Agency agreement between Jeane Bertig Kempner and the United States National Bank of Galveston, Texas, authorizing the institution to handle $40,000 in funds for investment, and the conditions and guidelines associated.

Last will and testament of Daniel Webster Kempner. He instructs the executors of his will to sell a number of his shares in the H. Kempner trust, in order to pay for incidentals and debts that might occur as a result of his death; to give a number of shares in three trusts/companies to his daughter Mary Jeane Kempner, to help pay for her son, Daniel Kempner Thorne's education; to not hold his daughter accountable for any sums of money he loaned her during his life; to give his shares in Sugarland Industries and the Imperial Sugar Company to the Harris and Eliza Kempner Trust; and the rest of his estate to his wife and daughter.

Death Resolution from The First National Bank of Mexia, Texas documenting tribute of respect to its Ex-President and Vice-President, Harris Kempner.

Will of I. H. Kempner documenting his last will and testament which this will revokes former wills in the past.

Document signed by Governor Joseph D. Sayers appointing I. H. Kempner to the "Board of Commissioners of the City of Galveston;" it references the original city charter which was approved on April 18, 1901.

Certificate of Election documenting I. H. Kempner has been elected to office of Commissioner based on the election results held on April 28, 1903 in Galveston, Texas.

Indenture of trust for the Trinity Petroleum Company.

District Court of the United States, case number 1454. Imperial Sugar Company vs. United States of America including a stipulation of facts for the case.

Template for a proxy applying to appointments within Imperial Sugar Company.

Sugarland Industries company report.

Acre appraisal for 626 acres of land in Harris County, Texas.

List of income debentures of the Imperial Sugar Company and their amounts called.

Extract from court case complaint describing dues and taxes with the United States Cane Sugar Refiners' Association and the Imperial Sugar Company.

Letter describing sugar shipments in December 1941 and amendments to law in April 1941 affecting the sugar business.

Sugarland Industries Declaration of Trust including section 1, 2, and 6, from Article I.

Waiver statement for Sugarland Industries certificate holders granting permission through proxy for an upcoming meeting.

Proceedings for the reorganization of a railroad in Fort Bend County.

Lawsuit against United States Cane Sugar Refiners' Association for 1947. The claims against the organization are detailed.

Letter from William R. Donovan to Interstate Commerce Commission discussing a reply on behalf of California sugar shippers requesting for a petition of the Imperial Sugar Company to be denied.

Property and land ownership in the County of Harris for trustees.

Letter from W. H. Dana to G. W. Laird discussing the desire to suspend the reduction of carload rates on sugar. The evidence for the suspension is listed, including an analysis of current rates and market conditions.

Imperial Sugar Company versus Texas Railroads law suit. Various allegations and details are listed.

Memorandum of authorities about the jurisdiction of the state court ruling on discrimination between state and interstate rates. Many details pertaining to evidence are entailed.

Petition in intervention filed by C. K. Richards to the District Court of Travis County, Texas. The petition pertains to the court law suit of Texas and New Orleans Railroad Company versus the Railroad Commission of Texas.