Eclecticon 2000 [Newark, NJ, 2000] - Small poster

Philadelphia-Area Slash Society [undated] - Flyer

Camp Waitman, Arkansas.

Camp Weightman, Arkansas. January 15, 1862

Camp Organization, Arkansas. March 1, 1862

Camp Nall(?), Arkansas. March 31, 1862

Corinth, Mississippi. May 12, 1862

Camp near Saltillo, Mississippi. August 20, 1862

Baldwin, Mississippi. September 7, 1862

Washington, Arkansas. September 13, (1862)

Camilla, Georgia. October 20, 1862

Aunt Honeybunch to Jo Fred. TLS, 1 leaf, photocopy. April 20, 1953

Contains incoming/outgoing correspondence, 1934 Frederic C. Howe Speech on neglected status of agriculture in the U.S., list of Extension Service County Agent work (1935), list of Texas Departments of Vocational Education (1934-1935).

Contains reports for years 1926, 1930, 1936-37. Includes 1925-1937 Progress Report, and 1930 Report to Board of Directors on the School of Agriculture. Contains 1938 Taylor Memorandum on Wildlife, other department memoranda for 1938, and Teaching Division data for 1940.

Correspondence, 2010 - March 2014

Correspondence from contributors, 2013 - 2015

Correspondence with co-editor Gardner Dozois and Kay McCauley, 2012

Correspondence, April 2014

Red Hot Rain (unpublished), partial draft typescript, RedHotRain_Caine_draft1.docx (Microsoft Word document)

Item 6 - Receipt for taxes paid by Clarissa Sinclair, dated October 15, 1872

Item 7 - Receipt for taxes paid by Moses Sinclair, dated October 19, 1872

Item 8 - Receipt for taxes paid by Clarissa Sinclair, dated March 6, 1874

Item 9 - Receipt for taxes paid by Clarissa Sinclair, dated [?], 1874

Item 10 - Receipt for taxes paid by Clarissa Sinclair, dated May 29, 1877

Item 11 - Receipt for taxes paid by Clarissa Sinclair, dated February 14, 1879

Item 12 - Receipt for taxes paid by Clarissa Sinclair, dated February 14, 1879

Item 13 - Receipt for taxes paid by Clarissa Sinclair, dated February 19, 1880

Item 14 - Receipt for taxes paid by Clarissa Sinclair, dated December 20, 1889

Item 15 - Receipt for taxes paid by Clarisa [name misspelled on document] Sinclair, dated February 21, 1895

Contains Wharton annual teaching plan, farm survey for Wharton

Includes Kyle report on Agriculture School, 1912; prospectus of Agriculture School, 1921; Bulletin of A and M, 1938; statistics on Agriculture graduates and students, 1923; claims of A and M for financial support; endorsement for building, 1926-1927, 1926 report on need of building program; bulletin, 1930-1931/ Agriculture economics, 1940; bulletin on dedication of Animal Industries Building, 1937; lecture course, 1940; A and M bulletin, 1942.

Supplement to First Five Administrators of Texas A&M College 1879-1885: James Reid Cole [Sr.], written by David Brooks Cofer. 1952 (49 pages)

Item 53 - Photograph of house, handwritten inscription on the back reads - “The Bohman’s home, they had built on 911 N. Tan Cahua. 'Nita Mama' - my grandmother - can be seen walking in the rear of the drive-way, carrying Tommy (about the 30s).”

Item 54 - Photograph of house, handwritten inscription on the back reads - “The Old Mays home before remodeling. 1301 N. Mesquite St., Corpus Christi, Texas.”

Item 55 - Photograph of house, handwritten inscription on the back reads - “The Rent house at the old Mays home 1301 N. Mesquite St. Corpus Christi, Texas. Sharing vacant spot on the corner of the lot where the old original homestead before moving to Shamrock Corvy [?]. All old trees and shrubs cut down.”

Item 56 - Postcard photograph of an unidentified African American woman in a broad-rimed hat. The handwritten inscription reads - “What do you think of this? The Loving Kid.”

Item 57 - Postcard photograph of a group of unidentified African Americans (3 men standing, 2 women seated).

Item 58 - Photograph of 2 men (one identified as Annie Garcia Bohman’s brother, the other unidentified), a handwritten inscription on the back reads - “Left - Uncle Willie Cox on left. Just after a win in a cock’s fight. Bag contains $1,000 in gold. San Luis Portis, Mexico. Brother to Annie Garcia Bohman.”

Item 59 - Photograph of Alice Sinclair Mays and son, Walter Mays. The handwritten inscription reads - “Mrs. Alice Sinclair Mays and son Walter Mays (grandmother and uncle of Mrs. Alclair Pleasant. Mrs. Sinclair was brought to Corpus by a Ms. Cora Hennens. She married W. H. Mays and is the half-sister of Rev. Moses Sinclair.”

Item 60 - Photograph of Ms. Mildred Gertrude Mays and Mrs. Alclair Mays Pleasant. The handwritten inscription reads - “Ms. Mildred Gertrude Mays (R) with her half-sister, Mrs. Alclair M. Pleasant. Mildred was born to James M. Mayys and his second wife, Mrs. Millie West Blacksheare. Mrs. Blacksheare is from an early settler family, the Sam West family.”

Item 61 - Photograph of house, handwritten inscription on the back reads - “Home of Mr. & Mrs. Roy Bohman - 911 N. Tancahua. They had it built in 1924. It has since been sold and moved to 1906 Van Loan Avenue.”

Item 29 - Promissory Note from Roy Bohman to Ethel Sinclair Crawford, Thomas Sinclair, Maud Sinclair Davis, and Alice Sinclair (with payment given as due March 9, 1922), dated March 9, 1921

Item 30 - Promissory Note from Roy Bohman to Ethel Sinclair Crawford, Thomas Sinclair, Maud Sinclair Davis, and Alice Sinclair (with payment given as due March 9, 1923), dated March 9, 1921

Projects investigate: Time and Method of Intertillage, Can Sumac Hay and Cane Silage as Roughness for Fattening Lambs, Inheritance of Egg Size in White Leghorn Chickens, Studies in the Growth of Mohair.

Projects investigate: Feeding Value of Unground Versus Ground Grain For Dairy Cattle, Cottonseed as a Supplement to Sorghum Heads and Carbonaceous Hay for Fattening Yearling Steers, Cytological and Hybridization Studies with Sheep and Goats, Central and Local Market Prices of Wheat in Relation of Quality, Effect of Degree of Fatness on Tenderness and Flavor in Lamb.

Projects investigate: Propagation of the Pecan, Walnut and Other Nut Fruits, Factors Influencing Fruit Setting in the Pecan, Bang Bacillus Disease, Effects of Radiations of Cotton, Pecan Nut Case Bearer Investigations.

Projects investigate: Mechanical Harvesting of Cotton, Morphology and Physiology of Tomato Pockets, Effects of Radiations on the Domestic Fowl, Volume of Business in Relation to the Efficiency and Earnings of Banks, Standardization and Breeding of the Pecan.

Contains listing of approved projects, 1936 and listing of tentative Projects, 1938 - 1939

Contains two Kyle articles on handling Post War problems, U.S. Department of Agriculture bulletin on "Peacetime Adjustments in Farming", and an A and M study on Post War planning for Texas agriculture.