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John M. Stone Papers Aug 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

J. J. Scarborough writes to Stone regarding an inspector who is coming to town. He says they will be glad to entertain him if Stone will send them the dates he is to be in town. August 18, 1899.

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Letter, Carl Schurz To V.G. Block, August 18, 1899, Carl Schurz Aug 1899

Letter, Carl Schurz To V.G. Block, August 18, 1899, Carl Schurz

Carl Schurz Collection

This handwritten letter, dated August 18, 1899, is written from Carl Schurz to V.G. Block updating Block on his health and explains why he is unable to do as requested in Block's previous letter.

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John M. Stone Papers Aug 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

H. R. Chilton writes to Stone requesting that his son, H. S. Chilton, be allowed to room with his friend John S. Carroll. August 15, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Aug 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

John H. Wellborn, a land agent and county surveyor, writes to Stone regarding land at the college that is for sale. August 14, 1899, December 5, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Aug 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

A. L. Stone sends to Stone a circular regarding the meeting of the National Irrigation Congress. August 12, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Aug 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

J. J. Garner writes on behalf of Camp and Hinton out of Lumberton, Mississippi. He explains that they wish to purchase all of the land that belongs to the college west of the railroad. They plan to take the land and pay one dollar per 1000 feet as they cut it. August 6, 1899.

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Picnic Announcement Flyer, August 5, 1899, James Hughes Aug 1899

Picnic Announcement Flyer, August 5, 1899, James Hughes

Hobbs Family Papers

Flyer inviting people to a picnic at Chisholm's gin.

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John M. Stone Papers Jul 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

W. F. Hand asks Stone to authorize the Mississippi Experiment Station to employ one of his students due to one of their employees taking a job at a different college. July 27, 1899.

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Christian Camp Meeting Notice, July 27, 1899, P. H. Rembert Jul 1899

Christian Camp Meeting Notice, July 27, 1899, P. H. Rembert

Hobbs Family Papers

Notice of a camp meeting for Christian fellowship and evangelism.

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Stephen D. Lee Papers Jul 1899

Stephen D. Lee Papers

MSU Founders Documents

B. W. Kilgore writes announcing the resignation of the stenographer and typewriter for the department, Pickard. July 24, 1899. July 18, 1899.

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Letter, From Robert Benson Webb To Matilda Ann "Lit" Boyd Webb, July 20, [1899], Robert Benson Webb Jul 1899

Letter, From Robert Benson Webb To Matilda Ann "Lit" Boyd Webb, July 20, [1899], Robert Benson Webb

Hays Ray Webb Collection

In this handwritten letter Robert Webb writes from Lincoln County, Mississippi to his wife, Matilda to let her know he wrote to her from Jackson and tells her they'd had several incidents during their travels that cannot put into a short letter. He tells her he's feeling better than he did when he left home and describes the creek where they are stopped at to wait out the heavy rains. He goes on to discuss the number of miles he estimates that they have made thus far and what he expects from the rest of the trip.

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John M. Stone Papers Jul 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

A. Lagrange writes to Stone in a series of three letters. The first asking that his grandson be moved up to a higher class and the second recommending Pedro Lopez for admission to the college. In the third he thanks Stone for writing such a kind letter regarding Lopez and tells him that he translated it into Spanish and sent it to his mother. July 6, 1899, August 10, 1899, August 24, 1899.

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Yum-Yum Party Flyer, June 24, 1899, John Mason Jun 1899

Yum-Yum Party Flyer, June 24, 1899, John Mason

Hobbs Family Papers

Flyer advertising the "Celebration of the Feast of Yum-Yum, the Prophet."

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Funeral Notice, B. A. Clark, June 16, 1899 Jun 1899

Funeral Notice, B. A. Clark, June 16, 1899

Hays Ray Webb Collection

This funeral notice announces the funeral services of B. A. Clark of Kosciusko, Mississippi on June 16, 1899. There are water stains on the paper.

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Funeral Notice, Frank M. Harper, June 12, 1899 Jun 1899

Funeral Notice, Frank M. Harper, June 12, 1899

Hays Ray Webb Collection

This funeral notice announces the funeral services of Frank M. Harper of Kosciusko, Mississippi on June 12, 1899 with Reverend W. T. J. Sullivan officiating.

