Letter from Eleanor L. Burns to Theodore Roosevelt
Eleanor L. Burns, acting secretary of the International Congress of Farm Women, shares with Theodore Roosevelt what the organization is doing to improve rural home life for women, and the context for why the organization exists in the first place. Burns asks if Roosevelt can attend the First Congress, and if not if he could write to various members of the County Life Commission to motivate them to participate in the convention.
Collection
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
Creation Date
1911-09-06