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to Blanche Kelso Bruce
January 24, 1876
Sneed, U.D., fl. 1876
Sneed is requesting that Senator Bruce send him a variety of garden seeds, Beans, mustard, okra, tomatoes, corn, cotton and more.
GLC09400.206
8 January 1877
Brown, G.P.A., fl. 18777
A thank you note for seeds that Senator Bruce sent to Brown.
GLC09400.245
January 20, 1877
Daniels, E. S., fl. 1877
Daniels is thanking Senator Bruce for seeds, and asking if Bruce can forward the weekly paper to him.
GLC09400.247
February 5, 1877
Shorter, J.A., Jr., fl. 1877
requests some garden seed.
GLC09400.256
February 26, 1877
Spellman, James J., fl. 1877-1880
writes to thank him for the public documents and garden seeds.
GLC09400.271
January 12, 1877
thanks him for the Congressional Record and the Dept. of Agriculture Report
GLC09400.312
February 25, 1878
Hazelwood, J.N., fl. 1878
writes that he received the package and will distribute the seed and report it to the commissoner.
GLC09400.341
January 18, 1878
Sneed, N.D., fl. 1878-1879
requests to be put on the list of people he distributes seeds to.
GLC09400.357
January 31, 1878
Simmons, R.A., fl. 1878
thanks him for a copy of the report of the commissioner of agriculture.
GLC09400.382
8 May 1878
Harrison, Nelson, fl. 1878
is sending a volume of agriculture reports.
GLC09400.400
February 20, 1880
Clay, G., fl. 1880
wants the report on cotton worm. wants to know if there is any prospect of getting a post office in Kentucky.
GLC09400.499
21 April 1880
True, H.W., fl. 1879
requests the Agricultural Report for 1879.
GLC09400.512
14 June 1897
Jackman, J.J., fl. 1897
writes that the bad weather is producing poor crops and his wife is sickly.
GLC09400.552
Normal's 22nd Commencement of the Agricultural and Mechanical College
May 1897
program which states that Blanche Kelso Bruce is the annual speaker. 2 copies.
GLC09400.567
to Josephine B. Bruce
23 October 1905
thank you note. enclosing $112 for covering premium on gin policy.
GLC09400.639
11 October 1907
Church, Roy, fl. 1907
asks her for the insurance policy on her gin.
GLC09400.640
to Morris "Moe" Weiner
25 April 1943
Weiner, Sylvia, 1912-2008
Written at 3:30 PM. Sylvia just finished planting a victory garden. Went to Broadway the night before and to Toffinetti's.
GLC09414.0008
circa August 1943
Sylvia is back at work after five weeks spent with him at Camp Lewis. Nothing was solved at the Department of Welfare in her absence; but she is glad to be back in the old routine. Says her Victory Garden is flourishing.
GLC09414.0083
28 August 1943
Sylvia comments on Moe having new orders by the end of the month, and that she is prepared for anything. It was lovely weather and she worked in the garden and played charades after supper. Then played some Bing Crosby records.
GLC09414.0093
05 September 1943
Written at 11:30 PM. Sylvia wrote this letter while sitting in the sun. Talks about the "swell crop" from her Victory Garden. Is angry at Sid who asked to borrow a ration stamp for gasoline. She gave him a "B" stamp, because it will be unlikely she...
GLC09414.0103
to William Clark [draft]
1823/05/31
Graham, Richard, 1786-1858
Discusses the transport of a horse thief named James Dunlap (aka John Ramey). Indicates that he expects the Osage Indians on their new land (Marias des Cygne, Kansas) in a few days and their corn is not yet planted; comments on the problems of food...
GLC02146.06
to Henry Knox
January 18, 1772 and February 11, 1772
Longman, Thomas, 1731-1797
Thanks Knox for a gift of three pair of ducks given in November, although four died during the passage to London. A commission for books and a bill to pay Grimanney & Co. (see GLC02437.00005) have been received, but the latter has not been paid "for...
GLC02437.00007
Picking Cotton
circa 1865
Havens, Pierre O., 1838-1912
Stereocard on orange board of three African American women, two men, and a child picking cotton in a field. The women have two very large baskets of cotton, and the group is looking at the camera. The title "Picking Cotton" is located at the bottom...
GLC09592
to Mary
21 September 1862
Kellogg, James H., fl. 1862-1864
They are camped in a very nice area near Louisville. There is a large plantation with lots of sweet potatoes. He asks if Taylor has decided to take the farm yet and if not she will have to let it. He asks if she heard from Wes. Was written near...
GLC02415.004
February 6, 1863
There is nothing going on at the moment. They left him at camp for the last five days because he has not been feeling well. He wants to know all about the animals on their farm. He tells her not ask Father for help in the farm because he is old and...
GLC02415.015
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