Carl John Alfred Hammerberg. Case No. 5148. Letter from H. H. Thompson to Charles E. Vasaly, June 30, 1922.
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1212 East 4th St.
Duluth, Minn
June
30-1922
Mr Charles E. Basaly (sic)
Supt State Reformatory
St Cloud
Minn
Dear Sir- In regards to giving John Hammerberg employment on my farm
at Lakewood Minn I can use the young man on the farm the year around at a salary
of thirty five dollars per month and board. I’m a man that won’t
stand for liquor or tobacco habit. The farm is half a mile out of the city
limits of Duluth.
If this young man comes he can telephone me when he
arrives I will meet him with my car and take him out to the farm.
Very
truly yours
Capt. H H Thompson
enclose please find my card
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