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- Collection: Coffeyville, Kansas
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Dalton power of attorney to L.J. Burns
Power of attorney for Bob and Grat Dalton transferring from George Pfister to L.J. Burns to prosecute claims against their estate.
First Presbyterian Church postcard
Located on the northwest corner of 8th and Willow and post dated 5 Jun 1911.
Gratton (Grat) Dalton affidavit of death
Affidavit of Death. Printed at Tribune Office, Independence, Kansas. State of Kansas, Montgomery County. SS. In the Probate Court, in and for said County. In the matter of the Estate of Robert Dalton late of said County, deceased. On this 26th day of…
Letter from Andrew Carnegie to Mayor Covendale of Coffeyville, January 6, 1911
Letter from Andrew Carnegie in response to Coffeyville's request for a grant to build a library for Coffeyville's citizens. Dated January 6, 1911.
Transcription:
Andrew Carnegie, New York
January 6, 1911
Mayor George…
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Andrew Carnegie, New York
January 6, 1911
Mayor George…
Library Drop Box with John Hare
Photo of library assistant John Hare (deceased) retrieving books from the Carnegie Public Library's book drop in Coffeyville, KS.
The library drop box was originally donated by the Coffeyville Rotary Club.
The library drop box was originally donated by the Coffeyville Rotary Club.
Missouri Pacific Yards and Round House postcard
Postcard of the MoPac round house in Coffeyville, Kansas postdated 13 Jun 1914.
Moore's Lils Postcard
Postcard image of four girls with "Greetings from the Moore lils."
Date of postcard is uncertain. Postmark stamp says October 19 but the year is faded. Circa 1910-1915.
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Recipient: Miss Catharine Reid, Coffeyville,…
Date of postcard is uncertain. Postmark stamp says October 19 but the year is faded. Circa 1910-1915.
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Recipient: Miss Catharine Reid, Coffeyville,…