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1. Tews Hotel Stationery, Stewartville, Minnesota

Date Created:: 1920?
Description:: This is a piece of stationery from the Tews Hotel. Note that it lists Mrs. Alice Tews as the proprietor of the hotel. It also shows that the hotel offered American and European Plans.
Contributing Institution:: Stewartville Public Library
Type:: Text
Format:: Stationery

2. Tews Hotel Stationery, Stewartville, Minnesota

Date Created:: 1912?
Description:: The first stationery from the Tews Hotel. It lists F.F. Tews as the proprietor.
Contributing Institution:: Stewartville Public Library
Type:: Text
Format:: Stationery

3. Tews Family Hotel envelope, Stewartville, Minnesota

Date Created:: 1910?
Description:: Blank envelope from the Tews Family Hotel stationery.
Contributing Institution:: Stewartville Public Library
Type:: Text
Format:: Stationery

4. Envelope for Minnesota Territorial Pioneers and Hennepin County Territorial Pioneers' Association, Minneapolis, Minnesota

Date Created:: 1901
Description:: This is an envelope with a Minnesota Territorial Pioneers' logo and a return address of Edwin Clark, Secretary, Hennepin County Territorial Pioneers' Association.
Contributing Institution:: Melrose Area Historical Society
Type:: Text
Format:: Stationery

5. Dawes How & Company letterhead, Melrose, Minnesota

Date Created:: 1880 - 1889
Description:: Letterhead for the Dawes How & Company hardware store in Melrose, Minnesota.
Contributing Institution:: Melrose Area Historical Society
Type:: Text
Format:: Stationery

6. St. John's Episcopal Guild Stationery, Olivia, Minnesota

Description:: Blank sheet of stationery used at the St. John's Episcopal Guild in Oliva.
Contributing Institution:: Renville County Historical Society
Type:: Text
Format:: Stationery

7. Envelope for Ard Godfrey House, Minneapolis, Minneapolis, Minnesota

Description:: Envelope of the Ard Godfrey House (28 SE University Avenue, Minneapolis, Minnesota) addressed to Edwin Clark, Secretary of the Hennepin County Territorial Pioneers' Association.
Contributing Institution:: Melrose Area Historical Society
Type:: Text
Format:: Stationery