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Letter by Harry E. Maule to Nancy C. Russell; requests that Nancy please rush the original line drawing to him namely, and asks her what the Indian word for "Good Medicine" is, and for addresses of the owners of letters and if she can write more in the biographical note. Typed with handwritten corrections in ink.

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Letter by Harry E. Maule to Nancy C. Russell; informs her that he has received the introduction by Will Rogers and shall send her a copy, and that progress continues on the book. Typed with handwritten corrections in ink.

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Letter by Harry E. Maule to Nancy C. Russell; informs Nancy that the metal plate for "Adios" is being worked on, requests that she please try to lengthen the biographical sketch, and states that the book must be published not only for Charles M. Russell friends but also for book collectors. Typed on the front of two pages with handwritten corrections in ink.

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Letter by Harry E. Maule to Nancy C. Russell; requests that Nancy continue to send the names of prospective buyers, states that he is happy to hear that Charles M. Russell is to be in the Hall of Fame, and informs Nancy that the book is requiring much more work than an average book. Typed with a handwritten note in ink.

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Letter by Harry E. Maule to Nancy C. Russell; informs Nancy that he is going over her footnotes and he needs some additional information. Typed.

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Letter by Harry E. Maule to Nancy C. Russell; states that he thinks it's a fine idea to syndicate "Trails Plowed Under" with one exception. Typed with handwritten corrections in ink.

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Letter by Harry E. Maule to Nancy C. Russell; tells Nancy that he is filling her order of ten copies of 'Good Medicine.' Typed.

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Telegram from Harry E. Maule to Nancy C. Russell; asks if Nancy C. Russell; will be returning the signed contracts, stating that they are ready to set up the book the minute they receive the contracts, and inquires about Will Rogers writing the introduction to the book.

Description From H.E. Maule, Doubleday-Page, New York, November 9, 1925, states that is interested in reproducing some of Charles M. Russell's paintings. Transcript November 9, 1925 Dear Mrs. Russell: It is indeed good news to hear that you and Mr. Russell are to be in town in December and if there is anything this house can do to help in the exhibition we shall be only too glad to have you call...

Description From H.E. Maule, New York, February 9, 1926, states that has yet to receive photos of Charles M. Russell's paintings for magazine "West". Transcript February 9, 1926 Dear Mrs. Russell: I just want to remind you that I never got the photographs of Mr. Russell’s paintings for reproduction as frontispieces in our magazine, WEST, and was wondering if the matter simply slipped your mind. As...