Central Correspondence College
Central Correspondence College
S2625
Ca. 1906 - 1907
1 Folder
Manuscripts & Rare Books Division
Indiana State Library
Processed by: Philip N. Williams, July 1998
Revised by: Edythe Huffman, Jan. 2013
Organizational History:
The Central Correspondence College was established in 1899, absorbing the Western Preparatory School in 1904. It had only one course of study, specifically that of preparing its students within a matter of weeks to take the Clerk-Carrier and Railway Mail Service examinations, qualifying them to enter the Post Office Service or Railway Mail Service.
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Information Found within Collection
Scope and Content:
The collection consists of six undated advertisements for Central Correspondence College, each mounted on heavy cardboard.
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Manuscript material CANNOT be photocopied or digitized in its entirety. Photocopies and/or digital reproductions (i.e. scans, digital photographs) cannot exceed 25% of a COLLECTION or FOLDER within a collection. In some cases, photocopying may not be permitted due to the condition of the item. Please check with the Manuscript Librarian for possible alternatives.
Collection Inventory
Folder and Item Listing:
Folder 1.
Date
undated Advertisement for Central Correspondence College, giving the Columbia National Bank (1907) and Peoples State Bank as references and listing the names of successful graduates.
Undated Advertisement - “You Ought to Be in Class 4!”
1906 Advertisement - “Is This Not satisfactory Evidence?” which provides four testimonials from successful graduates
Undated Advertisement – “You Ought to Be Making More Money. It’s in You If You Only Thought So.”
Undated Advertisement – “The Story of Aladdin’s Lamp’” (2 versions)
Collection Information:
Size of Collection: 1 Folder
Collection Dates: Ca. 1906-1907
Provenance: Frank Flora, Jan. 1981
Access: The Collection is Open for Research Use
Restrictions: None
Reproduction Rights: Permission to reproduce, exhibit, or publish material in this collection must be obtained from the Manuscripts and Rare Books Division, Indiana State Library.
Language: Materials are entirely in: English
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