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1883-03-28 Letter: Jos. W. Johnson to Lovering, "Employment," 2014.020.008-004

2014_020_008-004_Employment1883March-2
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2014_020_008-004_Employment1883March-2

I am not affraid to trust him to work any whare but it would be pleasant for him to work with me you can drop me a line if you think you cannot give him a chance we will bring our recommendation with us Yours Frat

Jos W Johnson

there is four feet of snow hear now on a level

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