Letter to Zella Patterson regarding a request for information

A letter from E.T. Dunlap gives thanks to Zella Patterson and his received card.

A letter and card from Doyle and Dolores Spurlock offering condolences on the death of Patterson's husband George Patterson.

Letter to Zella Patterson regarding out-of-state tuition.

Letter to Zella Patterson regarding out-of-state tuition aid

Letter of invitation to the annual freedom fund banquet.

Letter thanking Clara Luper for serving on a committee and explaining the ways the event was broadcasted.

Letter to Clara Luper thanking her for accepting an invitation to talk to the Cleveland Ohio branch of the NAACP about the work of the Oklahoma City Youth Council.

Letter asking Clara Luper to add the name of Roscoe Dunjee to the sit-in observance.

Letter requesting the minutes from the 2005 NAACP state youth conference.

Letter regarding a state conference meeting of the NAACP in Muskogee, Oklahoma

Letter to Alice Robertson assuring her that she will be renominated as Postmaster of Muskogee.

Letter to Mrs. Foreman regarding the printing equipment at Park Hill Mission and Tullahassee Mission.

Letter from Clara Luper recruiting for the NAACP Youth Council.

Letter regarding the National Evaluation of the Job Opportunities and Basic Skills (JOBS) Program.

Letter regarding the 91st Annual Freedom Fund Banquet and asking for support.

Letter from George Ainslie to Robert Nail regarding a list of those who attended Good Water school for term beginning October 1858, a new teacher, and other similar matters.

Letter from K. McCurtain to Robert Nail regarding matters of the General Council, separation, and standing debts

Letter from Robert Nail to Margaret C. Nail regarding the difficulty in his travels to Memphis and on to Washington.

Letter from Edward J. Nail to Robert Nail regarding the present situation of the Choctaw Nation and his schooling in Russellville, Kentucky.

Letter from K. McCurtain to Robert Nail regarding payment to persons for boarding, clothing and tuition.

A 1901 letter from Vice President Theodore Roosevelt to Frank Frantz regarding sending a letter and mentioning their reunion was pleasant. Roosevelt refers to Frantz as "Captain." Frantz served as a captain in Teddy Roosevelt's Rough Riders during the Spanish-American War. Approximately a year after this letter was written, Roosevelt became the U.S. President when President McKinley was assassinated. On his visits to the White House, Frantz, an athlete and a boxer, engaged in several matches with the president, knocking him out on three occasions.

Letter forwarding papers regarding the pardon of George Tate. The president believes that the sentence is too harsh .

Correspondence from TB Ferguson to RG Cox.