A set of mailers advertising the New American Readers series, which was adopted by Texas as an option for free supplementary reading in public schools. Envelope is included.

A pamphlet advertising Harold Bell Wright's new book The Re-Creation of Brian Kent and other Wright titles.

An application for state aid funding filled out by C. C. Cox for the Splendora school in Montgomery County, Texas, Common School District 15. The application includes detailed information about the school's employees, students, grounds, sanitation, library, and other relevant information.

A bond note worth $229.20 issued to C. C. Cox by the First National Bank of Cleveland, Texas.

A blank slip for commissioning school board election managers in Texas.

Invoice for free textbooks provided to C. C. Cox by the Practical Drawing Company and the Texas State Board of Education.

Duplicate copy of a chattel mortgage filing from C. C. Cox in Montgomery County, Texas, to the First National Bank of Cleveland, Texas. The filing is signed by W. F. Griffin, Montgomery County clerk.

Cover of Bulletin 98 from Annie Webb Blanton, presenting the text of the State Free Text Book Law that was enacted on February 25, 1919. Included is an envelope from P. R. Clarke to C. C. Cox.

Envelope from Bessie S. Meredith addressed to Bettie Mitchell of Splendora, Texas, postmarked for November 8, 1919.

A notebook sponsored by the Eucaline Medicine Company, advertising their tonic for fever treatment and weight gain. Every other page includes a brief testimonial above a space for notetaking; the opposite pages each have tables for calculating weight gain. There are handwritten notes from C. C. Cox on work-related topics on the cover, back, and first few pages.

A printing of the Free Text Book Law, which was enacted by the Texas state legislature in February 1919. Included at the end is a list of books adopted by the Board of Education by subject. A small slip of paper is also included, defining the term "maximum attendance."

A pamphlet from the War Savings Division of the Federal Reserve to American public schools with instructions for the celebration of Victory Savings Week, a national celebration and pledge drive for the first anniversary of World One One's end. Included are letters addressed to principals, teachers, and parents, specific instructions for schools on how to organize events and collect money pledges during the week, and lyrics for "thrift songs" to be sung. A return envelope and the sending envelope are included.

Invoice for free textbooks provided to C. C. Cox by Ginn and Company, as part of Texas' free textbook law.

Invoice for free textbooks provided to C. C. Cox by Ginn and Company as part of Texas' free textbook law.

Invoice for free textbooks provided to C. C. Cox by Practical Drawing Company, as part of Texas' free textbook law.

Invoice for free textbooks provided to C. C. Cox by Practical Drawing Company, as part of Texas' free textbook law.

Invoice for free textbooks provided to C. C. Cox by Practical Drawing Company, as part of Texas' free textbook law.

Invoice for items sold to C. C. Cox by H. L. Patton, totaling $6.86. Envelope is included.

Journal of the North Texas Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, including the proceedings of the annual conference, committee reports, updates to conference leadership and contact information, and other related information. Index starts on page 84.

Letter from Texas state superintendent to C. C. Cox discussing his school's allotment of books by the state and its surrounding rules and stipulations. The envelope is included, on the reverse of which is some handwritten accounting.

Letter from Annie Webb Blanton to C. C. Cox regarding a shipment of books for his school and the related rules and stipulations. The envelope is included.

Letter from Annie Webb Blanton to C. C. Cox discussing his school's lack of books. The envelope is included.

Letter from Annie Webb Blanton to state superintendents discussing the state of textbook availability, its shortcomings, and its improvements.

Letter from Bessie Meredith to C. C. Cox about payments to the Smith Heating company.