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Cartwright, George |
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Letter dated 1/19/1906 from George Cartwright in Toronto, Canada. He is responding to an advertisement in the Fairhope Courier newspaper about a business opening for a man with $1000. Cartwright is interested in making a change and would like to visit Fairhope to see what the business prospects really are. He asks if there is a two or three room house in Fairhope he could rent.
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Letter dated 2/9/1906 to E. B. Gaston from George Cartwright in Toronto, Canada. He wants to make a change from office work; it is affecting his health and spirits. He asks Gaston to keep him posted about employment opportunities or businesses for sale which are not printed in the Fairhope Courier newspaper "where a small capital could be used to advantage." Cartwright says the warm weather in Canada has affected the lumberman who have not b...
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