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This diary, written in a Bank of California book, continues with listing quarts of mil, and mentions that Signe gets an operation. He cut out the line “Do your thinking with your hand in the Lords’” and slipped it between the pages, but stops writing after May 25th. A list of addresses appears in the back of the book.

This diary, written in a book by Bank of California, includes a clipping for the Norwegian Aid Festival at which Xavier gives a speech. It mentions he also still preaches and possibly taking summer classes because he gets a D in history, which is later changed to a B. He is still part of men’s club.

This book, a book by Augsburg Publishing, mentions that he is teaching Nature Study, Latin, Library, and Zoology. He still preaches and plays golf, but his mother is not well. There is a list of addresses in front.

This diary, a book from Augsburg Publishing, mentions that he is working on cleaning out his house and particularly his desk, but he does not write again after April. At this point he is no longer teaching or preaching. In the back pocket: Notes and a card from Augsburg Publishing House.

Clippings from various newspapers, not about him, but interesting to him. Often in Dano-Norwegian and includes all photocopies. No originals.

Clippings from various newspapers; often in Dano-Norwegian.

File includes notes on the Bible and the logistics of some of the stories.

Notes cover the books of Daniel and Revelations.

A bound book entitled (inside) “Hermeneutics: The Lectures as Given in Class by Prof. W. M. H. Petersen” that was noted and abridged by Xavier during his time at Luther Seminary in Robbinsdale, Minnesota in 1896.