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« Reply #1980 on: March 19, 2020, 12:13:35 PM »
Dinner and a play at the Waldorf

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Palm trees in NY!

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« Reply #1981 on: March 19, 2020, 04:51:44 PM »
The Floaters, Great Salt Lake, Utah  ''Nothing Like It''

I can't read any of the message except in Omaha and in Chicago.  Foreign language?, I can read the name and address just fine


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« Reply #1982 on: March 19, 2020, 11:31:17 PM »
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       April 25, 1911
When are you com-
ing home  our
school will be out
Thursday.  We
have had lots
of rain down
here.  Answer
soon
       Irwin(?) Yeoman

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« Reply #1983 on: March 20, 2020, 06:49:38 AM »
Redfern Railway Station, Sydney

On the back along the left edge it says ''The Star Series - G. D. & D. London''  which would be printers Gottschalk, Dreyfuss & Davis (1909-1915), New York.  They also had offices in London and Munich - this must be from the London office.

This hand colored card has trolleys, horse drawn carts, women in long dresses with parasols (bottom, center-right), other pedestrians..

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« Reply #1984 on: March 21, 2020, 12:02:46 AM »
Redfern Railway Station, Sydney

On the back along the left edge it says ''The Star Series - G. D. & D. London''  which would be printers Gottschalk, Dreyfuss & Davis (1909-1915), New York.  They also had offices in London and Munich - this must be from the London office.

This hand colored card has trolleys, horse drawn carts, women in long dresses with parasols (bottom, center-right), other pedestrians..

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Very nice postcard, PB.

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« Reply #1985 on: March 21, 2020, 12:12:12 AM »
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From what limited research I was able to do, Helma's (Or Aunt Helma's) appears to be closed.

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« Reply #1986 on: March 21, 2020, 02:21:06 PM »
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From what limited research I was able to do, Helma's (Or Aunt Helma's) appears to be closed.

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« Reply #1987 on: March 21, 2020, 02:42:39 PM »
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Oh nice, anniem. If pictures could talk.  In this case, it doesn't have to say anything.

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« Reply #1988 on: March 21, 2020, 04:21:11 PM »
Oh nice, anniem. If pictures could talk.  In this case, it doesn't have to say anything.

I don't think they were good at marketing.  The postcard photo was taken when there were no customers cars parked out front, and instead we got oil stained parking spaces... 

Different angle, happy customers strolling about..

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« Reply #1989 on: March 21, 2020, 05:56:45 PM »
I don't think they were good at marketing.  The postcard photo was taken when there were no customers cars parked out front, and instead we got oil stained parking spaces... 

Different angle, happy customers strolling about..

They should have pushed the wedding angle in the photos.  Like showing the happy couple exchanging vows with a big cake in the foreground.  There appears to be a staging area in the top picture but it is kind of hard to see.

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« Reply #1990 on: March 22, 2020, 11:09:40 PM »
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Postmarks: October 3, 7 AM, 1906, Bickleton, WASH, (sent) and REC.D, October 4, 2 ?M, 1906, Pullman, Wash.

  Don't you wish you were in
Bickleton to see the latest styles (i e)
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« Reply #1991 on: March 22, 2020, 11:34:00 PM »
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Postmarks: October 3, 7 AM, 1906, Bickleton, WASH, (sent) and REC.D, October 4, 2 ?M, 1906, Pullman, Wash.

  Don't you wish you were in
Bickleton to see the latest styles (i e)
                                               above
                        Will


? https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/17078478/clarence-raymond-mccredy

Bickleton?  Lol.

I grew up in rural eastern Washington State, it seemed like the middle of nowhere, but my town had 50,000 people, and more in the outskirts.  Bickleton is about as truly middle of nowhere as one could find in WA.  On our road trips to Oregon and Calif, we used to see the sign for the road to Bickleton from the highway in a hot, dry, sage brushy wasteland where a person could go hours without seeing anyone.

Pullman is also, um, remote, although that's where Washington State University is.  Clarence must be a student there.


Anyway, I love the Damp Procession,

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« Reply #1992 on: March 22, 2020, 11:45:17 PM »
Bickleton?  Lol.

I grew up in rural eastern Washington State, the middle of nowhere, but my town had 50,000 people, and more in the outskirts.  Bickleton is about as middle of nowhere as one could find in WA. 

Pullman is also, um, remote, although that's where Washington State University is.  Clarence must be a student there.


Anyway, I love the Damp Procession,

Lol.  I was thinking Clarence was a student also.  According to Find A Grave, he lived to the ripe old age of 83.   

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« Reply #1993 on: March 23, 2020, 05:45:19 PM »
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Postmarks: October 3, 7 AM, 1906, Bickleton, WASH, (sent) and REC.D, October 4, 2 ?M, 1906, Pullman, Wash.

  Don't you wish you were in
Bickleton to see the latest styles (i e)
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? https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/17078478/clarence-raymond-mccredy

He was young when he got this.

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« Reply #1994 on: March 24, 2020, 02:22:34 AM »
He was young when he got this.

Yes he was.  18 years old.