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Moorhead Public Library maintains a collection of records of government bodies that are headquartered within the city. This collection consists of the public records of the various Moorhead city commissions and other bodies, several governmental bodies of Clay County, and a number of special, district-wide groups.
This collection of documents is a supplement to the Solomon Comstock Papers (S248), a prominent figure in the early history of Moorhead, Minnesota. For a full biographical sketch of Comstock, see the inventory for S248.
Delta Kappa Gamma Society, Moorhead [Minnesota] Chapter, was organized in May 1942 as Epsilon Chapter of Tau State. The purpose of the Society is to unite women educators and to advance the professional interests and positions of women in education.
David J. Beauchamp was born September 6, 1940 in Langdon, North Dakota. He graduated from the St. Francis Elementary and secondary school in Langdon and then attended St. John’s University in Collegeville, Minnesota, receiving a Bachelor’s degree in Biology from there in 1962. From 1962 to 1964, David Beauchamp worked with the Peace Corps in Thailand.
The Clay County Chapter of the American Red Cross was organized in 1917 with its headquarters in Moorhead, Minnesota. This organization, which entailed two basic objectives, was established for humanitarian purposes. The first of these objectives was to provide relief to those in need resulting from natural disasters such as flood and fire.
Raised in South Dakota, Cynthia Palmer moved to Moorhead in 1986. Since that time, she has been involved in a number of activities with a number of organizations concerning public policies in Moorhead, especially issues dealing with poverty, human rights, community betterment, and accountability of elected officials.
Daughters of Prairie View Township Pioneers was a small social unit in Wilkin County, Minnesota made up largely of second and third generation Norwegian immigrants.
This collection of information contains an annual report, committee meeting minutes, a policy manual, and a community health services plan.
A small collection dealing with various descriptions of social problems such as juvenile delinquency and vandalism, plus annual reports.
Arlan Ingehart Stangeland was born in Fargo, North Dakota in 1930. His family moved to Moorhead, Minnesota, graduating in 1948. He became a farmer in Wilkin County, Minnesota, gradually becoming active in Minnesota politics.