Nothing But What the Card Says, from Margaret to Aunt Bert, Poughkeepsie NY, 1910?

 

[Postmarked] South Millbrook, N.Y. May 21 19[10?]

[To] Aunt Bert

        49 Garden St.

        Poughkeepsie

        N.Y.

"From Margaret."

Don't Eat Too Many Eggs! Aunt L. to Miss Thelma McRae, Ottawa, 1922

 

[Postmarked] Mallorytown, Ont. Apr 14 1922

[To] Miss Thelma McRae

        47 First Ave

        Ottawa

        Ont.

"April 14/22

Dear T. Rec'd your letter Wed eve. It was a very rainy day Tues. The mail did not go through. The snaps are fine. Thanks very much for them. I took a snap of cows [?] and the [???] in round down at the well Apr 2nd. Elwood Earl tapped our bush & we got 1/2 syrup for use of buckets[?] Gathered them Mon. The syrup is a nice quality this year. Uncle H. is away this afternoon helping WH to [???] veal?

The roads are very muddy after so much rain. Guess we can't [???] down this Thursday for Easter. don't eat too many eggs. Wishing you all a Happy Easter. Aunt L."

 

Dear Mama, Lovingly May, to Mrs. E.A. Hoagland, McKeesport, PA, 1911

 

[Postmarked] Apr 12, 1911  Hills?ro

[To] Mrs. E. A. Hoagland

208 fifth Ave

McKeesport Pa

"dear Mama, this is to wish you a happy [???]

day. I hope you are well and happy. Why don't you write to me. good bye

Lovingly, May"

 

Bye Bye for This Time - to Ethel Dixon from Violet, Lavinia Manitoba, ca. 1908

 

[No Postmark]

[To] Ethel Dixon

        Lavinia, Man, Can

"from Violet to Ethel

so Bye Bye for 

this time."

 

Five People Lost Their Lives in New York, Steve to Wilmer Spalding, Plainfield, NH, 1923

 

[Postmarked] Mar 28, 1923  New York, NY

[To] Mr. Wilmer Spalding

        Plainfield, N.H.

3/28/23
Wishing you a happy Birthday and many of them. Also a merry 
Friend Wilmer:--

Well, I received your very interesting letter. Am still having the best kind of a time. Can't be helped in N.Y. Was over to the "statue of Liberty" Sun. It is sure a wonder. Had a terrible fire Mon. morn right next to our block, 25 ft from my window. 5 people lost their lives. It was a terrible sight & I never want to witness anything like it again. Am too busy to write, but expect to come home next month. Steve.

 Best Easter Wishes to you all 

 

From Ernest, a Man of Few Words, Birthday Blessings to Mrs. William Keep, Winsted, Conn., 1910

 

[Postmarked] Winsted, Conn Mar 14 1910

[To]Mrs. William Keep

        30 Main St.

        Winsted

        Conn"

"From Ernest"

Birthday Greetings to Ethel Smith, Warsaw IN from Herschel, 1911

 

[No Postmark]

[To] Miss Ethel Smith

        Warsaw,

        Ind.

"Feb 8, 1911

Wishing you many a happy Birthday!

Your cousin

Herschel"

 

From the Mysterious C.E.K. to Hallie Engle, Libertytown, Maryland, 1917 [1912?]

 

[Postmarked] Libertytown, MD Jan 30 1917 [1912?]

[To] Miss Hallie Engle

        Libertytown

        Md.

"From CEK."