Photo Number 2120

This is a Real Photo Postcard from the Flea Market near Grand Rapids Minnesota.

Edith & Phillip Holmas?? Holman?? 

It is an AZO Postcard used from 1904 –1918.

The horses have fly nets… woven strands that moved around the horses belly amd legs to keep flies from landing and biting.

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Photo Number 2119

This is a Real Photo Postcard from the Flea Market near Grand Rapids Minnesota.

“How is this”  Dear Friend Monee SD  Ill Nov 8, 1906 I think I will take a drive to see you,  Your friend Augusta.

It was mailed to Mrs. Jacob Bircher 7157 Virginia Ave   S. St. Louis Mo

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Photo Number 2118

This is a Real Photo Postcard from a Flea Market near Grand Rapids Minnesota.

Do you suppose she wore the feather to the dance?

Mr. Duffr, got home yesterday at 4 PM. Didn’t sleep a wink, went home from dance just a little after you left. Got breakfast.  Took us to Wilton in auto. No attraction at the dance after you left. Ha! Ha!  Sure wish could have stayed for the dance you spoke of. Now write to me, I went to the bother of sending you a card, hope I get an answer. Work was waiting for me when I came down this am.
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Photo Number 2117

This is a Real Photo Postcard from  a Flea Market near Grand Rapids Minnesota.

The Wamert Family ?? Wremert ?? Weimert Family

May Bein is missing oldest

Luella – youngest, Charles, Clara Wagner, William C., Rose, Emma

The Postcard is an Artura used from  1910 to 1924.

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Photo Number 2116

This is a Real Photo Postcard from a Flea Market near Grand Rapids Minnesota.

Bonnie Bavedo Bittner when 5 months old

Sincerest wishes for a Happy Birthday

Dr. and Mrs. E.W. Bittner  Wheatland Iowa.

The card was mailed July 18 1912 from Wheatland Iowa

To Miss Maggie Mc Nee Mechanicsville Iowa

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Update from Iggy:
Bonnie B Bittner Thomson (Apr. 4, 1911 in Iowa - Jan. 14, 1985 in Mount Vernon,
Linn County, Iowa)

She had three brothers that died the same day.  Killed at Bertram, IA June 5, 1925 by C&NW fast train, all 3 boys buried together. William, Winslow and David  are buried side by side with one long marker,
Her remaining brother Robert Edson Bittner 1917 to 1990.
Their parents were: 
Edward W  1884-1921
Arlynn M. 1884 -1963

This photo went Full Circle 181 on March 16, 2020

Photo Number 2115

This is a Real Photo Postcard from the antique shop in Detroit Lakes Minnesota.  This postcard was used from 1904 to 1918.

Two boys raising their hats while sledding down a hill.

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Photo Number 2114

This is a snapshot from the antique shop in Detroit Lakes Minnesota.

A gathering probably for a wedding anniversary.  Looks like it was held in a typical church basement.

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