Box 1

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Distinctive Documents: Campaign Letter For R.H. Buck for Chief Justice of Supreme Court of Texas, List of School Lands coming to Market as of September 1, 1924, Receipt for a Hat

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Distinctive Documents: Surgical Appliances Magazine, Warranty Deed

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Distinctive Documents: Information Booklet regarding Milk Goats and Goat Milk, Ray Montieth for County Clerk, Poultry and Stock Show

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Distinctive Documents: Poll Tax Receipt, Taxidermy Advertisement, Traveller’s Insurance Document, Scott and White Hospital Documents, Women’s Shoes Magazine

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Distinctive Documents: Rural Telephone Company Check, Political Discourse on Tariffs in a telegram

Scope and Contents note From the Series: William Allen Haynes was an inveterate collector, saving everything from cattle bulletins to the dietary cure for gonorrhea. From 1901-1917 Haynes was primarily interested in ranching, and his papers proved considerable information on range conditions in central Texas, the cattle markets in Ft. Worth, and his efforts to build up and maintain his ranch through the use of numerous loans and mortgages. About 1918 Haynes obtained an interest in the Leon Valley Oil Company, and for...

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Distinctive Documents: Ford manual

Scope and Contents note From the Series: William Allen Haynes was an inveterate collector, saving everything from cattle bulletins to the dietary cure for gonorrhea. From 1901-1917 Haynes was primarily interested in ranching, and his papers proved considerable information on range conditions in central Texas, the cattle markets in Ft. Worth, and his efforts to build up and maintain his ranch through the use of numerous loans and mortgages. About 1918 Haynes obtained an interest in the Leon Valley Oil Company, and for...

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Distinctive Documents: Poll Tax Receipt, Temperance Movement Document

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Distinctive Documents: Tax Redemption, Letter from Governor Miriam Ferguson regarding Banks buying relief bonds