A draft of a letter from Kay Yasui to W. H. Weber in Chicago, dated November 12, 1927. Kay writes that he is composing the letter on behalf of his father, who has been ill since March. Kay conveys that his father is worried about money he owes Mr. Weber, and explains that the poor apple crop and low apple prices the previous year have hurt the family's finances. Kay writes of other factors that have contributed to the unprofitability of apple growing for the Yasuis and other growers in the area. He writes of his father's regret at not being able to see Mr. Weber in the fall and of his intention to visit him in Chicago as soon as he is recovered. Translation Note: This document has been translated into Japanese.

Transcription of a draft of a letter from Kay Yasui to W. H. Weber in Chicago, dated November 12, 1927. Kay writes that he is composing the letter on behalf of his father, who has been ill since March. Kay conveys that his father is worried about money he owes Mr. Weber, and explains that the poor apple crop and low apple prices the previous year have hurt the family's finances. Kay writes of other factors that have contributed to the unprofitability of apple growing for the Yasuis and other growers in the area. He writes of his father's regret at not being able to see Mr. Weber in the fall and of his intention to visit him in Chicago as soon as he is recovered. Translation Note: This document is also available as the original manuscript document and as a Japanese translation.