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Letter from Natalie Wallace to Bess W. Truman

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Dear Bess -
Jhane do whole
a whole day
with nothing to
weather is such that staying
in the house is all your cando
of rank left in the Eagle this
morning for Jefferson City to
some millis and grain dealers
mee thing and wee he home
to. night on the biain that
you all come on. I was
sup used that he would go
but he samed to was + tw. said
he didnt care any thing
about the mee ting Out wanted
to see the men
Did your have a find

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Wallace, Frank Gates, 1887-1960 Strickler, Margaret J., 1892-1958 Strickler, Thomas J., 1883-1958

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