Ten letters written by Beazley on various subjects including teaching, Missouri University literary societies, and land values in Missouri and Kansas. Contain excerpts from letters received pertaining to all phases of training, general news of the University, Wild Life Commission, Research Unit assignments, resumes of state and national meetings, and discussion of post-war curriculum. Miscellaneous letters, clippings, and songs of a University of Missouri fraternity. The group was formed to encourage legal study, to provide a forum of thought, to strengthen collegiate ties, and to secure benefits from discussions of legislative and judicial questions. She taught classes on Mark Twain and Missouri literature, and wrote several books and articles.
Collection is calendared on cards.
A notebook kept by a student in chemistry, describing experiments and giving equations. Brown supported the theories of Henry George and was an advocate of land value taxation. Also included are Brown's papers as chairman of the Department of Economics. Preliminary drafts and final copy of the National Science Foundation's Science Development Program Proposal seeking aid in establishing a mathematical science center at the University. Reports, correspondence, pictures, clippings, and miscellaneous items.