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Louisa Cody letter to Jennie Haslam, February 10, 1918 (

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Creator

Cody, Louisa Frederici, 1843-1921

Title

Louisa Cody letter to Jennie Haslam, February 10, 1918

Description

Louisa Frederici Cody, recent widow of William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody, writes to Jennie Haslam from Cody, Wyoming on February 10, 1918. She reports that her hotel is in dire financial straits following her husband's death the previous year and they may have to sell. Later that year, Louisa would write to John H. Tate to tell him that her daughter Irma (for whom the hotel was named) and Irma's husband Frederick Garlow had also passed away: "Fred d...

Date

1918-02-10; 1910-1919

Collection

Illinois State University

	Native name	Chicago State University
	Location	Normal , United States of America
	Coordinates	40° 30′ 38.74″ N, 88° 59′ 36.46″ W
	Established	1857
	Website	illinoisstate.edu
	Authority file	: Q558922 VIAF: 156568544 ISNI: 0000000419368825 LCCN: n79041693 NLA: 36573832 GND: 1034462-7 WorldCat

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DPLA identifier: 22a17b29d3b28c3e4abaafbb3f9e8c5e

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