Tower and Hotel at Mt. Penn - Reading, Pennsylvania

 

Mailed from Pottstown, Pennsylvania to Reading, Pennsylvania on August 20, 1909:

Dear Sallie,
We will have our picnic we leave in the 7:15 and the girls come home in the 9:20. So I don't know what time I can come back. Id I wouldn't be back till around supper time may by your could come out. But if you can't, I can find my way back. From, Lotte.

Souvenir Post Card Co.

Oliver Hotel - South Bend, Indiana

Mailed from South Bend, Indiana to Mt. Geo. E. Motel of Glenn, Michigan on September 7, 1906:

Where you should have been Monday night. - Elsie



Mailed from South Bend, Indiana to Miss Louise Fralick of Wooster, Ohio on July 6, 1909:

110 N. Colfax. See how pleasantly I wrote the address? Take the hint Louise, here is the swell hotel. The place where we stay. We have a nice place all the same. With two young girls. One is a teacher in the eighth grade. They are very nice. Love to you all. DE



E.C. Kropp Co.



Mailed from Fort Wayne, Indiana to Mrs. John I. Beaver of ? (Returned for better directions) on July 16, 1953:

Plenty hot here. Touring part of Middle West

Mickey Brothers, Davenport, Iowa
C.T. Art-Colortone by Curt Teich

Coffee Shop Open 6 A.M. to 1 A.M.

An Albert Pick Hotel

An Albert Pick Hotel

Idan-Ha Hotel - Boise, Idaho

And Annex

Mailed from Boise, Idaho to Mrs. C.A. Dotson of Colfax, Iowa on April 5, 1905:

Dear Grandma,
I rec'd dress-thanks ever so much - It was very kind of you to think of me so - Lela

Mailed from Boise, Idaho to Miss Helen Gray of Montpelier, Idaho on February 6, 1907

Mailed from Boise, Idaho to Jacob Greunig of Buffalo Gap, South Dakota on June 7, 1907:

Never mind the Indian robes.
F.O. Wilson



Mailed from Boise, Idaho to Mr. George Thafrinth of Denver, Colorado on August 16, 1909:

Will it be inconvenient to have me the second week in Sept?
My love to you all. Devotionally, Sue.



Main Street
Boise, Idaho

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Boise's Landmark Hotel
Located in City Center, Boise, Idaho
Features spacious air conditioned rooms attractively decorated in both modern and antique decor. Coffee shop and Cocktail lounge - free parking, coin operated laundry/

Gay-Teague Hotel - Montgomery, Alabama

Mailed from Montgomery, Alabama to Mrs. S. L. Leyon of Palatka, Florida on November 15, 1909:

Aunt Sallie
Left Birmingham yesterday and stopped over to see this place and we are now leaving for New Orleans. Will write you from there. Nina

Made in Germany
Published by T.J. Mattox Cig. & Tob. Co., Montgomery, Alabama