Postmarked Dec 30, 1909 at 12:30 p.m. St. Louis, MO

to:  Mrs. Geo Kuebler
602 Benton Ave
St. Charles, MO

Dear Friend Rose,

Perhaps if the weather is not to cold and mama is well enough to be alone Mrs. Stock and I will try and come up Sunday the 2nd.  Mama is allway sick lately.  I never can tell from one day to another.  Hoping you are getting along nice.  Wishing you all a Happy New Year.  Your friend, Mary

Postmarked Dec 25, 9 AM, 1913  To Mrs. M.J. Jewett.  The postmark appears to be Foxcroft and the town it’s addressed to looks something like ”Sassgirndle.”

My Dear Sister Eva,  Your card just received.  Many thanks.  Ans. Rushing.  Going to _____ family.  Best love and good wishes to both you and MJ from both with love.  Mrs. Di__ Levens__

Oscar & Flara

We are quite well now.

Written on the back:  Uncle Ed. Baldwin

From your little friend.  Margaret M.

Postmarked Dec 24, 1909 Steelton, PA

Mrs. E. Baldwin
340 Myres St.
Steelton, PA

Written down the side is M.A. Stout

Feel free to use this little home tucked safely inside the wreath of flowers.

This is a pretty old card.  No message on it.

This card is postmarked 1909 — can’t make out the rest of the stamp.  From Roscoe, N.C.  To:

Mr. Grover C. Durham
605 Walker Street
Durham, N.C.

From Your Bro. Oscar

This card is postmarked 1910.   It must have been to a young boy because it is addressed to Master Thomas Sharp and is in care of Chas. Sharp.  No p.o. box, no street.  Just Jamestown, Ohio.