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1.10.86 - Letter
Letter dated 6/23/1913 to James Bellangee from Senator Albert B. Cummins of Iowa acknowledging Bellangee's letter asking for an investigation into "the ways and methods of Washington Lobbyists."
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1.10.88 - Letter
Letter dated 6/23/1913 to James Bellangee from S. H. Dent, Jr. congressman from the 2nd district of Alabama, which includes Baldwin County. Dent is acknowledging Bellangee's letter protesting against a protestive tariff.
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1.10.91 - Invitation
Birthday party invitation (no date) for an event on July 15th, at 6:00 p.m. Located in James Bellangee's papers.
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1.14.62-63 - Letter
Letter dated 3/4/1930 to Mr. Schalkenbach from Anne B. Call sending news of Fairhope.
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1.23.2-22 - Letter
Correspondence of Anne Bellangee Call on the death of her father, James Bellagee, in 1915. Includes letters of condolence and tributes from individuals throughout the United States, and an obituary clipping from a newspaper.
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1.8.30-31 - Card
Card dated 12/24/1901 to E. B. Gaston from D. D. Cottrell's Subscription Agency in North Cohocton, New York. The agency handles the Ladies' Home Journal monthly and the Satuday Evening Post weekly, and Gaston has sent $.95 for a subscription.
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1.8.32-33 - Letter
Letter and rate card with no date (but likely sometime in 1902) to E. B. Gaston from E. Rhinehart, circulation manager for the Des Moines Daily News Company. Gaston is an agent for the paper, and Rhinehart is offering, in addition to Gaston's usual commision, an extra incentive of a free subscription if he finds more subscribers.
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1.9.2 - Poem
Poem to James Bellangee on his 52nd birthday, 3/14/1896. It is signed A. A. C. (possibly his daughter Anne Call).
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2.2.14-16 - Letter
Letter dated 8/20/1927 to Lydia J. Newcomb Comings from Tunstall Bryne in Latham, Alabama. Comings has has Bryne to write and article on Indian history and attend a meeting in Fairhope, and he is responding to the request. From the correspondence of Lydia J. Newcomb Comings
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2.2.17 - Letter
Letter to Mrs. Lucien G. Brown in Daphne, Alabama from Peter A. Brannon with the Alabama State Department of Archives and History in Montgomery, Alabama. Brannon is responding to Brown's request for information about Andrew Jackson's activity in the Daphne area, Old Spanish Fort and the Battle at Blakeley. From the correspondence of Lydia J. Newcomb Comings
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2.2.25-26 - Letter
Letter dated 12/29/1927 to Lydia J. Newcomb Comings from A. F .Wesley in Silverhill, Alabama. Wesley is referring to a conversation the two had recently, and discusses the veracity of Mr. Rejka's information on some issue involving the history of Czechoslovakia. From the correspondence of Lydia J. Newcomb Comings
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2.2.28-31 - Letter
Letter dated 5/23/1928 to Lydia J. Newcomb Comings from Emily V. Hoyselden in Magnolia Springs, Alabama. Hoyselden is responding to Comings request for information about and Equal Suffrage Convention in 1917. From the correspondence of Lydia J. Newcomb Comings
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2.2.2-9 - Letter
From the correspondence of Lydia J. Newcomb Comings. Letter to Mrs. Comings dated 1/6/1912 from the University Reference Bureau for Club Women in New York City. Comings has requested information on the origin and history of leap year, and they are responding.
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2.3.1-125 - Financial Statements
Bank Statements and cancelled checks of Lydia J. Newcomb Comings' account with the Bank of Fairhope for 1925.
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3.30.38 - Letter
Personal letter dated 1/6/1936 to E. B. Gaston from Frank L. Brown as both men end their careers with the Fairhope Single Tax Corporation. Brown offers a glimpse into his life, expresses to Gaston that Brown believes Gaston's son and successor, Cornelius, "will make a good secretary with a little aid from you at times," and says he will continue to work for the single tax as he is able.
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4.1.1-176 - Letter
Correspondence of the Fairhope Single Tax Corporation and personal correspondence of C. A. Gaston, dated 1932-1952. The following pages were cataloged separately: 4.1.5-9 4.1.29-31 4.1.107-110 4.1.120-123 4.1.124 4.1.128 The rest of the material in 4.1.1-176 includes correspondence about delinquent rents and other FSTC general business, most notably a conflict with Mrs. Emma Drath. Considerable personal correspondence is between...
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4.1.128 - Letter
Letter dated 2/12/1943 to Dr. C. A. Gaston, secretary of the Fairhope Single Tax Corporation, from Raymond Dyson requesting a letter of reference for a commission in the Construction Battalion of the U. S. Naval Reserve.
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4.1.5-9 - Letter
Correspondence dated 1946 and 1948 between B. T. Dougherty and C. A. Gaston. Doughterty is writing to reestablish contact with Cornelius Gaston. Gaston writes of his personal history in the Panama Canal Zone, Peru, in the U. S. Army, his attendance and graduation from the National College of Chiropractic medicine in Chicago, and his career following his father as secretary of the Fairhope Single Tax Corporation.
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4.7.1-131 - Correspondence
Correspondence (Ga-Graham) of the Fairhope Single Tax Corporation dated 1935-1953.
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5.11.1-203 - Letter
Correspondence of the Fairhope Single Tax Corporation, Letter 'R," 1935-1953. 5.11.143-159 includes correspondence with FDR, Cordele Hull and Lister Hill.
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