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Letter from Hamilton, MO to Elizabeth Prior.

Unknown, Bertha (UNPUBLISHED, 1898-09-03)

"You know now what a jolly time I had isn't it just delightful, or are you not carried away with things in general?"
Envelope adressed to Mr. W. G. Price of Elizabeth, New Jersey.

Anon (UNPUBLISHED, 1898-09-05)

Sent general delivery, and no return information.
"I was reading a statment the other day that spoke of the climate of Wash...it rained every day during the winter season.

Mack, Nellie (UNPUBLISHED, 1898-10-15)

"If this be true, my, how I do feel for you!"
Letter from Kingston, MO to Elizabeth Prior.

Unknown, Lena (UNPUBLISHED, 1898-10-15)

"Mart Dogget has gone to the reform school. He stole an 8 cent can of oysters from Mr. Kiple and someone telegraphed to Judge Broadus and he said to make out the papers and send him to the reform school. So they did and ...
Letter on Park College letterhead, and enclosed information on the college.

McAfee, Leland B. (UNPUBLISHED, 1899-01-19)

"Only three or four churches in the Presbytery were on the wrong side of the column last year and failed to give for mission. Kingston, however, was one, and I am sure it was not by your wish."
"Our goods came in better condition than we had expected. Only one glass of jelly broken...."

Allen, Bertha (UNPUBLISHED, 1899-05-23)

"There are a number of cases of sickness among the Indians at present so it has taken much time to visit. They use very poor judgment in taking care of themselves and it is almost a wonder that they live at all."
Letter from Springfield, MO to Elizabeth Prior.

Thompson, Mollie (UNPUBLISHED, 1899-05-27)

"How are you getting along in your Western home? Do you catch many Salmon. If you do think of me while feasting on them."
Letter from the Headquarters Department of Santiago de Cuba.

Knight, Tho. T. (UNPUBLISHED, 1899-06-23)

"The yellow fever has broken out in the town + among the soldiers, and things look serious. By fall there may be some changes and an opening for you. Will gladly help you when I can."
"Our Interstate Bridge" poem.

Anon (UNPUBLISHED, 1900-02-16)

"...When / we talk to our children tell / we can tell with pride of the glorious day / we crossed the Bridge of Vancouver / And say to ourselves as we ride in cars / Our ferrying days are over." Verso has translated Native ...
School documents for Roy Williams at Bay City Public School, Michigan.

Johnson, J. S.; Smith, Margaret; Hamet, Mary E.; Sutherland, Minnie E.; Hildebrand, H.; Thorne, Alicia D.; Reilley, Carrie G.; Gates, Catherine L.; Morgan, Adah; Mann, E. P.; Harding, Emma E.; Sprague, L. M.; Hamilton, Lou; Mitchell, M. E. (UNPUBLISHED, 1900-06-28)

Includes promotion cards from 1892 through 1900 and Certificates of Merit from 1895 through 1899.
Northern Pacific Railway Co. Office of Assistant Land Commissioner.

Wilsey, F. W.; Phipps, Wm. H. (UNPUBLISHED, 1901-07-22)

"Attach this notice to your contract. You are hereby notified that the office of Western Land Agent of the Northern Pacific Railway Company has been abolished by reason of the promotion of Mr. Thomas Cooper to the office ...
Wedding announcement card for Mr. Fred W. Janisch and Grace E. Whitmore.

Anon (UNPUBLISHED, 1902-06-10)

"At home, Rudd, Iowa."
"I do not know how far you want to mix in my affairs. Certainly not enough to injure yourself in anyway."

Smith, S. C. (UNPUBLISHED, 1903-10-24)

"On the whole the out look is encouraging, and I think I will begin to do some systematic work. I feel that I should be getting something done by the press, and in that direction I need some assistance and suggestion. I ...
Letter from Daniels; California Representative in Washington, D. C.

Daniels, M. J. (UNPUBLISHED, 1903-11-12)

"I have ordered the Congressional Record mailed each day to you, and I hope that you will accept it with my compliments."
In receipt of your letter recommending Roscoe Byrnes for appointment at Annapolis.

Daniels, M. J. (UNPUBLISHED, 1903-12-03)

"I have a great many applications on file for Annapolis and among that number I have selected the principal, but have not yet decided fully on the three alternates, and if your young friend Roscoe Byrnes will make application ...
Enclosing $2 for "my share in the present to Colonel Johnson."

Beer, Lucien C. (UNPUBLISHED, 1903-12-17)

On letterhead from "Office of A. Weill, Dealer in general merchandise, Bakersfield, Cal."
Letter of thanks, and request for copies.

Smith, S. C. (UNPUBLISHED, 1904-02-06)

"Secure whatever number of extra copies you think we may need. Send me about ten of each."
"...Have written our Congressman asking him to pay especial attention to the bill and to do everything he could to help it on...."

Hickcox, Ross T. (UNPUBLISHED, 1904-03-02)

"You have, no doubt, seen the Sierra Club Bulletin with our proposed trip for the coming summer and I heartily trust that we may see you there as I know of no person in Southern California for whom the members of our Club ...
"...My ambition is legitimate and that I did not enlist to hide a past record of 'irregularity'."

Beville, Paul Baxter (UNPUBLISHED, 1904-03-20)

"You see I have always been of temperate habits and have never used liquor nor tobacco in any form."
"...Witness a Sham Battle which is scheduled to take place here....."

Blanchard, S. C. (UNPUBLISHED, 1904-04-22)

"Arrangements have been made for transportation of these four Companies to Laton, and a supply of blank ammunition has been purchased by the Committee, and it is expected that this Sham Battle will be one of the leading ...

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