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Letter from Superintendant to Commissioner of Indian Affairs giving an overview of all conditions affecting the quality of live stock and grazing on the reservation

Document about how grazing on the lower ranges is damaging the Roosevelt Reservior, and the Salt River needs protection.

Autobiography of a rancher who lived in Fort Apache and travelled and worked all over the mid-western states.

Letter pertaining to the IA agent not letting surrounding residents round up wild pigs, cattle, and horses which the residents claim belong to them.

Brief information about the grazing fees on sheep between 1922 and the then current year, 1933-1934.

Article announcing the death of a prominent rancher who furnished meat to the Fort Apache location on a government contract.

Letter stating careful attention needs to be made regarding grazing and forestry because they affect the Roosevelt Reservoir.

Annual forestry report of Fort Apache, including information on biomes, livestock, grazing, permits, and structure improvements.

Document containing the verbatim oral history of a an Apache rancher working in Fort Apache.

Letter discussing a life on the reserve and a school located at Fort Apache. It also discusses their condition and essential needs

Letter confirming the request for the Commissioner to purchase grain seeds for Apache farmers.

News article stating 700 cattle are being giving to the Apache people from the government.

Document which has a deceased Ag Agent's handwritten letter transcribed on it. The letter discusses one of his journeys through Fort Apache.

Article pertaining to a government initiative to cull all wild horses on government property because they are destroying the vegetation.

Letter stating the Secretary of Agriculture must approve any request for animals to graze on reserve land in the NF.