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Envelope addressed to Mrs. H. W. Emerson, August 25, ????

 File — Box: MS 014-4-01, Folder: MS 014-4-01-050
Identifier: MS 014- Series MS 014-4- File MS 014-4-01-050
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The envelope has a 3 cent stamp and a cancellation stamp with the words Topeka K T Aug 25

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Transcription:

Mrs. H. W. Emerson Irasburg Vermont Terrority Cancel, C.M. Becken .25 10/29/40

Dates: August 25, ????
Found in: Fort Hays State University Special Collections / Tim Johnson Collections / Kansas Territorial Documents

Envelope addressed to Miss Merinda Streetor, December 8, ????

 File — Box: MS 014-4-01, Folder: MS 014-4-01-051
Identifier: MS 014- Series MS 014-4- File MS 014-4-01-051
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The envelope has a canceled 3 cent stamp and a cancellation stamp that has Wyandott K T Dec 8

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Transcription:

Miss Merinda Streetor North Eaton Lorain Ohio

Dates: December 8, ????
Found in: Fort Hays State University Special Collections / Tim Johnson Collections / Kansas Territorial Documents

Envelope addressed to Robert Miller, Esq., September 28, ????

 File — Box: MS 014-4-01, Folder: MS 014-4-01-052
Identifier: MS 014- Series MS 014-4- File MS 014-4-01-052
Scope and Contents The envelope bears the cancellation stamp of Cantonment Leavenworth, the first Post Office in Kansas, which began in 1828. There are also imprints left by a wax seal. On February 8, 1832, the Secretary of War directed that all cantonments be called forts.Digital Collections - FHSU Scholars Repository – Digitized Copies of MaterialsTranscription:Robert Miller Esq. Tribune office...
Dates: September 28, ????
Found in: Fort Hays State University Special Collections / Tim Johnson Collections / Kansas Territorial Documents

Envelope printed with "The Loyal States Union Kansas", 1862-1870

 File — Box: MS 014-4-01, Folder: MS 014-4-01-053
Identifier: MS 014- Series MS 014-4- File MS 014-4-01-053
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Printed envelope "The Loyal States Kansas Union. Popular Sovereignty Progress. Entered according to act of Congress in 1861, in the Clerk's Office of the District Court, for the Southern District of New York by Reagles & Co., 1 Chambers Street"

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Dates: 1862-1870
Found in: Fort Hays State University Special Collections / Tim Johnson Collections / Kansas Territorial Documents

Kansas Rand McNally Indexed Pocket Map, 1920

 File — Box: MS 014-4-01, Folder: MS 014-4-01-054
Identifier: MS 014- Series MS 014-4- File MS 014-4-01-054
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Kansas Rand McNally Indexed Pocket Map Tourists' and Shippers' Guide. Main Highways, Railroads, Electric Lines, Counties, Cities, Towns, Villages, Post Offices, Lakes, Rivers, etc. Price 35 cents. Rand McNally & Company, Chicago 536 South Clark St., New York 42 E. Twentysecond St.

Dates: 1920
Found in: Fort Hays State University Special Collections / Tim Johnson Collections / Kansas Territorial Documents

Kansas Map by Lindsborg Posten, 1910

 File — Box: MS 014-4-01, Folder: MS 014-4-01-055
Identifier: MS 014- Series MS 014-4- File MS 014-4-01-055
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Map of Kansas Showing all features and Principal Auto Roads, Published by The Lindsborgs-Posten, Lindsborg, Kansas. The Only Swedish Weekly published in the State of Kansas. Official Organ of the Kansas Conference - Sixteen thousand members. Has a Large Circulation among the Swedish People in Kansas. Subscription, $1.00 in Advance. A copy of this up-to-date Map mailed to any address upon receipt of 8 two-cent stamps. Bethany Printing Co., Lindsborg, Kansas.

Dates: 1910
Found in: Fort Hays State University Special Collections / Tim Johnson Collections / Kansas Territorial Documents

Envelope with an address to Doctor Elijah Baldwin, September 28, ????

 File — Box: MS 014-4-01, Folder: MS 014-4-01-056
Identifier: MS 014- Series MS 014-4- File MS 014-4-01-056
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Envelope has two cancellation stamps and a mailing address

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Transcription:

Doctor Elijah Baldwin Canterbury Windham Co. Connecticut Cancellation stamp has: Manhattan K. T. Sep 28

Dates: September 28, ????
Found in: Fort Hays State University Special Collections / Tim Johnson Collections / Kansas Territorial Documents

Letter from Estelle Dietterich to her aunt, Mary Winn, September 16, 1917

 File — Box: MS 014-4-01, Folder: MS 014-4-01-057
Identifier: MS 014- Series MS 014-4- File MS 014-4-01-057
Scope and Contents Estelle writes about how living in the country seems to suit her family; she also writes about canning the fruit found on their land and raising roosters and hens.Digital Collections - FHSU Scholars Repository – Digitized Copies of MaterialsTranscription:Morehead, Kans. Sept. 16 1917 Dear Aunt Mary: I will try to answer your very welcome letter which I received some time...
Dates: September 16, 1917
Found in: Fort Hays State University Special Collections / Tim Johnson Collections / Kansas Territorial Documents

Copy of a speech given by the Hon. Joshua Hill of Georgia, March 1858

 File — Box: MS 014-4-01, Folder: MS 014-4-01-058
Identifier: MS 014- Series MS 014-4- File MS 014-4-01-058
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A copy of a speech given by the Hon. Joshua Hill of Georgia on the admission of Kansas to the Union. The speech was given in 1858, 3 years before Kansas was admitted.

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Dates: March 1858
Found in: Fort Hays State University Special Collections / Tim Johnson Collections / Kansas Territorial Documents

Letter from unknown addressed to C.B. Quigg, February 6, 1881

 File — Box: MS 014-4-01, Folder: MS 014-4-01-059
Identifier: MS 014- Series MS 014-4- File MS 014-4-01-059
Scope and Contents Letter dated February 6, 1881 discussing health of Lizzie and general household activities.Scan not availableTranscription:Feb. 6, 1881 at homeWell hi I thought I would try and answer your letter to whitch we was glad to know you all well are are all well but Lizzie and she had a dishwasher yesterday and the children calls her Annie Miller. Lizzie is getting along fine well it has bin raining and snowing and sleeting and frog on the trees till some of...
Dates: February 6, 1881
Found in: Fort Hays State University Special Collections / Tim Johnson Collections / Kansas Territorial Documents

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