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Letter To Brother W.M.Conner, May 9, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Brother W.M.Conner, May 9, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Conner gave Stone too much money, Stone is returning the difference. If Conner had intended to give Stone the $20 then to please put the difference in the Lodge treasury.
Stephen D. Lee Papers
MSU Founders Documents
W. H. Magruder on behalf of the committee sends a report suggesting that there be a hour limit for students competing for a scholarship. They also write that they cannot think of any work at the college that would be suitable for the women who attend and who are trying to compete for the same scholarship. He concludes by saying that they believe the college to be behind in the development of minor industries. May 8, 1898.
Portrait Of Nora Folkes
Miscellaneous Postcards and Photographs
This sepia toned photograph features a portrait of Nora Folks, a young woman pictured wearing a white dress with puffy sleeves and a bow at the back of the neck. She is also wearing a hat with a multicolored ribbon and tassels. "The Brookhaven Photograph Co." is printed on the card beneath where the photograph is mounted. An inscription written on the back of the card reads "To my friend and school mate: Mary. From Nora Folkes May 7th, 1898 W. College"
Letter To To All To Whom These Presents May Come, May 6, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To To All To Whom These Presents May Come, May 6, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Giving his permission so that the Lodge may vote on the issue of conferring the rank of Master to W.E. Lees, who is a Fellow Craft
Letter To To All To Whom These Presents May Come, May 4, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To To All To Whom These Presents May Come, May 4, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Giving his permission so that the Lodge may vote on the issue of conferring the rank of Master to E.M. Martin, who is a Fellow Craft
Letter To Brother H. Smith, May 4, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Brother H. Smith, May 4, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Enclosed the special dispensation. Is afraid he overstepped his authority by agreeing to this.
Stephen D. Lee Papers
MSU Founders Documents
W. S. Weleh submits his application for graduation. May 2, 1898.
Letter To Brother W.L. Davis, May 2, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Brother W.L. Davis, May 2, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Special dispensation for the Tylertown Lodge to celebrate St. John's Day on the 21st of June instead of the 24th. There must be a vote at the lodge and if it passes then they may celebrate on the 21st.
Letter To No Recipient Given, May 1, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To No Recipient Given, May 1, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Dispensation stating that the Masons will preside over the laying of the corner stone of a school building in Hattiesburg on May 5th and charging the Hattiesburg Lodge to make all necessary preparations
Letter To To Whom It May Concern, April 28, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To To Whom It May Concern, April 28, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Recommendation letter
Letter To Brother T.E. Ross, April 23, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Brother T.E. Ross, April 23, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Was asked to preside over the laying of the corner stone of a new school in Hattiesburg. He will attend if his health permits him.
Letter To Mr. I. P Collier, April 13, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Mr. I. P Collier, April 13, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Would rather wait until there can be a meeting, but is willing to send a special dispensation granting Collier's son the Master's degree before he is called to serve in the National Guard. Worried war might be declared and Collier's son will have to serve
Letter, April 5, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter, April 5, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Authorizing a Ballot/ vote for the promotion of Smithwick from Fellow Craft to Master Mason
Letter To Mr. James W. Coman, April 1, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Mr. James W. Coman, April 1, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Advising him to resign as he was asked to do by the Sec of the Interior, discussing the unusual number of deaths in Iuka due to Typhoid fever.
Letter Innes, April 1, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter Innes, April 1, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Sending her $85, $50 for her mother and $35 for herself
Letter To Hon W.V. Sullivan, March 21, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Hon W.V. Sullivan, March 21, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Sending Martin to use his experience in the Railroad company to help make amendments to 'The Anti-scalping Bill'.
Letter To Hon. John S. Williams, March 21, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Hon. John S. Williams, March 21, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Sending Martin to use his experience in the Railroad company to help make amendments to 'The Anti-scalping Bill'.
Letter To Brother Frederic Speed, March 20, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Brother Frederic Speed, March 20, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Asking for advice as to what a Grand Master can do legally in regards to Bro Benoist's letter
Letter To Board Of Trustees, March 20, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Board Of Trustees, March 20, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Recommendation letter, Endorsement letter
Letter To Mess C.E. Grafton & Z.D. Davis, March 19, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Mess C.E. Grafton & Z.D. Davis, March 19, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Accepting an invitation from his masonic brothers to be present at the laying of the Corner Stone for a Baptist Church
Letter To Brother S.R. Lamb, March 19, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Brother S.R. Lamb, March 19, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Agreeing with Past Grand Master Cobb that the Brethren had a right to make the trade as long as it was done fairly
Letter To Mess. W.J. Hubbard, J.A. Perry, Sid Welsh, And Goretzn? Committee, March 18, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Mess. W.J. Hubbard, J.A. Perry, Sid Welsh, And Goretzn? Committee, March 18, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Responding to an invitation to attend a Lodge celebration and give a speech. He cannot commit at this time, but he will let them know when he can if he can attend
Letter To Mr. John A Galbreath, March 18, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Mr. John A Galbreath, March 18, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Apologizing for not writing sooner and Enclosed is the recommendation letter to the President, He may do with it as he wishes
Letter, From D. M. Claiton To Emmett Leighton Ray, D. M. Claiton
Letter, From D. M. Claiton To Emmett Leighton Ray, D. M. Claiton
Hays Ray Webb Collection
In this handwritten letter D. M. Claiton writes from Memphis, Tennessee to Emmet L. Ray in Kosciusko, Mississippi updating him on his job and home life. He goes on to discuss news he's heard of their mutual friends and ask after people in Kosciusko.
Stephen D. Lee Papers
MSU Founders Documents
The four students who are to be considered for the Alumni Medal write to the President and faculty asking for them to select a subject for debate. March 7, 1898.
Letter To President Of The United States, March 6, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To President Of The United States, March 6, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Recommendation letter for a position as a foreign consulate or some other office
Letter To Prof. Seth Low, March 5, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Prof. Seth Low, March 5, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Recommendation letter for a scholarship
Letter To Bro. L.A. Benotst, March 4, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Bro. L.A. Benotst, March 4, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Trying to figure out how to 'recover your Temple from the Bondholders'
Letter To, J.R. ?, March 4, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To, J.R. ?, March 4, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Declining his request
Co-Operative Experiments With Small Fruit, D. T. Price
Co-Operative Experiments With Small Fruit, D. T. Price
MAFES Research Bulletins
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