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Letter from Natalie Wallace to Bess W. Truman

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and
due
D.
friday hight
\ dear Bess
Ihishas been a beautif
to drive to the Onanles - cleaned
day - one that made you want
the paper in the dining room-
did the living the first part of the
lunk- Then J raked the
sedes and fount yard Franke ant
a mall ant of the tacle yard
20 that t wouldn't he 20 hardto
rake then we oat in the our
and then title a short redes. - thanks
to the Iru mans weles, bad
wea then and Frank not feeling
well we c we Camea half
tank of 'jai Frank is 0 cheeting
better but not as well as should
wish. I'm working en him to
Take a vacation.
tog
may's money came

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Shaw, Mary Gentry, 1894-1981 Wallace, Frank Gates, 1887-1960 Wallace, May (Mary Frances), 1894- Canfil, Fred, 1885-1953

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