Newspaper clipping of two black and white photos. The first photo shows a man passing the American flag at half-mast in front of the Rayburn Library, and includes a short description. The second photo shows Vice-President and Mrs. Lyndon Johnson supposedly walking towards the Sam Rayburn family home, and a includes short description. On the back of the clipping is part of a spread encouraging people to go to church.

Newspaper clipping about a conversation between a taxi driver and a passenger, in regards to Sam Rayburn's death, remembering his greatness. On the back of the clipping are portions other articles about Sam Rayburn.

Newspaper clipping about speaker's chair draped in black and on his desk is a wreath of yellow chrysanthemums, on top of wreath, lies his gavel. On the back of the newspaper clipping is an advertisement for the Grove State Bank.

Two newspaper clippings of an article about a cross burned in the driveway of Speaker Sam Rayburn's home, Thursday, July 26, 1956. The second clipping is a continuation of the content in the first clipping. The article includes information about an FBI investigation, Sam Rayburn's opinion on the act, and an editorial note condemning the supposed nature of the act.

Newspaper clipping about photos of Vice President Lyndon Johnson visiting in Bonham from a helicopter ride then went to visit Sam Rayburn in hospital. On the back of the newspaper clipping is an article about an autumn motif utilized for a dinner party at the Bonham Golf Club.

Newspaper clipping about Bonham transitioning to normal quiet Monday after thousands of people visiting to show their respects to Sam Rayburn on Saturday. On the back of the newspaper is an advertisement showing a picture of a stereo.

Newspaper clipping about a woman receiving a bouquet of flowers because of her hospitality in her home to newspaper men and woman. On the back are partial cartoons.

Newspaper clippings discussing Sam Rayburn's death, including his final days, passing, funeral, and legacy. On the back of the clippings are various articles, including information about college and sports teams.

Newspaper clipping about United States distinguish leaders from Texas mourning the death of Sam Rayburn. The distinguished leaders share their thoughts on Sam Rayburn's death.

Newspaper clipping about Will Rayburn, older bother of Sam Rayburn, carried to the hospital because of a heart attack. On the back is a black and white illustration of a woman's outfit.