Scope and Contents A typed single page letter from Freeman E. Miller, to William H. Murray advance ordering the latter's Memoirs and hoping for its publication. Notes Murray's good health like his own as he's turning 80. from that, he sends Murray a copy of his poem "Youth and Age." Requests an autograph of the Memoirs.

Scope and Contents A typed single page letter from A.E. Montgomery, to William H. Murray, ordering the latter's Memoirs as advertised in the Tulsa World on Feb. 9. Notes enclosing a check for $15.

Scope and Contents A typed single page letter from Jacob B. Moore to William H. Murray, ordering the latter's Memoirs, noting the enclosing of a check for $15.

Scope and Contents A handwritten letter from Earl B. Morrison to the Tradesmen's National Bank asking to notify William H. Murray that he has not received the latter's Memoirs, which he paid for back on March 20, 1944. Includes a separate paper (Chisholm Hardware letterhead) containing Mr. Morrison's Shawnee address.

[Roy G. Glass. VP of the Tradesmen's National Bank, will address this concern to Murray in a follow-up letter of March 11, 1946. See 5.31.0011]

Scope and Contents A handwritten single page letter from Clive E. Murray to his uncle, William H. Murray, as enclosing a check for $15 to order the latter's Memoirs.

Scope and Contents A two-page handwritten letter from Robert A. Murray to William H. Murray, noting the circular advertising the latter’s Memoirs. Noting that Murray’s books are interesting and enlightening, Robert orders the Memoirs, noting an enclosed cheque for $15 (US dollars) and will cover any balance such as postage and handling, the latter including duties on the books. Requests an autograph. Notes Robert Bruce [Murray?] is still in Ireland but expected back home on a furlough in April. Pleased that...

Scope and Contents A 4 x 6 unlined index card with an attached credit slip. The index card is addressed as: One book for : Captain Stuart S. Murray, USN, Commandant of Midshipman, United States Naval Academy, Annapolis, Maryland.

The credit slip is blank on its front but the back is addressed: L.F. Cadwallader, 1855 Myrtle Ave., Long Beach Calif. Presuming Cadwallader is the midshipman of whom Murray is the captain[?]

Scope and Contents A typed single page letter from D.D. Creecy, Chief Clerk of the Murray State School of Agricultureto William H. Murray ordering one set of the latter's Memoirs. On receipt of the books with an invoice, a claim will be filed for payment.

Scope and Contents A typed single page letter from J.C. Nance, of the Register Publishing Company,to William H. Murray, ordering the latter's Memoirs. Nance notes enclosing a check for $15 and will give Murray's books publicity inhis newspaper for the week to promote its sales.

Scope and Contents A typed order form from Alfred C. Neel ordering a single set of William H. Murray's Memoirs for $15 along with a choice of either Murray's Rights of Americans, Uncle sam Needs a Doctor or The Presidency, the Supreme Court and Seven Senators as a free book--Mr. Neel asking for all of them.