Correspondence and record series ranging from a speech in support of the Roosevelt administration policies, to a National Emergency Council for Wyoming report, an Army and Navy Legion of Valor booklet, to information on water and soil consrvation, the requisition and extradition of fugitives, and legislative affairs.

Text of speech by Governor Miller at the Jackson Day Dinner in Rock Springs, Wyoming; January 8, 1936. The speech generally deals with issues facing the nation at the time, and support of Roosevelt administration policies.

Includes an address by W.E. Zipfel on soil fertility, 1933; excerpts from Scientific American – "Harnessing the Nile," 1933; excerpt from "Desert Ahead" by W.A. Malone, 1934; two small maps of Wyoming, 1934; and a The New Republic piece about a book dealing with soil fertility, 1936.

State budget for the biennium 1933-1935, sent to Governor-Elect Miller by Acting Governor A.M. Clark. A letter from the Acting Governor is included.