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mdierks at Jul 22, 2020 12:50 PM
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Iron-Clad Fruit Trees and Small Fruits in Large Quantities.

Cottonwood, White and Green
Ash, Box Elder,
Soft Maple, Catalpa Speci[?],
Grape Vines, Currant Bushes,
Strawberry Plants,
Russian Mulberry, Etc.

Trees for the Prairie A Specialty

Wright & Robinson,
Successors to Geo. H. Wright,
Proprietors of
Sioux City Fruit and Forest Tree
Nurseries.

Sioux City, Iowa, 188

had presented a paper to some
famous club, on the subject
of blight. Would it be
asking to much of you
to send me a copy of
the same? I would very
much like your views on
this very important subject.
Are you engaged in school
in Summer? If not we
shall look for you and
your family next Summer.
Please remember me to
Mrs Bessey & the boys, also
Miss [Athens?] if she is with
you.

Very Truly Yours
Geo H Wright

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