Letter from J. C. Cook to Theodore Roosevelt
J. C Cook asks Theodore Roosevelt to accept a riding and driving bridle that Cook has invented and hopes Roosevelt will endorse, after trying them. Cook is enclosing two endorsements he has received from from prominent ment and he hopes Roosevelt will write to them. Believing these bridles will prevent loss of life and property, Cook hopes Roosevelt will help him succeed.
Collection
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
Creation Date
1911-10-20
