Two are "membership cards," small red pasteboard folders. The front contains the words Socialist Party of America and Issued by Authority of the National Committee, Socialist Party.

Filled in blanks indicate that the cards were issued by the Springdale Local in the State of Arkansas. They are membership cards of F. W. Letch or Letsch of Spring Valley, who was admitted April 1915. They are signed by Sam Buseler, Recording Secretary. Inside the folder are stamps endorsed by "SBSec" indicating that monthly dues have been paid in 1917 and 1918.

The third item appears to be a galley proof of two printed reports, "Minutes of Organization Proceedings of Arkansas State Association of Farmers Mutual Insurance Companies" First is the report of a preliminary meeting, held in Rogers February 13, 1926; the second, of the organization meeting, Rogers, April 29,1926. F. W. Letsch of Fayetteville served as Chairman pro tem and was subsequently named president of this organization.

The fourth item is a 1918 "New Appeal Almanac" apparently belonging to Letsch. It includes a calendar and index of facts relevant to labor issues and socialism.

The fifth item is a pamphlet written in 1920 by Kate O'Hare: "In Prison" an indictment of the Women's Federal Prison in Missouri. The pamphlet details the author's experience in prison and criticizes the conditions in which women are subjected to therein.