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Meadow Creek Gold Placer Company minute book
This collection consists of the minute book of The Meadow Creek Gold Placer Company from its incorporation in 1924 through 1948. (The company charter was forfeited in 1949.) The main business office was located in Boise, Idaho and the mining claims were located in the Boise County Mining District.
Meadows Valley Bank (New Meadows, Idaho) records
Records of a defunct bank, collected and administered by the Idaho Department of Finance for the liquidation of assets. Includes journal of suspension, inventory reports, creditors' claims, account books, dividend accounts, disbursements, correspondence, and safe deposit contents.
Melvin's Journey: A Diary of U.S. Navy World War II P.O.W., 1941-1945
One spiral bound notebook of Melvin Felton's POW diary and account of his time in the Navy.
Membership card and photographs of Oscar Sonnenkalb
Collage on cardboard showing portrait of Sonnenkalb, a short typed biography and his membership card and pin from the American Association of Engineers.
Memoirs of Miles L. Hronek
Memoirs recount life in Nez Perce County, Idaho from the 1920s to 1942 concerning schooling, social events and farming.
Memorial tributes to William Edgar Borah
Collection contains three memorial tributes with signatures of prominent citizens.
Mendenhall Theater Company (Boise, Idaho) records
Financial records, including invoices, bank statements, daily box office reports, and weekly remittance statements. Records also include information for the Pinney Theatre, Granada Theatre, and Waddell Building, Boise, Idaho.
Merci Boxcar collection
Many of the contents of the Merci Boxcar, a diplomatic gift to Idaho from France in 1949. Includes books, pamphlets, stamps, photographs, correspondence and memorabilia.
Meridian Agrarian Club (Idaho) minutes
Minutes of Meridian Agrarian Club, formerly the Farmer's Luncheon Club.
Meridian State Bank (Meridian, Idaho) inventory report
Records of a defunct bank, collected and administered by the Idaho Department of Finance for the liquidation of assets.
Merle W. Wells papers
Personal and professional papers of former Idaho State Historical Society historian and archivist Dr. Merle W. Wells. Wells worked for the State Historical Society from 1956 to 1986. He was well known throughout Idaho, and the west, for his expertise. Among his research areas were Idaho territorial politics and mining history.
Merle W. Wells papers [on Idaho Indians]
Collection contains an essay on Idaho Indians.
Mesa Garden Club (Boise, Idaho) scrapbook
Includes minutes of meetings, yearbooks, annual reports, newspaper clippings, and memorabilia.
Meta E. Gammon Letters
Letters sent to Meta E. Gammon from 1918 to 1919, which chronicle the war-time journeys of two Northwestern soldiers assigned to the US Armed Forces Medical Department. The collection is stored in one record box, divided by originator: letters from Sergeant Ralph E. Gerber are in a cardboard "Letters" box; letters from Private Grant D. Godrey are stored in a single file folder. The collection also contains three Christmas greeting cards, none signed.
Methodist Episcopal Church (Boise, Idaho) flyer
Advertising for a vocal and instrumental concert at the Methodist-Episcopal Church, Boise.
Methodist Episcopal Church certificates (Idaho)
Sunday School certificates from the churches in Rupert, Jerome, Boise, and Caldwell, Idaho.
Meyer and Smith, Druggists and Apothecaries (Placerville and Idaho City, Idaho) prescription record
Prescription record for pharmacies in Placerville and Idaho City.
Meyers Cohn papers
Account books (1870-1897), pertaining to a general store and saloon operated by Meyers Cohn in Malad, Idaho; deeds, certificates, maps and various legal documents pertaining to the Meyers Cohn and Sons Ranch, near Arimo, Idaho; an account book containing the articles of incorporation and by-laws of the Portneuf Irrigation Company; miscellaneous papers regarding Max D. Cohn, who with his brother Jerome, made up the partnership of Meyers Cohn and Sons.
Michael P. Malone, interviewer, typescripts
Interviews conducted by Malone for his book, "C. Ben Ross and the New Deal in Idaho" (Seattle: University of Washington Press, 1970). Interviewees include Joe Williams, Myrtle Beatty, James H. Hawley, Jr., Calvin Wright, C. Ben Reavis, Robert Coulter, Chase A. Clark, John Corlett, Ethel K. Steel, Truman Joiner.