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141. Letter to Minnie Fisher Cunningham from Mrs. Ransons Letter to Minnie Fisher Cunningham from Mrs. Ransons Letter to Minnie Fisher Cunningham from Mrs. Ransons telling her about visitor Frances E. Brewer and their speaking dates that they had with the mayor and at 2 different theaters.
142. Report on Fort Worth Report on Fort Worth Report on various public-health issues in Fort Worth and Camp Bowie, with a focus on prostitution and venereal disease.
143. Letter to our Presidents Letter to our Presidents Letter from the National American Woman Suffrage Association to our Presidents concerning the opening of congress. The letter writer makes an appeal to congress for the federal amendment about Woman's...
144. Corn Corn The pamphlet provides information about using corn as a wheat substitute. Recipes are included.
145. Untitled Typed Manuscript Untitled Typed Manuscript Typed manuscript recalls the business arrangement they had to supply food and produce to railroad customers; at first the railroad would stop at the farm itself, later packages of goods were picked up...
146. Brief Synopsis of the Life of Minnie Fisher Cunningham Brief Synopsis of the Life of Minnie Fisher Cunningham Hand written and typed versions of a synopsis of the life of Minnie Fisher Cunningham. The synospsis begins with her birth at Fisher Farms, follows her education, and her several accomplishments throughout...
147. Prohibition letters Prohibition letters Letter to Mrs. J.J. Hardin, Dallas Equal Suffrage Association. Refers to Mrs. I. Jalonick, President of the Dallas Equal Suffrage Association. Enclosed is a copy of a letter from Mr. M.H. Wolfe, Chairman...
148. Untitled Manuscript Untitled Manuscript This biography, written by Minnie Fisher Cunningham, chronicles the life and adventures of Sallie Comer Fisher, Cunningham's mother. The book begins with a foreward laying out the setting for the book:...
149. My Mother Becomes A Money Maker My Mother Becomes A Money Maker In this paper, the author discusses their mother's views on the importance of education. The text includes personal anecdotes from their childhood.
150. The War Ended: The New Life Begins The War Ended: The New Life Begins Hand-written manuscript that recounts the events of Minnie Fisher Cunningham's family during the years after the end of the Civil War. She writes of her father's plan to increase his land holdings to grow...
151. Friend or Enemy? To the Men of the Army and Navy Friend or Enemy? To the Men of the Army and Navy Pamphlet written by M.J. Exner, M.D., Secretary International Committee of Young Men's Christian Associations
152. Untitled Typed Manuscript Untitled Typed Manuscript Typewritten manuscript recalling Minnie Fisher Cunningham's childhood years on Fisher Farms. The manuscript describes some of the characters that populated the farm. It also recounts visitors to farm from...
153. The Abercrombie Family Scatters The Abercrombie Family Scatters This hand-written manuscript chronicles that life and times of Grandmother Minerva Abercrombie in the years after the Civil War. As a girl, Minerva left South Carolina to go to school in Philadelphia,...
154. Subject and Scope of Proposed Book Subject and Scope of Proposed Book This is a book proposal by Minnie Fisher Cunningham about the life and amazing times of her mother, Sallie Comer Fisher. The book will consist of twelve chapters and be of interest to local historians....
155. Untitled Typed Manuscript Untitled Typed Manuscript The type-written manuscript details the movement of John and Minerva Abercrombie from Alabama to Texas. It gives an account of their early years in Waverly, Texas, where Sallie Abercrombie was raised and...
156. Memories of the Campaign Trail Memories of the Campaign Trail This speech was given at Women's National Democratic Club by Liz Carpenter. The speech covers Carpenter's memories while on the campaign trail. Carpenter was a feminist writer in the 1940s to the time...
157. Westward to Texas Westward to Texas This is a short biographical description of John C. Abercrombie setting out to Texas during the malaria outbreaks of 1840.
158. National American Woman Suffrage Association Convention Songs National American Woman Suffrage Association Convention Songs Lyrics to convention songs for the National American Suffrage Association. Song list includes: Face Your Troubles; Vive la Suf; Give a Cheer for Suffrage; Toast to carrie Chapman Catt; To the Pioneer;...
159. Letter to Mrs. Eva Hill Karling Letter to Mrs. Eva Hill Karling Typed letter from Edith League, Minnie Fisher Cunningham's secretary, to Mrs. Eva Karling acknowledging receiving her note. Mrs. Karling had written asking for Mrs. Cunningham to speak in Bastrop and to...
160. Letter to Mrs. Mary Ellis Letter to Mrs. Mary Ellis Typed letter from Minnie Fisher Cunningham to Mrs. Mary Ellis personally discussing her preferences for office and discussing the press.
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