Box 5

Copy of a typewritten letter from William H. Murray to John ("Jno") W. Nix noting the late arrival of a reunion notice and under separate cover sending the latter a copy of Essay on the Forms of Government: from Theocracy to Foolocracy.

Handwritten draft by, presumably,William H. Murray on the True History of Oklahoma (aka: his Memoirs) noting it will published in in two editions, the first, a popular edition bound in cloth abd a deluxe edition bound in Morrocan leather with "guilt" [sic] edges.

Fold out addressable prospectus detailing William H. Murray's upcoming book True History of Oklahoma (aka: his Memoirs). Includes one complete foldable prospectus, unaddressed (and undated) and one partial copy torn off but folded to include the prospectus announcement on one side and the address space on the other, addressed to Herbert Pate of Madill, OK and postmarked 2/14/1944.

Letter from G.C. Matthews, Superintendent of the Railway Express Agency to William H. Murray on the loss of Murray's pictures that accompanied his manuscript for the True History of Oklahoma (aka: his Memoirs). Assures Murray that "everything possible will be done" to find them.

The contractual agreement as signed by Edward Meador and William H. Murray to publish the latter's True History of Oklahoma (aka: his Memoirs). Contains handwritten and typed corrections.

A printed flyer by William H. Murray appealing for paid up subscribers for his Memoirs as an advance to his publisher.

Typewritten announcement for William H. Murray's "True History of Oklahoma" (aka: his Memoirs) with a particular emphasis on Murray's biography. Includes several additional comments and corrections in Murray's hand. 2 copies.

Newletter of Tishomingo Lodge, No. 91 as sent to William H. Murray. The first page (excluding the cover) highlights that "nearly 60 per cent of our members are away," noting that Murray "has been in Tishomingo working on his book of Oklahoma history;..."