Looking northwest at the building at 404 Paul St.

Letter from Medical College Committee to several individuals appealing for funds to support the University of Texas Medical School in Galveston. I. H. Kempner explains that two years ago, the committee's efforts led to increased state appropriations, allowing the school to grow and attract high-quality staff. The funds are also necessary for committee members' trips to Austin and hosting legislators. Kempner urges continued contributions, emphasizing the importance of the school's support and advancement for the benefit of the state and community.

Letter from Medical College Committee to several companies requesting a $250 subscription to support the University of Texas Medical School in Galveston. He highlights the school's significant impact on the state, noting increased appropriations and student enrollment. He emphasizes the importance of these funds for continuing support, faculty salaries, and attracting high-quality staff. He urges immediate contributions to maintain the school's progress and effectiveness in representing Galveston’s interests in the legislative arena.

Letter from Medical College Committee to several companies requesting a $250 contribution to support the University of Texas Medical School in Galveston. He emphasizes the school's significant impact on the state and notes the importance of funds for faculty salaries and attracting high-quality staff. He urges immediate contributions to maintain the school's progress and effectiveness, highlighting its role in promoting Galveston's interests in health and economic conditions.

Letter from I. H. Kempner to E. H. Thornton seeking financial support for bringing influential Texas House and Senate committee members to Galveston. The purpose is to secure appropriations for the medical school and highlight Galveston's contributions. Kempner requests a $1,000 subscription from Galveston Wharves, citing past contributions from other organizations. He emphasizes the importance of continued legislative engagement and support for local infrastructure and economic benefits

Letter from I. H. Kempner to several companies requesting contributions of $250 to cover the expenses of bringing important Texas House and Senate committee members to Galveston. This initiative aims to secure increased appropriations for the Medical School, which has previously resulted in substantial support and increased student population. He highlights the importance of the Medical School to Galveston and Texas, urging businesses to support its advancement and maintenance.