Folder 20
Contains 15 Results:
Note to Catha from Cornelia A. Moffitt.
In folders by the diary year where found, chronologically.
Included in the back pocket of Dora Springs diaries were ephemeral items such as lists, newspaper clippings, notes, receipts, membership cards, and other paper miscellanea. These items have been removed from the diaries and placed in acid free folders. Volunteer processor Bobbie Schirado has made extensive descriptions of the contents of this ephemera.
Membership in the Fruit Growers Association.
In folders by the diary year where found, chronologically.
Included in the back pocket of Dora Springs diaries were ephemeral items such as lists, newspaper clippings, notes, receipts, membership cards, and other paper miscellanea. These items have been removed from the diaries and placed in acid free folders. Volunteer processor Bobbie Schirado has made extensive descriptions of the contents of this ephemera.
One page with numbers written on it.
In folders by the diary year where found, chronologically.
Included in the back pocket of Dora Springs diaries were ephemeral items such as lists, newspaper clippings, notes, receipts, membership cards, and other paper miscellanea. These items have been removed from the diaries and placed in acid free folders. Volunteer processor Bobbie Schirado has made extensive descriptions of the contents of this ephemera.
Pink paper with list.)
In folders by the diary year where found, chronologically.
Included in the back pocket of Dora Springs diaries were ephemeral items such as lists, newspaper clippings, notes, receipts, membership cards, and other paper miscellanea. These items have been removed from the diaries and placed in acid free folders. Volunteer processor Bobbie Schirado has made extensive descriptions of the contents of this ephemera.
Series IV. Ephemera, 1863-
In folders by the diary year where found, chronologically.
Included in the back pocket of Dora Springs diaries were ephemeral items such as lists, newspaper clippings, notes, receipts, membership cards, and other paper miscellanea. These items have been removed from the diaries and placed in acid free folders. Volunteer processor Bobbie Schirado has made extensive descriptions of the contents of this ephemera.