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One of 28 dance cards contained within Mr. Boller's Scrapbook.

The article was obtained from The Fort at Lexington [Illinois] which is run by the Lexington Genealogical and Historical Society in the town where Mr. Boller was born. It is an account of the life of Mr. Boller's brother, Louis M. Boller. It supplies…

Page 42 and 43 of the 1926 city directory for the town of Freeport, NY. Page 43 shows various members of the Boller family residing at 180 Whaley Street and the location of Mr. Boller's business at 42 S. Grove Street, Freeport.

A poem written by Edmund Vance Cooke printed on a cabinet card.

An illustration of a man in a suit taken from page 5 of the C. V. Boller Company, Spring/Summer 1913 catalog owned by the Department of Special Collections, Davidson Library, University of California Santa Barbara.

This letter requests Mr. Boller's presence in Chicago to testify in the criminal case brought against the Teamsters' Union in 1906 for the violent labor strike that plagued the city of Chicago in 1905.

The article was obtained from The Fort at Lexington [Illinois] which is run by the Lexington Genealogical and Historical Society in the town where Mr. Boller was born. It is an account of the life of Mr. Boller's sister, Ada Boller. It supplies…

A 1905 advertisement by Montgomery Ward & Co. for their free mail-order catalog. The boarder features illustrations and prices for 29 individual items.

Page 110 of Mr. Boller's scrapbook presents a 4-page pamphlet produced by Montgomery Ward & Co. detailing their perspective on the Chicago Teamsters' Strike of 1905. It includes sections taken from various Chicago-based newspaper of the time.

This is a brochure announcing the Montgomery Ward & Co. Clerks' Benefit Society's Third Annual Picnic which took place at Fox River Grove on July 18, 1903.