1929/03/06: C. E. Godshalk to Joy Morton
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1929/03/06: C. E. Godshalk to Joy Morton


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March 6 1929
Letter from C. E. Godshalk to Joy Morton saying Fred Berg seemed quite pleased to be scolded by Morton. He is getting around rather well. The weather is spring-like, but as the ground is still frozen, they are unable to plant. They have considerable trimming and burning of brush yet to do. The men are moving larches and pines for the background of the flower garden. They are also pruning. Chas Schroeder has been down several times to ask for phosphate for the land he left idle last summer. Fred Berg also wants phosphate for the big hill. Should he buy a car and divide it between the two?
He has two good candidates for the assistant in botanical work position. He is enclosing copies of letters of their qualifications. Mr. Kammerer is stopping by today. He would like Morton's approval to offer the job to one of them for the salary offered to Mr. Weimer. He includes a message from Mrs. Barnet to Mrs. Morton.
Morton, Joy (received by)
Schroeder, Charles (is related to)
Kammerer, E. Lowell (is related to)
Weimer, Mr. (is related to)
Barnet, Mabel (is related to)
Morton, Margaret Gray (is related to)
Anderson, Rose (is related to)
Christianson, Gust (is related to)
Berg, Fred, 1859-1930 (is related to)
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