Letters from Ora Labora – February 13th, 1864 – $4000 mortgage check
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Letters from Ora Labora – January 26th, 1864
Letters from Ora Labora – January 26th, 1864 – Question concerning incorporation or charter
Letters from Ora Labora – November 28, 1863
Letters from Ora Labora – November 28, 1863 Detroit, Mich. Emil Baur to Baker and Henrici. Check draft mentioned
Letters from Ora Labora – February 19th, 1864
Letters from Ora Labora – February 19th, 1864 – Emil almost freezes to death.
Letters from Ora Labora – November 19, 1863
East Saginaw, Mich.. Emil Baur to Baker and Henrici. – Emil Baur is in Detroit
Letters from Ora Labora – November 13, 1863
Letters from Ora Labora – November 13, 1863 Ora Labora. Louis Faul et al to Baker and Henrici. – The colony accepts conditions of Economy and informs the leadership that Emil Baur to handle affairs.
Letters from Ora Labora – October 1863
Letters from Ora Labora – October 1863 October 31st, 1863. Economy, Pa. Baker and Henrici to Emil Baur et al. – Arrange for a $10,000 mortgage loan.
Letters from Ora Labora – February 15th, 1864
Letters from Ora Labora – February 15th, 1864 – Intend to buy 2,700 acres
Letters from Ora Labora – June 1863
Letters from Ora Labora – 1863 June 1863. Economy, Pa. Jacob Henrici and R.L. Baker to Emil Baur.
Status update for project and $1000 loan.
Letters from Ora Labora – April 25th, 1864
Letters from Ora Labora – April 25th, 1864 – Report to Harmony from Mortgage Agent
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