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Box contains several documents pertaining to the county fair, 4-H programs, county audits, statistics, and annual reports.
County fair records document participants and fair board duties, as well as 4-H King and Queen. 4-H documents describe programs such as the LABO Exchange, castle cozy and several nutritional programs. A significant portion of the box contains organizational documents such as board meeting minutes, correspondence, and annual reports.

Box contains station logs (WØQQQ & KØWAL) ranging from 1949 - 1998, the box also includes annual evaluations and maps to the KSU amateur radio club.

Contains primarily news articles and pamphlets regarding consumers in the United States. The topics range from consumer psychology and the personalities of consumers to Churaman's advocacy materials for the metric system in the U.S. A portion relates specifically to consumer advocacy, and a significant part of these articles contain information about consumer rights advocate Ralph Nader. There are also several booklets relating to consumer education, and some folders contain copies of legislation made for consumer protections and for the creation of consumer unions.

This box contains personal notes, correspondence, publisher notes, research and revision notes.

Correspondence and research files of Roger C. Smith, E.G. Kelly and others they worked with. Significant material regarding grasshoppers. Course files of Leroy Brooks 1958-1959, 1973-1979.

Dean Barbara Stowe's correspondence from 1989-1998. Christmas Newsletters written by Deans from 1943-1959. Biennial reports and budget requests made by Deans from 1934-1947.

Films catalogue, budgets, auxiliary bulletin material, Veterinary Medicine handbook certifications and bylaws, newspaper articles, reports, brochures, fundraiser information.

Contains paper files, cassette tapes, and another audiotape. The files primarily contain materials to assist consumer education, as well as information about Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) and Automatic Teller Machines (ATMs), which was new technology at the time, with many articles describing the positives and negatives of them. The tapes include recordings of consumer conferences on consumer unions, consumer advocacy, and how businesses can keep the consumer in mind when making choices, as well as a talk on "What It Takes to Make Consumer Legislation."