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Aug. 7, 1897

Miss Grace Craik,
Oketo, Ks.

Dear Madam,

Your favor of the 6th is at hand. The appointment of the superin-
tendent of sewing will probably be made at the meeting beginning Septem-
ber first. You might hold yourself in readiness to come if telegraphed
for by the board.

Truly yours,
President.

Aug. 9, 1897.

Mr. Albert T. Kinsley,
Oakley, Ks.

Dear Mr. Kinsley,

There will be no work in the veterinary department before the
first of September. Dr. Fischer, the successor of Dr. Mayo, will not
be here much if any before that time. The enclosed circular will show
you who all the new professors are.

Very truly yours,
Thos. E. Will

Aug. 9, 1897.

Mr. A. P. Williams,
Asst. Treasurer

Dear Sir,

Enclosed find the warrant for $23,000, which I am pleased to learn
from your favor of the 7th is on hand in your office. By remitting at
once you will greatly oblige, inasmuch as we are two months behind here
on salaries.

Aug. 7, 1897

Miss Grace Craik,
Oketo, Ks.

Dear Madam,

Your favor of the 6th is at hand. The appointment of the superin-
tendent of sewing will probably be made at the meeting beginning Septem-
ber first. You might hold yourself in readiness to come if telegraphed
for by the board.

Truly yours,
President.

Aug. 9, 1897.

Mr. Albert T. Kinsley,
Oakley, Ks.

Dear Mr. Kinsley,

There will be no work in the veterinary department before the
first of September. Dr. Fischer, the successor of Dr. Mayo, will not
be here much if any before that time. The enclosed circular will show
you who all the new professors are.

Very truly yours,
[Thos. E. Will?]

Aug. 9, 1897.

Mr. A. P. Williams,
Asst. Treasurer

Dear Sir,

Enclosed find the warrant for $23,000, which I am pleased to learn
from your favor of the 7th is on hand in your office. By remitting at
once you will greatly oblige, inasmuch as we are two months behind here
on salaries.