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Harriet Ritter/Barry Burd Genealogy |
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Butch Ritter letter 1933 The League of
Curtis Junior Managers July 1, 1933 Dear Cassandra, When I read your letter yesterday I was very much elated because maybe I get to go to Chicago. All my life I have always wanted to see the Field Museum of Natural History. I am saving my pennies as much as I can. I have a job in an ice cream parlor. So far I have saved over $3.00. To-day is payday so I hope to have more this evening. Everything is dead around town. I have been just about as lifeless as it has. This is the first letter I have written in a long time. I just sit around and cook. Once in a while I got up to my laboratory and about kill myself with sulphuric acid or something else. So far I have only one hole in my pants due to H2SO4. My cat, Napoleon, disappeared while Mom was in Minnesota. I have been trying to get another. This town is so uneventful that I can’t even think of anything else to write so I guess I’ll have to quit. Love, P.S. That’s my business signature. Hartie to you à Hartein S. Ritter Trademark |
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