Five bills of paper money: 10 dollar bill of the Confederate States of America, 1864 -- 5 dollar note of the United States of America, 1907 series -- 5 dollar federal reserve note of the United States of America, 1914 series -- 2 dollar note of the United States of America, 1917 series -- 1 dollar silver certificate of the United States of America, 1935 series.

Personal letters, brief biographies, news clippings, and one color photograph of Frank and Leona Lemon. The bulk of the collection is made up of letters written by Frank D. Lemon. Frank D. Lemon was born 1901 in Ferron, Utah and moved to Moab, Utah in 1953. He published "Rhymes of a ranch hand" in 1961.

Receipt for a donation made to the Logan, Utah Temple by G.P. Thompson for five dollars.

Cancelled Bishop's General Store House certificate for ten cents worth of meat, signed by Wm. B. Preston, 1st April 1898.

August 4th program for the Lewiston (Utah) Race and Stampede listing the various races, the name of the horses, owners, and home town. Also lists the purse (prize money).

Folder containing German paper currency, from 1904 to 1924, tipped into a cardboard cover with a paper entitled Deutsches Geld and inflation by Willis A. Dial. The currency includes pre-World War I or Weimar Republic notes. The Weimar Republic notes are considered Notgeld (emergency money), and include the inflationary notes of 1922 and 1923. Printed face values run from 50 pfennigs to 20 billion marks. Originally in folder with two Summit County, Utah election tickets from 1878.

Two election tickets for the general election in Summit County, Utah on Aug. 5th, 1878 (People's ticket and The Straight ticket). Possibly collected by Willis A. Dial. Originally in folder with German paper money, notgeld, etc.

Short report on the condition of the Bank of St. George, dated Oct. 1908, and a check from the Bank of St. George, St. George, Utah, dated Oct. 3rd , 1908. The Bank of St. George was established in 1906. Its founders were Edward H. Snow and and James Andrus.

A $500 interim, two year, eight percent interest bearing certificate in lieu of two preferred 8% cumulative stock of the Piute Light and Power Company, made out to Geo. L. Sterns and dated Jan. 19, 1924. The Bully Boy Mines Corporation was incorporated under the laws of the state of Delaware in 1921.

Teacher's contract between Jos. H. Thomas and the Board of Trustees of the School District No. 13 in Franklin County, Idaho, dated June 30, 1913.