"I hear from Edith L. Bristol of J. K. Gill Company that Gill would use up to 5,000 circulars as statement stuffers...."
Date
1955-05-27
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Abstract
Notification to J. H. Gipson, with Caxton Printers, that 5,000 circulars are needed for one company. Relander lets him know of his upcoming plans. He also mentions Tilton at Topeka, which sends out a catalogue of just Indian books, as well as the interest level of other book stores. He can get Treaty Centennial booklets as a "backer up", and has lists he's sending it out to, that he can also send Drummers and Dreamers, as well. First mention made of a viewpoint and museum at the dam, as they are confident it will be a top tourist draw, along the Columbia. That indicates a longer run, to Relander. He's mentioned the book at a few trial speeches, and got a 70% show of interest. "If things go well with the Treaty Booklet, I will be due for public recognition by the Yakimas, presentation of headdress, a Yakima name etc."
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3 sheets 8.5 x 11 inch carbon copy of original, which was sent to recipient. Typed.
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Drummers and Dreamers