Clothing ledger, 1902-1917.

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Clothing ledger, 1902-1917.

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Patient clothing issuance record includes patient name; clothing issuance dates; relative or support source; clothing description and price; payment amounts and dates.

ledger 1 volume.

Illinois State Archive

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SNAC Resource ID: 7388111

Illinois State Archive

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