Postcard Rescue #5

Front: 302 Tunnel No. 4 Moffat Road Colorado
Postmarked: October 18, 1908

Stamp: Franklin, 1 cent

Recipient:
Miss Nora Sheriff
Sulpher, Springs
Colorado

Postcard Message:

Oct., 16 - 1908
Hello! Heaps of snow, almost
sleighing. Winter
must be comming
near. good-bye
Charles H. Yust

Postcard Rescue #4

Front: Federal Building and Post Office, Utica, N.Y. 166
Postmarked: Clinton, N.Y. June 18th, 1945.

Stamp: Green, Statue of Liberty, Industry-Agriculture for Defense, 1 cent.

Recipient:

Phyllis Santman
Dysart
Iowa

Postcard Message:

Hello Phyllis;
Received your
card it was nice.
I am an old man
49 years old
Married 6 children
the youngest 16
5 girls one boy.
3 married girls
Also 3 grand child-
ren. Come again

Postcard Rescue #3

Postmarked: Yorkton, July 23, 1:30 PM, 1934.

Stamp: Steam removed.

Recipient:

Miss Irene Wilson
Mitchelville,
Iowa.

Postcard Message:

Dear Irene,
- Well we're on the road
again, this time we're minus
Mother and Constance. We
are combining business
and pleasure in a trip
to Edmonton and Calgary,
perhaps Jasper. Wish
you were here so we could
show you what Manitoba
has to offer in the way of
beautiful scenery, wonderful
roads and camping accommodations.
The road into the park rises 1000 ft.
in 3 miles and is continually
winding and dipping, providing
wonderful views across the
surrounding country. The lake is
nestled in the summit. In four yrs
the woods have been transformed in the most modern
resort - all buildings, cottages, cabins etc. of cedar tongue logs
- wonderful roads - large hotel - modern camp site with
log shelters with stoves and every convenience. Wish you'd
come and see for yourself -- Love to all -- Stuart.

Postcard Rescue #2

P. 19 Sisters of St. Joseph Academy, Prescott, Arizona
Postmarked: Prescott, Ariz. November 22nd, 1939. 5 PM
"Red Cross -ol- Join"

Stamp: Green, George Washington, right facing profile, 1 cent.

Recipient:

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Becicka
R.F.D. No 1.
Ely,
Iowa

Postcard Message:

Dear Folks. Here as a------
the southwest h-------
wonderful trip, visited
Los Angeles, San Diego
and old Mexico, in San
Diego we had a boat ride
on the Pacific Ocean and
saw the fleet come in from
practice also our boat picked
up sailor boys off of big
ships where the boys wanted
to spend the weekend in
the city. Your cousin
Lizzie and George Kolda

Will tell you more about it when I see you.

Poscard Rescue #1

Rock of Crios, Park of the Red Rocks, Morrison, Colo (274)
Postmarked: Seattle Washington, November 22, 1913

Stamp: George Washington, 1 cent

Recipient: Mr. F. O. Johnson
Tacoma, Washington
Box 1034

Postcard Message:

Seattle, Wash.
11, 22,/13

Oh, you Church.
Somewhere in the neighborhood of 10:40
("Now, who do you s'pose
that's from?")