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Collection: American Immigration Company: An Inventory Of Its Records
Collection Finding Aids | TextDates: 1894-1940
Places: Wisconsin
Correspondence, minutes, stock records, land contracts and deeds, land sale and tax records, maps and plats, financial records, and advertisements of this organization formed by lumber companies in Wisconsin and Minnesota to sell cutover lands. This company was a Weyerhaeuser affiliate. -
Collection: Vince A. (vincent Alpheus) Day: An Inventory Of His Papers
Collection Finding Aids | TextDates: 1906-1945
Places: Minnesota
Correspondence, speeches, clippings, printed materials, scrapbooks, and other papers of Day, private secretary to Minnesota governor Floyd B. Olson (1931-1935) and a Minneapolis municipal and Hennepin County district court judge (1935-1945). -
Click to enlarge Collection: Knute Nelson: An Inventory Of His PapersCollection Finding Aids | TextDates: 1861-1924
Places: Alaska
Correspondence and miscellany documenting Nelson's career as a soldier with the Fourth Wisconsin Cavalry (1861-1864), as a country lawyer and politician at Alexandria, Minnesota (1871-1892), as governor of Minnesota (1893-1895), and particularly as United States senator (1895-1923). The majority of the papers focus on political and legislative affairs, either in Minnesota or reflecting Minnesota interests. -
Collection: St. Paul Dispatch-pioneer Press: An Inventory Of Its Records
Collection Finding Aids | TextDates: 1862-2001 (bulk 1862-1948)
Places: Fort Snelling (Minn.)
Correspondence and memoranda, minute books, court and legal records, and clippings relating to the operation of the and newspapers and their parent companies, as well as pamphlets and manuscripts on various public interest topics. -
Collection: Charles W. And Mary Lesley Ames: An Inventory Of Their Papers
Collection Finding Aids | TextDates: 1803-1986 (Bulk 1880-1945)
Places: Minnesota
Personal papers and organizational records of St. Paul (Minn.) businessman Charles W. Ames and several other members of his family, documenting their lives and involvements in a number of civic, cultural, religious, charitable, and war relief organizations through correspondence, subject files, minutes, newspaper clippings, photographs, printed materials, legal papers, scrapbooks, card files, and newsletters.
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