Administrative records, 1919-1924.

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Administrative records, 1919-1924.

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Circular and form letters distributed by the department to the various schools (1919-1924), reports, brochures, and related papers (1919-1924), monthly balance sheets (June-July, October 1920 - September 1924), and a receipt and disbursement register (October 1919 - June 1922, May 1923 - September 1924). The latter covers all departmental administrative costs, including salaries, and tuition payments.

1.25 cu. ft. (1 partial box and 1 oversize volume, shelved loose).

Minnesota Historical Society, Division of Archives and Manuscripts

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