The correspondence is WWI related: letters and telegrams wanting information on Red Cross services, programs, fund raising, campaigns, reports, appointments, elections to boards, literature and memos.

Material relative to W.W.I enlistment, registration, draft, draft exemptions, requests for deferment. Also are materials for the organization of draft boards and systems to obtain registration of males.

Correspondence relative to W.W.I; those offering their services to the military, appointment of individuals, commissioning of officers. The letters often indicate a level of patriotism significant of the period.

Records include a proclamation concerning legislation for the substitution of a district court judge for a supreme court justice who is unavailable, a proclamation regarding prohibition legislation, and related correspondence.

The certificates record the offices of Frances E. Warren, Harry A. Hunter, C. P. Meek, C. A. Morison and all those elected to state offices in Wyoming, November 5, 1918.