Medium: Text
Date: November 30, 1880
A letter from H.W. Harrington, President of the Indiana State Christian Temperance Union, comes to Kansas Governor St. John, requesting a copy of the recently passed Kansas Prohibition Amendment.
Medium: Text
Date: November 11, 1880
A letter from Robert H. Oxley of Clay Center, writing Kansas Governor St. John, suggesting a special Agency be developed to monitor the movements of alcohol in Kansas. He particularly…
Medium: Text
Date: October 18, 1880
A letter from Eli Johnson to Kansas Governor St. John advising the Governor to forward any speaking invitations he receives to the N.Y. Temperance Society.
Medium: Text
Date: September 20, 1880
A letter to Kansas Governor St John from James Murray, requesting details of an unusual voting incident referred to in the Governor’s fairground speech of the previous day.
Medium: Text
Date: November 11, 1880
A letter from Lorenzo Westover, a temperance worker, congratulating Kansas Governor St. John on successful passage of the prohibition amendment, and queries the Governor about which other States need assistance…
Medium: Text
Date: October 14, 1880
A letter from Mary T. Burt inviting Kansas Governor St. John to the Women’s National Christian Temperance Union meeting in Boston, October 27th & 28th.
Medium: Text
Date: October 09, 1880
A letter to Kansas Governor St. John from Joseph Anderson of Ellsworth. The letter expounds on Anderson’s ideas for creating colorful banners promoting the temperance amendment.
Medium: Text
Date: October 12, 1880
A letter to Kansas Governor St. John from E. B. Reynolds requesting a railroad pass back home to Indianapolis.
Medium: Text
Date: October 14, 1880
A letter from Eli Johnson of New York to Kansas Governor St. John inquiring if St. John needed a railroad pass to attend the December 6th Temperance Congress in Cooper…
Medium: Text
Date: October 08, 1880
A letter from Pastor Freed of Louisburg which informs Kansas Governor St. John that the town clergymen were successful in closing down liquor sales in three area drugstores.
Medium: Text
Date: November 04, 1880
A telegram to Kansas Governor St. John from M. M. Allsion, asking for majority on the prohibition amendment.
Medium: Text
Date: January 1930-1939
This collection contains correspondence regarding indemnities for cattle killed by tuberculosis, concerns over the findings of veterinary inspection, discussion of an outbreak of rabies among Kansas dogs that affected cattle,…
Medium: Text
Date: June 1926-September 1929
This collection contains correspondence regarding indemnities for cattle killed by tuberculosis, concerns over the findings of veterinary inspection, discussion of an outbreak of rabies among Kansas dogs that affected cattle,…
Medium: Text
Date: April 1924-May 1926
This collection contains correspondence regarding indemnities for cattle killed by tuberculosis, concerns over the findings of veterinary inspection, discussion of an outbreak of rabies among Kansas dogs that affected cattle,…
Medium: Text
Date: 1919-1924
This collection contains correspondence regarding indemnities for cattle killed by tuberculosis, concerns over the findings of veterinary inspection, discussion of an outbreak of rabies among Kansas dogs that affected cattle,…
Medium: Text
Date: 1915-1919
This collection contains correspondence regarding indemnities for cattle killed by tuberculosis, concerns over the findings of veterinary inspection, discussion of an outbreak of rabies among Kansas dogs that affected cattle,…
Medium: Text
Date: 1898-1915
This collection contains correspondence regarding indemnities for cattle killed by tuberculosis, concerns over the findings of veterinary inspection, discussion of an outbreak of rabies among Kansas dogs that affected cattle,…
Medium: Text
Date: October 22, 1880
A letter from C. G. Manley to Kansas Governor St. John inviting him to speak at a “torch light temperance procession” in Augusta, Kansas. The names of George Brown and…
Medium: Text
Date: October 15, 1880
A letter forwarded to Kansas Governor St. John by A. Sellers. The letter was written by temperance worker Robert Lowry. In the letter, Sellers affirms Lowry’s credentials and requests railroad…
Medium: Text
Date: October 15, 1880
A letter to Kansas Governor St. John from Robert Lowry, a temperance worker from Illinois. In the letter, Lowry requests a railroad pass to Gaylord, Kansas. This letter is related…
Medium: Text
Date: November 18, 1880
A letter from L. Baum of Paola to Kansas Governor St. John, offering a discerning and, retrospectively, prescient outlook for the effectiveness of the prohibition amendment.
Medium: Text
Date: October 08, 1880
A letter from C. Serini of Welda, Kansas to Kansas Governor St. John inviting him to deliver a temperance speech there, and promising a collection to defray his expenses.
Medium: Text
Date: October 05, 1880
A letter from Eli Johnson, a temperance advocate in New York, to Kansas Governor St. John detailing the executive membership and objectives of the New York State Temperance Society.
Medium: Text
Date: October 01, 1880
A letter to Kansas Governor St. John from temperance worker E.B. Reynolds, requesting renewal of his railroad pass and commenting on successful meetings in Oswego.
Medium: Text
Date: September 29, 1880
A letter from W. M. Maxwell inviting Kansas Governor St. John to address the community of Valley Falls on October 20th at their new school house.
