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The Shoogy Shoo, Paul Ambrose Jan 1900

The Shoogy Shoo, Paul Ambrose

Sheet Music Collection

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The Standard Bearer, Philipp Fahrbach Jan 1900

The Standard Bearer, Philipp Fahrbach

Sheet Music Collection

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Just When I Needed You Most, W. B. Gray Jan 1900

Just When I Needed You Most, W. B. Gray

Sheet Music Collection

Inset photo of Al G. Field with border

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Hearts Are Trumps, L.W. Young Jan 1900

Hearts Are Trumps, L.W. Young

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Photo of Alice Nielsen

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Foxy Quiller, Ludomir Thomas Jan 1900

Foxy Quiller, Ludomir Thomas

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Illustration of colonial man

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Because I Am Your Friend, Carrie Jacobs-Bond Jan 1900

Because I Am Your Friend, Carrie Jacobs-Bond

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Photo of man; Photo of woman

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David Harum, Neal Harper Jan 1900

David Harum, Neal Harper

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Photo of Wm. H. Crane

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Deed, A. B. Wineman To N. S. Robinson, January 1, 1900 Jan 1900

Deed, A. B. Wineman To N. S. Robinson, January 1, 1900

A.G. Wineman & Sons Records, and Wineman, Williams, Guice, and Stockwell et al Family Papers

This deed, dated January 1, 1900, documents the sale of four lots of land in Lauderdale County, Tennessee by A. G. and M. A. Wineman to N. L. Robertson for a total sum of four hundred dollars. The deed outlines the property sold and the terms of the financing and sale of the lots.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

In a series of letters, Mrs. E. V. English writes to Stone regarding her son, S. M. Montie English. She asks Stone to look after, worries when it is clear that his tuition payment has not arrived, and lets Stone know that her son is with her sick with a cold. December 31, 1899, January 4, 1900, January 5, 1900, March 3, 1900 (two letters)

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

Mrs. M. M. West writes to Stone first to ask him to allow her son to be absent then in a later letter addresses an issue that has come up regarding a stolen turkey. She begs him not to kick her son out of school for being a part of it. She then writes to him regarding her son coming down with small pox and would like for him to be excused until he is well enought to come back to school. November 30, 1899, December 15, 1899, January 29, 1900.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

M. A. McClaugherty writes to Stone in response to an attached exerpt. He tells him that he has the best stock farm in South Mississippi that is 350 acres. He tells him that if he is interested he will send him a full description of the place. December 30, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

J. Elizabeth Ball writes to Stone requesting information on her son, Harrison E. Ball, who has been hospitalized with the measels. She lists the various ailments he has experienced at the College and worries about his academic performance. December 30, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

In a series of three letters, J. P. Marshall writes to Stone. In the first he tells Stone that his son was previously enrolled in Jefferson Military College and would like to be enrolled at A and M College. In the second, he asks Stone questions regarding costs. In the third, he asks Stone to find his son and talk with him as he has received letters from him saying how discouraged he was and how he would like to come home. December 30, 1899, January 6, 1900, January 10, 1900.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

George Cooke, a student at Howard College in East Lake, Alabama, requests information on transferring to the College. December 29, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

J. C. Goodrem asks Stone for his son's permit for twelve days to be extended since he has been very sick with measels since he got home. December 29, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

Mrs. J. H. Stevens asks Stone to extend her sons leave as he is still very sick at home with the measels. December 28, 1899. December 30, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

Richard R. Wade writes regarding his admission to the college as well as reduced rates. December 28, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

L. A. Halbert writes to Stone regarding his son, Vivian Halbert. He says that ever since his son came home on December 22nd he has been very sick and asks Stone to excuse him from school until he is well. December 27, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

R. F. Abbay requests that his nephew, Robert Irwin Abbay, be admitted to the A and M college. He also requests assistance in providing board and education for the boy's mother, Georgia Irwin Abbay, and his young sister. Mr. Abbay also expresses his wish that the college acquire a Textile School, as he wants his nephew to learn the trade. December 27, 1899

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

Mrs. Danielson writes to Stone that, due to the illness of her son, Fred, her boys were late reporting to the College. December 27, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

C. L. Simmons gives his son permission to stay home until January 1 because he would not be able to do any work that week anyway so he thinks it best that he stay home. December 26, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

S. D. Lee writes to his son asking about his well-being and telling him that he is taking his wife to New Orleans the next day because she is ill. December 24, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

R. S. Adams requests that his son attend the A and M College. December 23, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

Georgia Irwin Abbay requests that her son, age 10, be admitted to the school, and that she and her young daughter be allowed to board with a family in Starkville. December 23, 1899

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

Transcript-Gov. Stone, Let my son John come to Meridian at once. B. R. Barnett. December 22, [1899]

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

Fly and Hobson Grocers writes to Stone regarding the complimentary barrell of Pelican flour they have sent him complementary. They say that he will find it the best flour on Earth and that if he likes it they would like to furnish the college with it. December 22, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

B. H. Chisis writes to Stone begging to be allowed back to the College after being expelled. December 21, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

P. C. Kalloch, officer in the Marines, writes to Stone asking what the qualifications are for admission. He is writing for his son who has some sort of education but would like for him to be sent to school after the holidays and wants to know what is required for expenses and for admission. December 21, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

W. Martin asks Stone to give his son permission to come home for Christmas. December 20, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

G. A. Crooker writes to Stone to agree that the students should remain at the College through Christmas holiday. December 19, 1899.

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