Envelope pre-printed with the Chicago address and advertising information for the American Carpenter and Builder company, the "Largest Corps of Competent Editors and Contributors."

Blank application to join the Association American Inventors of Philadelphia, signed by the president, George (Geo.) H. Holgate.

Blank application to join the Association American Inventors of Philadelphia, signed by the president, George (Geo.) H. Holgate.

Business card with the company name "Quick Service Garage" above the text "We Repair, Wash and [Re]store Cars" as well as an address in Dallas and a phone number that has been handwritten on the lower left corner.

Card with the name "Harry A. Lazarus" printed in the center. Written below in purple ink: "302 1/2 N. Ak[...] St. 2nd Floor."

Collection of check stubs listing the dates and amounts of checks written.

Rider issued by the Connecticut General Life Insurance Company regarding the policy of Donald Johnson, changing the coverage amount to $4200.

Envelope from the Portales National Bank in New Mexico, addressed to Mrs. J. S. Chambers in Dallas. Several notes are handwritten across the front of the envelope: "New Mexico land"; "This is land my Granddaddy homesteaded, land was sold in 1947, but part of mineral rights were retained"; "Important Mineral lease"; "This is recorded in Elida, New Mexico --> Info given to Abstract office in June of 1991 giving my address, Betty Jean Johnson."

Life insurance certificate for $1000 worth of death benefits issued to Donald Johnson as an employee of the Simmons Company.

Order form with the logo for "J. M. Wilcox & Son, Dealers in Lumber, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Shingles, Paints, &c." that appears to have been used as scratch paper for math equations.

Pages of scratch paper that appear to have been used to practice copperplate handwriting with a fountain pen, including specific letters that are repeated, words, and names.

Partial piece of lined paper with a handwritten statement about the childishness of sulking, and a statement about the "meaning of life."

Receipt for the rental of a house for $2.50 per month.

Running invoice for purchases at the J. M. Donohoe grocery store by Mrs. James S. Chambers, starting March 22 and totaling $32.40 when it was marked paid on May 2, 1913

Invoice for purchases at the J. M. Donohoe grocery store totaling $36.75, including an amount that appears to be carried forward, an entry for 5/14 labeled "Ticket failed to get" and an entry for 5/27 listing butter & bread.

Running invoice for purchases at the J. M. Donohoe grocery store by Mrs. James S. Chambers, starting March 22 and totaling $36.25 when it was marked partially paid ($30 in cash) on June 4.

Certificate changing a life insurance policy for Donald Johnson to $7200,00 as of May 1, 1957.

Certificate changing a life insurance policy for Donald Johnson to $2000,00 as of January 1, 1951.

Certificate changing a life insurance policy for Donald Johnson to $5200,00 as of May 1, 1954.

Handwritten list of clothing items totaling $21.95 including suits and pants, and a list of shoes in various sizes (for Horace, wife, Laura, Minie, "old lady" and children). A tag is attached to the page printed with "Lot: 6266, Size: 37, Price: $6.50" and initialed.

Paper with handwritten notations that appear to be a list of lumber types, listing number of pieces, sizes, length, and cost. The address "408 N. Akard" is written at the top.

Stock certificate for 50 shares of the Mid-Texas Drilling Company owned by Mrs. James S. Chambers.

Handwritten notes with measurements and conversions on letterhead that lists various tonics.

Envelope originally addressed to J. J. Click in Bellevue, TX with a postmark for "Dallas, Tex. Dec 8 10 PM '97." The envelope has mathematical notations handwritten in pencil on the front and a sketch with dimensions on the back.