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Letter to Jesse Smith from Sam B. Davis regarding students and request of Thomas Washee
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Letter regarding Thomas Washee's request to give $25.00 per month to his mother, Mary Washee, for the following six months. Also requests more students due to many students enrolling in the army.
Smith, Jesse
Superintendent, Indian Reservation, Colony, Oklahoma
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Letter regarding Thomas Washee's request to give $25.00 per month to his mother, Mary Washee, for the following six months. Also requests more students due to many students enrolling in the army.
Davis, Sam B.Letter to Jesse Smith from Sam B. Davis regarding students and request of Thomas Washee,
letter,
January 11, 1918;
(https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1873126/:
accessed July 3, 2022),
The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org;
crediting United States National Archives and Records Administration.