University of Wyoming
Horace Elliot Kramer (1878-1943) worked as a rancher in Highmore, South Dakota, from 1904-1910 before moving to Chicago and working as secretary to the president of LaSalle Extension University until 1943. Kramer also wrote screenplays, and in 1938 he wrote the movie "Marginal Land."
Collection contains Kramer's correspondence (1934-1943); a scrapbook of newspaper clippings and reviews of Kramer's written works (1910-1938); a manuscript titled "The Bridge"; photographs of the Kramer family, the Kramer ranch and Highmore, South Dakota; and a christening dress worn by Kramer and his oldest daughter.
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There are no known other archival collections created by Horace Elliot Kramer at the date of processing.
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