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Letter, From Robert Benson Webb To Matilda Ann "Lit" Boyd Webb, June 10, 1899, Robert Benson Webb Jun 1899

Letter, From Robert Benson Webb To Matilda Ann "Lit" Boyd Webb, June 10, 1899, Robert Benson Webb

Hays Ray Webb Collection

In this handwritten letter Robert Webb writes to his wife, Matilda and tells her what everyone has been doing while she has been away. He states how lonesome they all are for her but assures her they do not wish to hurry her home. The top and bottom edge of the pages are slightly torn.

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John M. Stone Papers Jun 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

Professor A. J. Wiechardt reccomends that preparatory students be allowed to work in the shops and drawing rooms and that Senior Mechanical students be relieved from evening duties for four hours during the week. The Committee on Courses of Study endorses his request. June 5, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers May 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

The senior class writes to the faculty asking that they be allowed to take their final examinations before commencement so they will be able to make up work if they have any before graduation. May 29, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers May 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

J. C. Herbert writes to Stone regarding the contest for the President Medal and the prize of $50. May 22, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers May 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

In a memo sent by Stone, he gives permission for Miss Rome to be absent from class. May 17, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers May 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

F. M. Abbott writes to Stone regarding the sale of a number of bull calves . He also mentions the upcoming visit of Mr. Wilson to the A and M College. May 17, 1899.

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Letter, Sophia Boyd Andrews Hays To Matilda Ann "Lit" Boyd Webb, May 15, [1899], Sophia Boyd Andrews Hays May 1899

Letter, Sophia Boyd Andrews Hays To Matilda Ann "Lit" Boyd Webb, May 15, [1899], Sophia Boyd Andrews Hays

Hays Ray Webb Collection

In this handwritten letter, dated May 15, [1899], Sophia Boyd Andrews Hays writes to her sister, Matilda Ann "Lit" Boyd Webb to talk of the sermon she heard at church from a Baptist minister from Galveston as well as some other sermons she'd heard that week. She goes on to mention that she is expecting some cattle by Friday or Saturday.

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John M. Stone Papers May 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

A.P. Watson's senior thesis outline titled The Railroad a Friend of the Farmer. May 12, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers May 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

David F. Boyd, former president of Lousiana State University, write to Stone offering his services as a professor. Boyd states his experience which includes working with William T. Sherman at LSU, president of the Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical college, serving with Generals Dick Taylor and Kirby Smith in the Civil War, and being appointed by Sherman, at the request of the Khedive of Egypt in 1875, as president of the Military College of Egypt. May 8, 1899.

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Letter, Sophia Boyd Andrews Hays To Matilda Ann "Lit" Boyd Webb, May 8, 1899, Sophia Boyd Andrews Hays May 1899

Letter, Sophia Boyd Andrews Hays To Matilda Ann "Lit" Boyd Webb, May 8, 1899, Sophia Boyd Andrews Hays

Hays Ray Webb Collection

In this handwritten letter, dated May 8, 1899, Sophia Boyd Andrews Hays writes to her sister, Matilda Ann "Lit" Boyd Webb to update her on her health and explain how she hardly has time to rest from working so much. She discusses news of their brothers and other family.

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Train Ticket, May 4, 1899 May 1899

Train Ticket, May 4, 1899

Hobbs Family Papers

Railroad train ticket from Brookhaven to Summit in honor of the "Emancipation Day Celebration."

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Soils Of Mississippi: Texture And Water Conditions, W. L. Hutchinson May 1899

Soils Of Mississippi: Texture And Water Conditions, W. L. Hutchinson

MAFES Research Bulletins

No abstract provided.

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Letter, Times-Democrat To Correspondents, April 13, 1899, Times-Democrat Apr 1899

Letter, Times-Democrat To Correspondents, April 13, 1899, Times-Democrat

Hobbs Family Papers

Letter from the Times-Democrat to correspondents regarding the upcoming "cotton situation."

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Stephen D. Lee Papers Mar 1899

Stephen D. Lee Papers

MSU Founders Documents

G. H. Alford writes to Lee informing him that he expects to stand The Civil Service examination on April 11th. He notes that he needs to study until that date and asks to be excused from all duties except examinations of military until after April 10th. March 31, 1899.

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Letter, Fitz John Porter To John L. Roper, March 27, 1899, Fitz John Porter Mar 1899

Letter, Fitz John Porter To John L. Roper, March 27, 1899, Fitz John Porter

Documents

This handwritten letter, dated March 27, 1899, is written from Fitz John Porter, a career United States Army officer and a Union general during the American Civil War to John L. Roper. This letter was found tipped into volume five, between pages 388-389 of Abraham Lincoln : A History by John G. Nicolay and John Hay.

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