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1923 Annual Report Narrative and Census

Asylum for Insane Indians, Annual Narrative Report and Census, submitted to The Commissioner of Indian Affairs, July 3, 1923

Letter from Samuel A Silk to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, October 3, l933

A letter from Samuel A Silk to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, October 3, l933 reporting on the closing of the asylum, the state of the buildings and patients, and the transfer of patients.

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1923 Annual Report Narrative and Census

Letter from Samuel A Silk to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, October 3, l933

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Letter from Samuel A Silk to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, October 3, l933