Invitation from the United States National Bank inviting the recipient to the opening of their new office.

Letter from G. S. Fraps to Mr. D. W. Kempner discussing the excess quantity of worms in Kempner's soil which may be caused by the soil containing a large amount of organic matter, suggesting to discontinue the use of manure while collecting grass clippings to satisfactorily decrease the worm population. Fraps further states he will be in Galveston on May 30 and 31 where he will be glad to look at the ground if Kempner desires.

Letter from W. R. Walton to Mr. D. W. Kempner discussing alternative methods of extermination, including mowrah meal, lime water, ammonium sulfate, and Bordeaux mixture, after the application of corrosive sublimate failed to control the infestation of earth worms on Kempner's land.

Letter from W. R. Walton to Mr. D. W. Kempner discussing the re-infestation of earth worms on Kempner's land, which may be a result of migration or eggs hatched after the application of insecticides, with hopes that further investigation from Mr. E. V. Walter can help define and solve the issue.

Letter from I. H. Kempner to Whaley-Eaton Services expressing interest in the weekly letters from Whaley-Eaton and mentions a letter received from a European business associate. He also discusses a letter provided by a party, temporarily residing in a neutral country, who was an officer in the British Army and shares his experiences and observations.