PERSON
Emmett and Anna Utt Item Info
Born
1903; 1906
Interviewers
Sam Schrager
Laura Schrager
Locations Mentioned
Origin
Parents moved from Kansas (c. 1894); Parents moved from Spangle, Washington (1911)
Residence
Hatter Creek; Princeton; Potlatch
Interviews
Emmett and Anna Utt Interview #2, 5/7/1973
May 07, 1973
1:20:49
Sam Schrager
Retaliations against Potlatch Lumber Company arrogance. Winter logging. Gold Hill gold; father's mining and bad mining stock. A smart coyote. 5-7-73 1.5 hr 39p
businesses
childhood
children
dances
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Emmett and Anna Utt Interview #3, 8/10/1973
August 10, 1973
1:33:22
Sam Schrager
Sympathy for Indians as a boy. Murders of Chinese miners and a tramp. Persecution of an ex-thief. IWW sabotage to pressure company. Gypsies; bootleggers; the...
Great Depression
IWW
Ku Klux Klan
Native Americans
+18
Emmett and Anna Utt Interview #1, 10/19/1973
October 19, 1973
1:01:19
Laura Schrager
Family life. Parents' view of school and dances. Getting settled at Harvard. 10-19-73 1 hr LS
families
farming
schools
women
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Emmett and Anna Utt Interview #4, 10/19/1973
October 19, 1973
1:43:16
Sam Schrager
A boy's adventures on horse, bicycle, sled and skates. Competition with a friend. Motorcycling. Coming of cars. Working in Potlatch sawmill: sources of conflict in...
accidents
childhood
fights
railroads
+2
Emmett and Anna Utt Interview #5, 11/14/1975
November 14, 1975
2:19:51
Sam Schrager
Her work as servant girl on Potlatch Nob Hill. Class snobbery and self-made men. Dating and marriage. Depression days. Gas rationing. Relation of country people...
automobiles
boardinghouses
colleges and universities
dances
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Locations Map
Interview Topics
- Title:
- Emmett and Anna Utt
- Format:
- compound_object
Source
- Preferred Citation:
- "Emmett and Anna Utt", Latah County Oral History Collection, University of Idaho Library Digital Collections, https://www.lib.uidaho.edu/digital/lcoh/people/utt_emmettandanna.html
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