Typewritten letter, from Elisha to O’Neill, apologizes for their argument, “I want neither smokers nor drinkers in my responsible positions, far less as lifetime associates,” 1 p., 23 August 1928.

Typewritten letter, from Elisha to Hannah, urged presidential candidate Varney to withdraw “so that we may place Hoover on our ticket,” worn out with work, 1 p., 24 August 1928.

Typewritten letter, from Elisha to O’Neill, sends a check as part of his salary arrears, went and saw a movie version of Les Miserables, 1 p., 24 August 1928.

Typewritten letter, from Elisha to “Laddie” (one of his children), family and business news, 1 p., 28 August 1928.

Typed excerpts of letter from Elisha to Harriet, “I admit that I am shaky both in mind and pocket, but not fatally so,” 1 p., from 9 September 1928.

Typewritten letter, from Elisha to Tom, speaks of who will be appointed administrator and attorneys under Lila’s will, 1 p., 26 November 1928.

Typewritten letter, from Elisha to Harriet, business news, Mother is “at the sanitarium of a nerve specialist” and should not be consulted regarding the business, 1 p., 15 December 1928.

Typewritten letter, from Elisha to O’Neill, sends a copy of a letter he wrote to Kent “after several conferences” with him, 1 p., 15 December 1928.

Typewritten letter signed, from Elisha to Evan, family news and reflections, 1 p., 21 December 1928.

Typewritten letter, from Elisha to Harriet, asks if she would consider taking charge of his business ventures, “Since O’Neill left, I have not found, nor really sought, anyone to fill his place,” 1 p., 13 May 1929.