MS242.OS1.06.01 - “Milles Statues Cast At Gorham’s.” Providence Sunday Journal (Providence, Rhode Island). January 2, 1949. MS242.OS1.06.02 - “Sculptor’s Wife Is Good Hunter: Mr. and Mrs. A.P. Proctor Have Adventures.” Daily Palto Alto Times (Palo Alto, California). November 22, 1922. MS242.OS1.06.03 - “Sculptor Finished Working Models of Theodore Roosevelt and “Circuit Rider”.” Sunday Oregonian (Portland, Oregon). September 25, 1921. MS242.OS1.06.04 - “Internationally Famous Sculptor Now In Valley For He Likes Sunshine And ‘Music of Coyotes’.” Valley Morning Star (Harlingen, Texas). March 11, 1940. MS242.OS1.06.05 - “Who’s Who Abroad: A. Phimister Proctor.” 1926. MS242.OS1.06.06 - “Noted Sculptor Is Visitor In Seattle.” Seattle Daily Times (Seattle, Washington). C. Late 1920s. MS242.OS1.06.07 - “Sculptor Is Famous As Big Game Hunter; Depicts Animal Life.” Unknown Paper (California). C. 1920s. MS242.OS1.06.08 - “Sculptor Finds City Aids Work.” Los Angeles Times (Los Angeles, California). November 15, 1931. MS242.OS1.06.09 - “Sculptor A. Phimister Proctor And His Work. (2 Illustrations)” Portland Evening Telegram (Portland, Oregon). July 24, 1915. MS242.OS1.06.10 - “Knows His West: Phimister Proctor, Sculptor, in S.F.” Unknown Paper (San Francisco, California). August 23, 1936. – 3 copies MS242.OS1.06.11 - “Will Make City His Home: Noted Western Sculptor to Open Studio.” Los Angeles Times (Los Angeles, California). December 24, 1922. MS242.OS1.06.12 - Scrapbook Page – “Patriotic Hymns by Alexander Proctor”; “Bronze Horse” Postcard; “Dog With Bone” Photograph MS242.OS1.06.13 - “Noted Sculptor Visits City On Way To Florida.” Evening Sun (Baltimore, Maryland). March 9, 1935. MS242.OS1.06.14 - “Sculptor Proctor Noted Ball Player In Denver One Time.” Denver Post (Denver, Colorado). December 23, 1910. MS242.OS1.06.15 - “Scene In Art: Proctor Recastings On View in Dallas.” Dallas Morning News (Dallas, Texas). November 8, 1974. MS242.OS1.06.16 - “New York Historical Society Fights Bankruptcy: Troubled Museums Try to Master the Fine Art of Survival.” New York Times (New York, New York). August 28, 1988. MS242.OS1.06.17 - “Proctor Named TMU Program Coordinator.” Standord Daily (Stanford, California). September 27, 1965. MS242.OS1.06.18 - “UNLV Aid Designer of Donovan Medal.” Las Vegas Review-Journal (Las Vegas, Nevada). April 24, 1969. MS242.OS1.06.19 - “Stock Show Bonus: Denver Art Exhibits Lavish” and “Occasion To Honor Proctor.” Denver Post (Denver, Colorado). January 12, 1975. MS242.OS1.06.20 - “Art Find Awakens New Interest in Sculptor Proctor.” East Oregonian (Pendleton, Oregon). September 24, 1973. MS242.OS1.06.21 - Scrapbook Page – “Alexander Proctor’s exquisite delicate fawn”; “la grande expression dan Guerrier Indien”; “Jolie et curieuse la statue bronze de Gurrier Indien”; “Those who remember the magnificent statues of animals by A.F. Proctor”; “A Puma: By A. Phimister Proctor”; “On Montparnasse”; “St. Gauden’s great monument to General Logan”; “Arms of Carpenter Family”; “Crouching Puma, by A. Phinister Proctor”; “Ante-Mortem Obituaries”