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Letter from E.E. Bradford to George Cecil Ives; 24 December 1920; envelope
Digital reproduction of the envelope containing a 4" by 6" 4-page handwritten letter from E.E. Bradford to George Cecil Ives dated 24 December 1920.
Letter from E.E. Bradford to George Cecil Ives; 24 December 1920; page 1
Digital reproduction of the first page of a 4" by 6" 3-page handwritten letter from E.E. Bradford to George Cecil Ives dated 24 December 1920.
Letter from E.E. Bradford to George Cecil Ives; 24 December 1920; page 2
Digital reproduction of the second page of a 4" by 6" 3-page handwritten letter from E.E. Bradford to George Cecil Ives dated 24 December 1920.
Letter from E.E. Bradford to George Cecil Ives; 24 December 1920; page 3
Digital reproduction of the third page of a 4" by 6" 3-page handwritten letter from E.E. Bradford to George Cecil Ives dated 24 December 1920.
Letter from E.E. Bradford to George Cecil Ives; 24 December 1920; page 4
Digital reproduction of the fourth page of a 4" by 6" 3-page handwritten letter from E.E. Bradford to George Cecil Ives dated 24 December 1920.
Letter from E.E. Bradford to George Cecil Ives; 23 January 1922; page 1
Digital reproduction of the first page of a 4" by 6" 2-page handwritten letter from E.E. Bradford to George Cecil Ives dated 23 January 1922.
Letter from E.E. Bradford to George Cecil Ives; 23 January 1922; page 2
Digital reproduction of the second page of a 4" by 6" 2-page handwritten letter from E.E. Bradford to George Cecil Ives dated 23 January 1922.
Letter from Pontotoc Baptist Association to Theodore G. Bilbo; October 22, 1940
Digital reproduction of a letter from the Pontotoc County Baptist Association in Pontotoc County, Mississippi, to U.S. Senator Theodore G. Bilbo asking him to enforce Mississippi liquor laws and safeguard the “moral and physical welfare” of U.S.…
Letter from Henry Rising to Senator Theodore G. Bilbo, May 19, 1942
Letter dated May 19, 1942, from Henry Rising Paper Company, Los Angeles, California, to U.S. Senator Theodore G. Bilbo of Mississippi. The correspondence references the attack on Pearl Harbor and criticizes liquor dealers for allegedly undermining…
Letter from Batte Furniture Company to Senator Theodore G Bilbo, April 25, 1938
Letter from John Batte to Senator Bilbo regarding an introduced bill prohibiting the federal government from issuing liquor licenses in dry states and requesting approval for an additional amendment of a $1000 fine.