Letter from J. T. Canales to Honorable W. J. Bryan apologizing for not writing back and informing Mr. Bryan of his wife's reaction to the letter he sent. He also suggests that Mr. Bryan host a barbecue at his ranch to reunite the ex-members of the Legislature.

Letter from G. W. Hardy to W. J. Bryan greeting him and sending well wishes for the Thanksgiving holiday.

Letter from Theodore Mack to John A. Lomax informing him of his previous discharge from Cook Memorial Hospital, discussing the details about the previous article written by Mr. Lomax involving W. J. Bryan and inquiring about his next publication.

Letter from Alan F. Wilson to Senator W. J. Bryan acknowledging receipt of the letter hes sent in regards to the book "My Life on the Range" by Mr. Clay.

Letter to Professor F. E. Giesecke that mentions "Roses Town Cafe" and a quote about life, after which the writing becomes cramped and smaller. The number "2" is written at the top of the page, and the name, "Keedin" is written in the top left margin. The phrase, "What the wild winds say" is written on the back in color pencil, along with the name "Griffin" and the phrase, "Frontier boy" in graphite pencil.