
Goedicke, Patricia. American literature--Montana. American literature--20th century. American literature--poetry.
This entry includes drafts of two poems "The Outer Banks," which was published in For the Four Corners (1976) and "To a Sailor." This draft of "The Outer Banks" contains many references to Robert Kennedy's assassination, which occurred three days earlier, and his funeral train. In Goedicke's June 10 entry, she writes of her concerns regarding the fact that lover, "R," has yet to arrive at the Outer Banks as planned. This anxiety is evident in "To a Sailor."
This is the first page of an entry where Patricia Goedicke describes an early encounter with her first husband, Victor Goedicke. At the time of the entry, Patricia was visiting her family in New Hampshire.
This is the first page of an entry where Patricia Goedicke describes a lecture by W.H. Auden. She describes the differences between Auden's public persona and the persona he presents through his poetry. Goedicke also notes Marianne Moore's presence at the lecture and comments briefly on her appearance.
This entry contains the initial drafts of "This Music Has Holes in It," which was published in Goedicke's thirteenth book of poems, The Baseball Field at Night. Goedicke also expresses concern that the United States will initiate a war against Iraq.
Portrait of Melby as president of the university; 1941-1945
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Excerpts from drafts of This Music Has Holes in It
These are lines from drafts of This Music Has Holes in It that date from September 10, 2002 and September 19, 2002. They have been created solely for the purpose of creating an exhibit titled "Inextricable Fusion." The image with Goedicke's handwriting is from the September 10 draft.
Facts and Figures Concerning Industries and Land Throughout Western Montana and its Metropolis, cover and pages 33-36.
Missoula (Montana) Description and travel.
Pamphlet on Missoula development and growth.
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Family groups of men, women and children in the forest
Family group of men, women, and children seated in the forest, Native American woman standing behind group.
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Family posed on hand-powered railway cart.
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Digitized on 1/24/2012 using an HP Scanjet 8200 at 200 PPI, 24 bit RGB. Web-viewable images created from master TIFF using Photoshop CS.
Fergus Family group photo, all standing.
Fertile Flathead Valley, Montana, page 14.
Flathead Lake Montana. Montana Description and travel.
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St. Paul, Minnesota, Great Northern Railway
Fertile Flathead Valley, Montana, page 2.
Flathead Lake Montana. Montana Description and travel
Fessy III "Comes Out" For Dornblaser Debut, page 4.
The University of Montana-Missoula, mascot, grizzly bear, Fessy
Article from student newspaper The Montana Kaimin.
MacLane, Mary, -- 1881-1929, book review
Book review of My Friend Anabel Lee by the Los Angeles Times.
Fifteenth Annual Interscholastic Meet Program, cover and page 3.
Meet program for 1918 May 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11, university president's message about the war.
Missoula, Montana, The University of Montana Bureau of Printing
Fiftieth Annual Interscholastic Meet Program, page 40
Fifty-Fourth Annual Interscholastic Meet Program, page 10 and 11
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Fifty-Sixth Annual Interscholastic Meet Program, cover
Fifty-Third Annual Interscholastic Meet Program, cover
The University of Montana, Missoula, building, student union, Fine Arts Building, plans
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First Annual Interscholastic Meet, program cover
Cover of the meet program for May 19 and 20.
First grouping of poems for As Earth Begins to End
These documents illustrate Patricia Goedicke's initial process for creating a manuscript of As Earth Begins to End. This process is characteristic for Goedicke and is reflected in the notes for her other books. Also included are notes regarding individual poems appearing in As Earth Begins to End.
Article from the student newspaper The Montana Kaimin, Vol. 1, No. 4
Fish and Fishing: Glacier National Park, cover.
Fishing Montana Glacier National Park. Glacier National Park Montana
Guide to and regulations of fishing in Glacier National Park.
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Portland, Oregon: Great Northern Railway
Flathead Facts. Descriptive of the Resources of Missoula County, cover.
Illustrated booklet describing resources of Missoula County.
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Flathead Facts. Descriptive of the Resources of Missoula County, page 10.
Missoula, Montana, Missoula Publishing Company
Flathead Facts. Descriptive of the Resources of Missoula County, page 30.
Flathead Facts. Descriptive of the Resources of Missoula County, page 7 and 8.
The University of Montana, Missoula, buildings, student union, lodge, Emma B. Lommasson Center
Image of architectural plans for the Lodge.
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For All the Sad Rain appeared first in The Slackwater Review in 1984 before appearing as the prelude to The Wind of Our Going, published in 1985. These drafts range in date from 1978-1983.
This is the cover for Patricia Goedicke's second book of poems Four the Four Corners, which was published by Ithaca House in 1976. The cover was created by designer and a personal friend Petra Cabot.
Copyright to this item is not held by the Mike and Maureen Mansfield Library, The University of Montana-Missoula. Permission may be required for use.
Fortieth Annual Interscholastic Meet Program, cover and page 1.
Meet program for 1946 May 16, 17 and 18, includes university president's message about the end of the war.
Forty-First Annual Interscholastic Meet Program, cover
Meet program for 1947 May 15, 16 and 17.
Forty-Second Annual Interscholastic Meet Program, page 21
Meet program for 1948 May 13, 14, and 15.