Agriculture and Natural Resources
Found in 736 Collections and/or Records:
Letter to Mrs. William A. Bollinger
Handwritten letter dated 16 July 1837 and addressed to Mrs. William A. Bollinger of Rushville, Illinois. The item was signed by "Ma" and came from Mrs. Bollinger's mother who probably lived in Marysville, Ohio. Mrs. Bollinger was apparently visiting her aunt. The letter details family financial, medical, and cultural matters and also presents general news. This item gives information on agricultural life in the United States in the 1830s.
Liberty Fuel Company business records
Two ledgers, balance sheets, and production and distribution sheets produced by the Liberty Fuel Company between 1944 and 1967.
Liberty Fuel Company records
Liberty Fuel Company records, including account ledgers and scrapbooks, 1917-1972.
Life history of Kenner Casteel Kartchner
Three binders containing a handwritten autobiography, one photocopy of two newsclippings, a typed list of approx. 150 violin pieces in Kenner C. Kartchner's repertoire, and a handwritten letter to his daughter Merlie.
Life history of William Lester Platt
The life history of William Lester Platt, as presented by his children, 1990. 37 pages.
Lilly Mining and Milling Company ledger, 1897-1902
Contains the stockholder ledger of the Lilly Mining and Milling Company dating from 1897-1902.
Lilly Mining Company ledgers, 1898-1914
Contains the minute, assessment of stockholders, general ledger of accounts, and cash ledgers of the Lilly Mining Company dating from 1898-1914.
James H. Lingston contract
Handwritten and signed contract dated 12 Feb. 1878. Livingston and five others sign a contract relating to mineral holdings in the "west mountains" of Utah.
Living insects of the world, 1959
Contains four original illustrations by Su Zan Noguchi Swain for the book "Living Insects of the World" by Dr. Alexander B. Klots and Dr. Elsie B. Klots. Dated 1959.
Victor Malmros Byron lode mining claim
The folder contains a handwritten mining claim for the Byron lode located in Ophir, Utah in 1874. The claim also includes a handwritten map of the area where the metal was located.