Bureau for Spanish work in the Southwest
by Annabelle Kent
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The document highlights work accomplished by the Spanish Bureau in New Mexico, Arizona, and western Texas. The schools were developed for your girls where they are taught housework, cooking, sewing, and laundering in addition to reading, writing and mathmatics. Special instruction is given in Spanish and Bible.
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1917, Woman's Home Missionary Society
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Electronic reproduction. New York, N.Y. : Columbia University Libraries, 2015.
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