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Correspondence from the Seattle Genealogical Society to Philip Hauge regarding the Foss family and several drafts of a handwritten account of the family

Pamphlets range in publication date from 1874 to 1922, and are organized by date when possible. Topics include studies on individual books of the Bible, recommended lifestyles, and social and political issues. Many dating from before 1900 are from the Anti-Infidel Library" edited by H.L. Hastings. Several Easter services and copies of the "Lutheran Herald" are included. Several pamphlets are in Norwegian.

Clippings describe musical events, club meetings and officers, wedding anniversaries, graduations, business promotions, society events, obituaries, birth announcements, residents serving in World War II, beauty pageants, local theater, and noted visitors to the Northwest

Cards in files 1-5 are generally written to or from Carl L. Foss, and are organized by Foss's address, and then by date. Files 6 and 7 are from the Tingelstad and Tvete families, and are organized by recipient and postmark dates. Blank cards are filed according to the image depicted.

Contains articles on Harry Truman, Minnesota state politics, and Washington state issues and candidates. A 1917 Seattle paper features the indictment of the mayor and ex-sheriff, who were accused of violating interstate commerce and liquor trade codes.