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Charlotte (Stone) Gentry's record of participation in the Home Demonstration Program (Home Economics Extension Service, County Farm Bureau)
In this 33-page booklet, Charlotte (Stone) Gentry documents her participation from January through December 1937 in a Home Demonstration Program offered by the Home Economics Extension Service of the County Farm Bureau. Gentry lists names of program leaders, participants, and the year's calendar of programs.
Chart of "Line of Batle [sic]" with instructions
Chart of "Line of Batle [sic]" with instructions for communication by signals, sent by Vice-Admiral Sir Stafford Fairborne, commanding twelve Royal Navy ships in the North Atlantic off Kingsale, Ireland, to Captain Miles [i.e. Josian Mighells] in preparation for British battle with French ships during the Spanish War of Succession. Written aboard the HMS Medway in the North Atlantic, off the coast of Kingsale, Ireland.
Charter Oak Land and Lumber Company, Lawrence, Kansas, records
Account book and Letterbook belonging to Charter Oak Land and Lumber Company, Lawrence, Kansas.
Charter of Capitol Federal Savings and Loan Association
The collection is comprised of the 1938 charter for Capitol Federal Savings and Loan Association.
Chase County Board of County Commissioners records
Journals recording the activities of the Board of County Commissioners, Chase County, Kansas. Includes two original volumes and one photocopy of an original journal.
Chase County Register of Deeds receiving index
Receiving index used by the Chase County Register of Deeds. Includes columns for month/day/hour record was received, names of grantors and grantees, whom delivered, and fees. "John Woodman" is written on the inside front cover, and "Receiving Index" is penned on the outside front cover of the volume.
Chase County Superintendent of Public Instruction records
Record of official acts of the county superintendent of schools, dating from 1870-1881, together with annual reports, the register of school officers, a register of applicants for schools, a register of teachers employed, the apportionment of state school funds for Chase County, and other records.
Chelsea, Kansas photograph collection
Views of people, businesses and activites in Chelsea, Butler County, Kansas at the turn of the 19th into the 20th century.
Cheney, Kansas photograph collection
Photographic postcards of streets, businesses and activities in Cheney, Sedgwick County, Kansas in the early part of the 20th century. The City of Cheney was established in 1884 and is located in south-central Kansas. Many of the photographs in this collection were taken by W.C. Dildine.
Cherokee, Kansas photograph collection
Views of buildings and activities in Cherokee, Crawford County, Kansas and of the Tharp family, including the bank owned by Tharp. The photo album in the collection includes several views around Leavenworth County.
Cherokee Nation reports of the High Sheriff
Cheryl Brown Henderson campaign papers
The Cheryl Brown Henderson Campaign Papers are those of one of the three 1996 U.S. House of Representatives, Kansas Second District Republican candidates and candidate for the Kansas House of Representatives 55th District during the 1998 election.
Chester I. Lewis papers
Chester I. Lewis (1928-1990), a Hutchinson, Kansas native, became a Wichita-based attorney and leader in the modern Civil Rights movement. This collection of his papers primarily reflects his leadership in the NAACP "Young Turks" organization and other civil rights efforts.
Chester Lewis oral history collection
The Chester Lewis oral history collection was compiled by the Sedgwick County Historical Museum of Wichita, Kansas with support by the Kansas Humanities Council, for use in a museum exhibit entitled "Chester I. Lewis: a Civil Rights Legacy".
Chester Owens collection
This collection consists of materials Chester Owens has gathered about the Kansas City, Kansas region and the history of African Americans in the region, as well as materials regarding his own political career as a Kansas City, Kansas city councilman. Much of the collection concerns H.W. Sewing, businessman and founder of Douglass State Bank.
Chesterman C. Linley scrapbooks
Chesterman C. Linley was a University of Kansas alum and lawyer in Kansas. His collection consists of personal scrapbooks chronicling the jazz movement in Kansas City during the 1960s and 1970s.
Cheyenne and Arapaho Upper Arkansas Agency records
Accounts book and ledger maintained at the Cheyenne and Arapaho Upper Arkansas Agency, Darlington, Indian Territory, 1869-1875. More than a simple accounts book, this manuscript lists letters received at the agency from July 16, 1869 to June 20, 1870 with notes regarding their contents, inventories of rations, records of substanence issued listing the name of the recipients, and records of supplies delivered by contractors.
Children's Hour, Inc. records
Children's Hour Inc. was a nursery school program in Lawrence, Kansas dedicated to serving low income or single parent family children. The Children's Hour was the first integrated nursery school in Lawrence.
Chilocco Indian School photograph collection
Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations land allotment
Land allotment to Thomas K. Whitthorne of the Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory, August 17, 1904, under Act of Congress, 1902, approved by Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations to allot homesteads to each citizen of the Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations.
Choix d'ariettes et de chansons de table
Group of songs, without music, collected into a single volume, possibly in France. Includes love songs, light songs, drinking songs, political songs. Napoleon is mentioned; sometimes gives name of tune or of opera.
Christian and brotherly advices...alphabetically digested under proper heads
Christian and brotherly advices...alphabetically digested under proper heads. London Yearly Meeting (Society of Friends). London; King's Lynn, Norfolk (England). The volume covers the years 1672-1751 and was copied around 1751. Volume concerns discipline and includes Books, Children, Plainness, Tithes, Tombstones, etc.
Christian Balzac Hoffman papers
C.B. Hoffman, born in Atzmoos, Switzerland in 1851, came at age 3 to the United States with his family. The collection primarily consists of materials related to Hoffman's activities as a socialist from 1910-1915, containing correspondence, manuscript articles and notes by Hoffman, and scattered personal and business papers.
Christian F. Rumold reminiscence
This item is Christian F. Rumold's reminiscence of his life. The first part is genealogical background of the origins of his family. The second part describes his being raised south of Abilene, Kansas, attending Kansas Weslyan in Salina, Kansas, and the law school at the University of Kansas. He went on to become a professor and administrator at Berea College, Kentucky, Kent State University, Ohio, in 1918, and Western Reserve University in 1931 where he received his Ph.D.
Christian Jenkinson collection
Financial and other business records of Christian Jenkinson, a grocer in Troy, Doniphan County, Kansas, at the turn of the 19th to the 20th centuries. The collection contains some of the business records of Mr. Jenkinson. Coverage of the records is spotty, although there is heavier coverage in the early years of the business. The collection also includes an autograph album owned by Jenkinson from his youth.