Letter from unknown to Peyton Carter, 12 Nov. 1929

Summary: 
Regarding runaway girls being sent home because they cannot be "saved," which reduces overcrowded enrollment.
Description: 

The related items were enclosures.

Identifier: 
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Citation: 
Letter from unknown to Peyton Carter; 12 Nov. 1929; Folder: 57283-1929-150, Box 3; Central Classified Files, 1907–1939 (NAID 300324); Office of Indian Affairs; Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration-Washington, DC.
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Letter from Irene Snake to sister, 15 Oct. 1929

Digital Heritage
Topic
Leaving Genoa
Summary
Regarding leaving school to go to Omaha, NE, to take dance lessons.
People
Carmen Rosalie, Jackie, Irene Snake
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Original Date: 
1929 November 12th
Topic: 
Leaving Genoa, Discipline and Punishment
Tribe(s): 
Winnebago
People: 
Peyton Carter, Late Rave, John Rave, Nancy Rave, Eva Rave, Mary French, Irene Snake, Louise Ricehill, Clifford Baker, Pearl Lincoln, Frances Bakes, Geneva Whitebear, Theodore Rave, Phoebe Drum, Martha Webster, Angeline Tyndall, Nellie Walker, Dorian Decora, Wesley Bradford, Rebecca Simon, Mary Kawkeka, Cecilia Wilmot, Elizabeth Oliver, Lucy Le Clair
Places: 

Winnebago Reservation; Omaha, NE; Winnebago Agency, Columbus, NE; Kansas Reservation

Format: 
Letter
Type: 
Text