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John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
Carl Tower writes to Stone regarding a possible position as a professor of philosophy or psychology at A and M college. March 2, 1900.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
L. N. Dantzler Lumber Company writes to Stone requesting information on the sale of the option for the land of the College, as they desire to purchase it. March 1, 1900.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
L. L. Chambly writes to Dr. Barr requesting that his son, Tommie, who is ill, be sent home.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
H. A. Darden asks Stone to examine his son, J. A. Darden, and if his son is in poor health to send him home. February 28, 1900.
Letter To Hon. F.A. Critz, February 27, 1900, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Hon. F.A. Critz, February 27, 1900, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Responding to his letter asking Stone's opinion if he should run for Governor. Stone says that this is a good time to run, but he has also given this advice to Longino. He wishes he could do more to help and he will not stop Critz from running for Governor
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
L. L. Hunt tells Stone his son has his permission to be absent from the college until March 10. February 24, 1900.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
J. S. Hamilton writes to Stone regarding his son's illness. He says he is too sick to be back in classes but would like for him to come to Starkville and get his things then return home until he is well. February 24, 1900.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
J. H. Minge writes to Stone asking if the college has any cattle for sale and what kind of cattle he recommends for beef. February 23, 1900.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
G. H. Haverton asks Stone to write him a letter of recommendation for a job at West Alabama Agricultural school. February 22, 1900.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
Hall and George, in a series of two letters, writes to Stone regarding improvements for the college. In the first they ensure Stone that they have many years in the building of large manufacturing plants. In the second they tell Stone that they have begun negotiations with the Industrial Institute and College at Columbus and urge him to respond in case the proper appropriations need to be made. February 21, 1900, February 27, 1900.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
W. L. Hutchinson writes to Stone in regards to an expert coming and making a road to the college. February 19, 1900.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
Mrs. M. D. Boisclair requests that Stone provide a summer position at the College for her son, M. D. Bosclair, Jr. February 16, 1900.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
S. D. Stinnis gives permission for his son to withdraw from school. February 13, 1900.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
C. M. Roberts writes to Stone regarding A and M college establishing their own separate post office. February 11, 1900.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
H. M. Johnson inquires to Stone about how much time is given for work and study before he agrees to send his son to A and M College. February 10, 1900.
Funeral Notice, Robert B. Webb, February 10, 1900
Funeral Notice, Robert B. Webb, February 10, 1900
Hays Ray Webb Collection
This funeral notice announces the funeral services of Robert B. Webb of Kosciusko, Mississippi on February 10, 1900 with Reverend H. P. Hurt and Dr. J. H. Alexander officiating.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
R. H. Holoms asks to be excused from a second term address. He explains that he was the editor of The Reflector and that it was usually customary for the editor to be elected to a second term. However, he states that the faculty, thinking he was not returning to college, elected a new editor. February 1, 1900.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
J. S. Moore writes to Stone regarding the building and equipment for a dairy building. January 28, 1900.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
T. A. Kelly writes to Stone regarding J. Yank. He asks that he be allowed to come home since he has lost his voice and the doctor thinks he should rest before returning back to school. January 27, 1900.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
M. B. Starnes tells Stone that he had attended the college and now recommends it to others. He asks Stone to send him a catalogue so he will be able to continue to refer people to the school. January 22, 1900.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
John E. Hill writes to Stone listing his qualifications and asking if there is an opening for him to be able to come teach at A and M College. January 16, 1900.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
Mrs. E. A. Sykes writes to Stone asking that her son be excused from school because he is still ill. She then writes him a letter in response to an apparent rude letter he sent her regarding tuition payments. February 18, 1900, January 12, 1900.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
Transcript-Gov. Stone, I desire my son Henry to go to the Inaugural at Jackson on 16th Will you please permit him to go. Yours, etc. James Burkitt. January 12, 1900.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
S.C. Hilton writes to Stone and faculty submitting an application for a diploma. January 11, 1900.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
Lamira M. Carruthers writes to Stone and faculty submitting her application for graduation. January 11, 1900.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
A. G. Thompson gives his son permission to leave the college for a few days to travel to Jackson. January 11, 1900.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
J. M. Ledbetter asks Stone to allow his son to go to Jackson for the inauguration of the governor. January 10, 1900.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
W. H. Harvard writes directly to Stone asking for a list of costs to attend the college. In a follow up letter written as a recommendation letter S. J. Robinson writes to Stone explaining that W. H. Harvard is one armed but ensures Stone that he is a hard worker and will make a great student. January 10, 1899, January 6, 1900.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
M. M. Tibson asks Stone to let her son come home after a physician tells him there is no danger of a relapse. She tells him that her son is very delicate so he needs to be well enough to travel before he is sent home. January 9, 1900.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
Frank M. Wells asks to come lecture at the college while he is on tour. He tells him that he charges $25 and would like to arrange a date to come. January 8, 1900.