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Postcards83 of 1654 400 comfortable rooms Delivering mail in 1909 ,so easy a turkey can
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    1909 Thanksgiving after digesting the calendar and having a few drinks
    I decided to sit down and write a little note
    I feel funny ,I wonder what was in
    the calendar Ink

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    1. Vynil33rpm Vynil33rpm, 3 years ago
      Thanks to
      FortApache
      Sean68
      Vcal
      Newfld
      Watchsearcher
      Dav2no1
      Vet50
    2. Vynil33rpm Vynil33rpm, 3 years ago
      Thanks also
      Clockerman
    3. Vynil33rpm Vynil33rpm, 3 years ago
      Happy Thanksgiving to all CW
    4. Bruce99 Bruce99, 3 years ago
      How could the Postal Carrier even read the Address? Looks like a different language to me.

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