Letter to Mrs. Mitchell Murray from Martha Berry
Miss Berry regretfully informs Mrs. Murray that she cannot send any Berry products for sale even though it would be good advertising. Their work room is inadequate and they only have a limited supply of products. She hopes that she may be able to send some items in the future.
Letter to Mrs. Nathaniel Beaman from Winifred O. Goding
Winifred O. Goding of the Francis Wallis Chapter of the DAR donates five dollars to the Berry schools.
Letter from Robert B. Cridland to Martha Berry
Robert B. Cridland writes to inquire about making arrangements to visit Berry.
Letter to Martha Berry from Elizabeth S. Crafts
Elizabeth S. Crafts thanks Martha Berry for the pot of jam sent to her at Christmas time.
Letter from Mrs. Sarah P. Cushing to Martha Berry
Mrs. Cushing sends a $50 contribution to the Berry Schools.
Letter to Robert Young from Martha Berry
Martha writes to Mr. Young asking if he would send another catalog or price list that he mentioned in a previous letter, and inquires about if possible he could supply flowers.
Letter to Robert T. Maddox from Mrs. Thomas H. Cunningham
Mrs. Nell Cunningham sends Mr. Maddox, Treasurer of the Berrt(y) Schools, her check for $75.
Telegram to Robert B. Cridland from Martha Berry
Telegram to Robert B. Cridland from Martha Berry asking him to wire when he can come to the Berry Schools. It also mentions that the message is important.
Letter to Mr. Clinton H. Crane from Martha Berry
In this letter Martha Berry is sending her greviances to Mr. Crane for the loss of his mother. She also sends a pamphlet about endowing a day after her for twenty five hundred dollars.
Letter to Mrs. Wm. Hedges from Martha Berry
Martha Berry encloses literature with the information that Mrs. Hedges needs for her meeting and tells her that Berry has nobody that can come to Chicago to speak.
A Letter from Miss Berry to Mr. Robt. C. Young
Ten Southern Magnolia trees did not make it through the drought from the previous summer. This is a letter asking the "Wholesale Nurseryman" how much it would cost to have them replaced and planted before the upcoming spring.