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Letter: Postcard from Harvey B. Dorman, Evergreen Cemetery, to Superintendent [Lovering], 1887 May 7, "wage rates" (page 2)

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Letter: Postcard from Harvey B. Dorman, Evergreen Cemetery, to Superintendent [Lovering], 1887 May 7, "wage rates" (page 2)

Subject: Wage Rates
[Letterhead: Evergreen Cemetery,
Superintendent's Office.]
New Haven, CT. May 1887
[Letter head: M] Dear Jim
Will you please
inform me the price you
pay laborers at cemetery.
also how many hours do
they work.
[Letterhead: Very respectfully,
Harvey B. Dorman, Supt.
10 hours --
$1.50 to $1.75

Letter: Postcard from Harvey B. Dorman, Evergreen Cemetery, to Superintendent [Lovering], 1887 May 7, "wage rates" (page 2)

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