Papers, 1826-1975, 1892-1975.

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Papers, 1826-1975, 1892-1975.

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Includes correspondence, financial and legal materials, literary productions, photographs, printed materials, and scrapbook materials related to Jones' personal and business activities. Collection bulks (1892-1975) with financial material related to the ranch, Jones' "Day Books" (1910-1975) which document ranch operations and weather conditions, and handwritten recollections. Also contains a significant number of printed materials including livestock brochures, pamphlets, rodeo programs, and newclippings dealing with ranching and cattle trade. Of special interest are black and white photographs (2301 leaves) depicting ranch life.

21, 679 leaves.

Texas Tech University Libraries, Academic Library

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