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1882-10-17 Letter: Chs. G. Greene to J. W. Lovering, "wants better grass", 2014.020.007-013

1882-10-17 Letter: Chs. G. Greene to J. W. Lovering, "wants better grass
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1882-10-17 Letter: Chs. G. Greene to J. W. Lovering, "wants better grass

Subject: Wants better grass

Boston

Mr. Lovering

Dear Sir: I am anxious for a better growth of grass on lot 1256, and now is the Season for top-dressing, I hope care will be taken to do the best to promote the strength of the soil. Very resy Y'r Ob't S'r't Chs. G. Greene

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