Correspondence of Earl S. Cleaver, 1924-1927 [microform].

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Correspondence of Earl S. Cleaver, 1924-1927 [microform].

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Consists of letters received by the superintendent from Cleaver, the district farmer for the Medicine Root District. There are also copies of letters sent to Cleaver by the superintendent and copies of letters sent by Cleaver to other parties. The subjects covered include the farmer's responsibilities as, in effect, a sub-agent: such matters as allotment leases, work for Indians, applications for pro-rata shares of tribal funds, census sheets and the character of certain non-Indians on the reservation.

1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

South Dakota State Archives

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South Dakota State Archives

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