Postcards.
Miss Madeline Beane Postcard
A pretty postcard showing some wear. 'Neath the Pines. Mailed Oct 11, 1909 from Mass at 5 PM. Sent to Miss Madeline Beane, 90# West Central Street, Natick, Mass. from Clara's sister Clemie.
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Kind Regard Postcard
Pretty but showing some wear. Mailed (no stamp) Nov. 25, 1912 at 3PM. Sent to Mrs Frank Dallas, Franklinville, New York. R.F.D. from niece Catherine. Catherine explains it is cold and they have not wood and would Uncle Frank bring them a load.
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Easter Greetings Postcard
A glittery Easter Greeting showing some wear but I guess if I were 104 years old I would be showing some wear also. Mailed Mar 14, 1907 4PM. Has 1 cent stamp. Mailed to Willard M Lowery, Brier Hill, N.Y. from Mother.
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Raining Pansies Postcard
A very pretty card with a lovely thought. I cannot read the stamp date but know it is from the early 1900's. It has a red one penny stamp. Sent to Miss Nora Foudy, 81 Povidence St, Worcester, Mass. America. Mailed by Mike who says "I won't answer your letter for another week until the ? be over. I will have some news then for you. There are a lot preparing to get married. Good Bye"
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Mount Royal Hotel Postcard
A large folding post card with a picture of Mount Royal Hotel, Montreal, Canada. As you can see from the photo there is a piece torn out. Mailed Oct 27, 1946 8PM from Montreal. It has a purple 3 cent stamp. Oh, oh, 8 cents due! Written to Mrs. John Bowie, 62 Grafton Ave., Milton, Mass. The letter is quite long and speaks of a wedding this lady missed due to an accident and tells of the senders trip.
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Kissing boy and girl Postcard
Well, this is going to be a challenge. First the postcard has some pieces missing which you can see in the photo. It was mailed in Mass in 1905 (hard to read date). There is a 1 cent postage due stamp. It is addressed to Miss Clara Haraman (Hareman), 28 Chestnut St. Bartan, Mass. Now the fun begins, I have not any idea what language this is written in....I hope you do.
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Weather Forecast
A funny card with some wear. Mailed from Kent, Ohio Apr, 1900 (hard to read) has a green one cent stamp. Sent to Mrs John Hammond, Hillmore, N. Y. from Brad M. Lake.
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Middletown Bridge
Has some damage, see photo. Middletown Bridge, Red Bank, N.J. Mailed Jul 30, 1908 and has 1 cent stamp.
Sent to Mrs. L.G. Balzer, 1045 Park Ave., New York from Alice who writes "I was at the place today. We went by trolly and had a fine time. Love Alice"
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Caribou, Me
Someone...gee thanks a lot...punched holes in this card, however it does not take away from the genealogical information. I cannot read the date it was mailed but has a 1 cent stamp. I think the early 1900's looks as if it may be 1920. Sent to Mr and Mrs Charles Adam, RFD, Box 21, Winthrop, Maine. "I am having a dandy time. Yours as ever. Expect to get home Friday. Marion"
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William R. McNeice
Mailed Dec 23, 1921 at 5:30 PM from Goshen, N.Y. A nice Christmas greeting from Julian F. Parker to Mrs. William R. McNeice, 63 Murray Ave, Goshen, N.Y. The stamp has been removed.
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