Box 4267.002
Contains 25 Results:
Charles Scott Letter, 1858 April 2
This file contains a letter from Charles Scott of Lynchburg, Virginia, to F. B. Beane of Richmond, Virginia, requesting a copy of a contract.
Ben Zellers Grocery Account Book, circa 1900
This file contains a small cloth-bound account book belonging to Ben Zellers. The inside front and both back covers feature advertisements for Royal Baking Powder. According to the back cover, "The United States Government Report shows the Royal to be the purest and strongest baking powder in [sic] the market." Most of the book's pages are blank.
William H. Drake Letters, 1900-1901
This file contains two letters written to William H. Drake of Maine regarding a legal matter. The first letter was written by Clyde C. Potter of Waltham, Massachusetts, asking Drake about meeting in Auburn, Maine, to discuss the case, and the second is from John Morrill, Drake's lawyer, also about the case, the details of which are not given.
J. Carr Letter, 1901 February 6
This file contains a letter from J. Carr of Lynn, Massachusetts, to the N. N. Hill Brass Company about an order.
Frank Nash Letter, 1901 April 25
This file contains a letter from Frank T. Nash of Oskaloosa, Iowa, to Zoe Seevers in Des Moines, Iowa, about a collection of bills and receipts relating to a building.
Jenks Brothers, Wholesale Portrait and Frame Dealers Letters, 1903-1918
This file contains materials related to Jenks Brothers, Wholesale Portrait and Frame Dealers, in Freeport, Illinois. Two of the letters are from New Mexico, concerning the Jenks's Brothers property lease; while another, from Redlands, California, describes available land opportunities in California. There is also an invoice for stone mason work.
Thomas L. Sowell Certificates, 1904-1905
This file contains two certificates dated March 20, 1904, and January 26, 1905, from Alabama State Auditor Thomas L. Sowell, granting the American Surety Company of New York the authority to become "sole surety on all bonds or undertakings required or permitted by laws of this state" or by other municipal regulations.
W. L. Gilbert Letters, 1904-1932
L. W. Goodman Farm Ledger, 1904-1937
This file contains a ledger with L. W. Goodman's account of annual farm expenses and income in Sulphur Springs, Indiana.
Luther Miller Letter and Bill , 1905 October 24
This file contains a one-page letter to Mr. J. H. Parker in Unionville, Missouri, from Luther Miller, Cambria, Iowa, asking Parker to "come up and buy some good stuff"; as well as a "sale bill" for Parker regarding the Hotel Savoy in Kansas City, Missouri. Miller's letterhead reads: "Luther Miller, Real Estate and Live Stock of All Kinds. Draft Horses a Specialty."
Will R. Thorpe Letters, 1905
This file contains letters to Will R. Thorpe of Milton Junction, Wisconsin, from F. C. Buten of Chicago, Illinois, concerning the sale of some property of Buten's.
Letter from Geo Stubb to Ren S. S. Clark, 1905 December 15
This file contains one two-page letter from Geo Stubb in Alphena, Michigan, to Ren S. S. Clark in Detroit, asking Clark to participate in developing and selling plots of land Stubb owns on Lake Eream.
Lloyd W. Gates Letters, 1911
This file contains letters to and from Lloyd W. Gates, an attorney in Louisville, Kentucky, regarding estates and divorce cases.
John C. Calhoun Letter, 1911 December 26
This file contains a letter from John C. Calhoun, a dentist in Owensboro, Kentucky, to L. W. Gates of Louisville, Kentucky, about an outstanding account.
Ledger Page, 1913-1914
The file contains one sheet (Pages 18 and 19) from a ledger listing amounts with notations for shares, dividends, meetings, rent, and cash. One column is specifically for the months of October-December 1913 and January-March 1914. Page 19 of the ledger is blank.
J. W. Crowdus Drug Company Letter and Receipt, 1915 September 15
This file contains a letter and a receipt to A. Peter and Company of Louisville, Kentucky, from the J. W. Crowdus Drug Company, Dallas, Texas, about a shipment of goods, including medicine, ink, grape juice, and bottles.
Letter from Harry to A. C. Dolsey, 1917-03-25
This file contains a letter to Miss A. C. Dolsey in New York from her employer, Harry, who was in Asheville, North Carolina. He gives her instructions regarding paperwork.
S. J. Schrock Estate Disbursement Statement, 1921 May 9
This file contains a disbursement statement for the S. J. Schrock Estate, from Farmers State Bank of Shipshewana, Indiana.
Roy A. Jones Correspondence, 1925-1927
Swans Down Cake Flour Advertisement, 1927
This file contains one folded four-page advertisement for Swans Down Cake Flour sent out from the Educational Department of Igleheart Brothers, Inc. The ad includes a testimonial letter from a bride who says that Swans Down makes her cakes and pies turn out perfectly, and three pages of recipes for baked goods that can be made with the flour, including quick rusks, quick Sally Lunn, and apple cake, with illustrations of the treats.
Alfred Fandek Letter, 1927 October 31
This file contains one letter written by Fandek from Ashland, Wisconsin, to F. M. Sarver, manager of Dixie Land Kennels in Herrick, Illinois, regarding his disappointment with a rabbit dog ordered from the company.
State of Alabama Department of Revenue Tax Tokens, between 1929 and 1939
This file contains sixteen State of Alabama Department of Revenue tax tokens in a tin container. The tokens are made from metal, plastic, and cardboard.
John A. Simpson Letter, circa 1930 December 31
This file contains by John A. Simpson on stationery for the Cavalier Hotel in Washington, DC. Simpson mentions a pending meeting in Lima on 22 January.
Orville Reeve Dixie Kennel Order Form, 1933
This file contains a letter and order form sent to Dixie Hound Kennels, Incorporated, in Herrick, Illinois. In the form, Orville Reeve of Black Earth, Wisconsin, orders a hunting dog from the kennel, indicating that he wants it to hunt "coon and skunk" game.
Buck's Diary, 1934
This file contains one bound diary with entries relating to business matters, specifically manual labor. Each entry lists the person or entity the author worked for, the specific job done, and the amount of money paid for the job. The diary is inscribed "to Buck from Florence." There is a note written on the flyleaf by the donor, which reads: "farm worker near Monck, Ill."