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Show The Business Educator<br> Columbus, O., <br><br> June 3, 1905. <br><br> Mr. George B. Sweazey, <br> Salt Lake City, Utah., <br><br> Dear Sir: <br><br> By this mail we shall send you six diplomas and one certificate, and hope that they may please. <br><br> We enclose bill for the same. <br><br> In looking over our books, we find that we did the same number for you last year, and that for some reason we have never given you credit for paying the same. We were of the opinion that the same had been paid long since, and we are now inclined to think that it has been an oversight on the part of Mr. Zaner in not giving you the proper credit. Can you, and will you, look over your books to determine whether payment was made, and let us know concerning the same when you remit for this year's lot? <br><br> Yours sincerely, <br><br> Zaner V. Bloser <br><br> Mr. Caskey was then in charge. <br><br> |
