Yesterday I came to you from a modern kitchen, so today I'll bring in something from the farmers' fields, in chronological order from their having been planted – erm – postmarked or published/copyrighted.
 |
| copyrighted Photograph 1908 by W. H. Martin "Here is the place we grow large cabbage" |
 |
 |
| Copyright 1909 Edward H. Mitchell San Francisco "1886 – A CARLOAD OF GRAPES FROM CALIFORNIA" |
 |
| Postmark Boomville CAL., 1909 addressed to Mrs. Jno. Van Pappledam, Warsaw, Ill. Boomville Californay, Dear Friend, Have thought of you often am well haveing a good time; Hope you and husband are well; I want you write and give Mrs Horner's home address as soon as you can; I have bin so many plases since I left I tel you married life beats living alone you friend Mrs G G DuBois |
 |
 |
| postmark Kansas City MO, Nov 15 1948 to Mrs Dora Downey R. R. #2 Plymouth Illinois Dear Mother. We got in here around 6:30 and got a room at the YMCA.We have rode the street car and ben down to the stock yards. We are going to Pheobe tonite. Bye, Bye. Gale, Daddy |
No comments:
Post a Comment