Small grey calling card with "W. J. Bartley" written in elaborate script.

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "Unk"

A blank letter and envelope from Mr and Mrs Turner Pruitt.

Photograph of Rev T. G. Whitten.

Several postcards of Colonel William F Cody, also known as Buffalo Bill.

Three bank notes from (1-2 Watonga State Bank, and (2 Tradesmen's National Bank

letterhead for "The New Moore Hotel" with Fred C. Miller as Proprietor, in Miami, Oklahoma. Also within the envelope is an advertisement for Quinn Advertising Agency. Written notes on the backside of the Quinn Advertising Agency advertisement: "We've distributed your adv master on these 3 day for $5.00 ( word by express to payer and will do you good"

Photograph of Terminal Oil Mill Co and R H Dobbins Construction Co., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma June 29, 1938 typed on a sheet of paper.

As Blaine County, Official Business, Elva U. Ferguson "Received A.S. Bridgford sheriff, $5.25 costs in publication of Marty Allen"

Company card. This for "Community Improvement Program General Federation of Women's Clubs/Sears, Roebuck And Co." Name at the bottom: "Mrs. Mary Jean House Director Community Improvement Program."

Written notes about speaking and thoughts concerning societal impression by TB Ferguson on The New More Hotel letterhead

Photograph of a legal document signed by ZP Meyers. Photo taken by Meyers Photo Shop for the Frisco Railroad Acct., Dec. 4, 1942.

A written document as a story

Bank Statement to Mrs. TB Ferguson from The Watonga State Bank in Watonga, OK with debits and credited

Balance Statement with WJ Wollman and Company from New York to Mrs. Elva Ferguson in Watonga OK, "Southland Royalty"

Copy of a certificate from Rock Island & Pacific Railway Co. typed: "Certificate of Mechanic The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Co. The Chicago, Rock Island & Gulf Railway Co. This is to Certify that Carl R. Raeburn has served three years in the shops of this Company learning the trade of Sheet Metal Worker and has completed the apprenticeship course prescribed to the full satisfaction of the Railway Company. As evidence of his competency and skill to perform all classes of work pertaining to his trade, he is awarded this certificate, with all rights and privileges there to appertaining. Executed this sixth day of April, 1927 at Shawnee, Okla." The names of the master mechanic and the superintendent motive power signatures are there along with the company stamp.

Envelope "from Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dessau to Mrs. Max Shaw"

Funeral card: "In Loving Remembrance of Tomboy Cody, Died July 30, 1890 Aged 11 mos. 3 wks. 6 days." and more

Funeral card: "In Loving Reembrace of Simpson Roach, Died May 28, 1910. Age 80 years." and more.

Certificate from the Postmaster General of the U.S. The postmaster at this time is Frank H. Hitchcock. The certificate is blank.

Sheet of writing paper with three illustrations of Fifinella, the mascot of the Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP).

Photograph of a chart showing a comparison of tall fescue and orchard grass when grown alone and in mixture with Ladino clover. 3-Year Average of forage production.

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "(Document front page of "A study of proposed land trades. Old Fair Park, Oklahoma City, Okla." This has "4 plates.")"

Card from a church Sunday school group/person. Front cover with a person's hands together for prayers.