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Dear Mother Rec'd your letter but have not much to write so this care will do for this time. I will send that paper back to you next time I write you a letter and that picture I did get and give my thanks to Aunt Bartos for thinking of me. Have nothing new to write only I am working nights - changed yesterday will work for a month nights it was kind of warm when we worked daytime but it's fine and cool there nights I like the work pretty good small pay but I don't want to wrk har could have got more but harder work so rather took an easier job. just not to be idle and have a good place for winter With best wishes to you and all at ahome Don't forget JQ and Aunt and Uncle Joe Bartos if you see them. I am your son John PS got a letter from Gibbon Tells me not to use any ______ but to live like a man.
Dear Mother I am sending you a postal the way we had on 4th of July every thing was under water. Mother there where the cross is; is part of our house that is in the alley, or I mean taken through the alley way. the water was taking sidewalk's away on many palaces, we didn't have any water by our house but our neighbor couldn't get out of their house Frank had to take a boat and give them some planks by the house so they could get out.
Dear Friend: Must drop you a card again to let you know we are all well and hope you are all well and will enjoy the Xmas holidays. We are having nice weather so far no snow net. How is every one out there. write and let me know all the news. Wishing you a very Merry Xmas. from Mrs. R. Stangel Mishicot Wis. R#1
Monday 15-13 Dear Mother. Recd your letter sometime ago did not answer sooner as wrote all the news in Annie's letter. Had been feeling pretty good for a couple of days but today I fell kind of bummy think I will lay off if I do not feel better tonight for a couple of days. The weather is kind of warm all the time today it loos like more snow. got the paper I sent you a copy of the Longmot paper did you get it? About the sorm. Will close and mail this and get my Breakfast and to to bed 10 o'clock. Loving Son John
Hello Francis How are you am sorry I did not go to the wedding but I was all ready and Mrs. Allguire that is Anna Hiebel was going to but she backed out and I did not want to go alone as Mas is to busy whe cant leave her chickens. I guess you know how she is. I'd stayed ranch take care of her stuff if I could only maker her go. excuse me for not writing any sooner but I was doing the mail wagon while Hans was taking his vacation and now I will drive soon again. Francis Mattson write soon I am slow as hinder in writing but I dont for get I will send you a postal soon again.
An advertising card from Eibert Coffee from 1930. In searching them, I found reference to Tonka Eibert Vans but not the company itself. There is a reference to Sysco Foods so perhaps they were bought up by Sysco.
This looks like some sort of Temperance message
Father, dear Father come home with us now,
The clock in the steeple striks one,
You said you wer comeing straght home from your work,
As soon as your day's toil was done.
Come home, come home.
Father, dear Father come home.
Dear John I got the letter yesterday and I just send this card as Annie is telling you all the news so I will just let you know how the weather is now Sunday evening we got a little rain and it turned cold enough to the stove and it is windy. I wish you well on your Birthday
From Mother August 24, 1915
The part in the oval is embroidered
Dear Mother. Just a card to let you know I am well and busy too. Joe is not back from Denver yet. Will write a letter in a day or so, Loving Son John
Dear Mother A few lines to let you know I am in Denver I received your letter and was glad to hear that you are all well. But I am sorry to hear about Bro. Fr. It seems as he may not have very good luck but I hope that he does well. I don't think he can do much work now as the weather must be bad according to the papers up North. Am feeling well. I don't think I will be called for examination for some time as I am the third for the last in the Draw Loving Son John 1612 Larimer
Frances from Albina
Where is my wandering boy ToNight
The boy of my tenderest care.
The boy that was once myjoy and light,
The child of my love and prayers.
Dear Cousin. How are you. we are busy harvesting and I am hauling the mail for 4 weeks already and am so tiried of it. the oldest boy is cutting and Hans is shocking. I suppose you heard about Tony? I feel so sorry for her. They was getting along so nicely he was so joly. But we al must go one way or the other but this seems so much worse. I suppose you are busy to ah its so hot today. I just got back ans. soon Frances M.
Dear Friend. I have intended to write to you so many time but never got at writing I hope you are well as we are all well also. write and let me know what you are doing. We had a cold winter this year and lost os snow. Best love and regards from Essie From Mrs. Rud Stangle R.#1 Mishicot Wisc.
Happy Easter to you all -- a few days late.
Dear Auntie How are you. I am feleling fine. I am sitting in a chair today and expect to walk pertty soon. Your nephew John Chan
Hello Ma. Just a line to say I am alright. How are you all fine I hope I suppose youa re looking for me. Will come next week sure get Wencil to get the wood and water weather is nice and warm here to-day. snow is thawing. as ever Anna
Dear Mother. Just a card to let you know that it will be no war for me I could not pass any way and I am sure that you would not think much about me if I did. I was waiting for a letter and as it did not come I just thought I'd let you know right away. Will write letter tomorrow. PS Am well Loving Son John I was intending to enlist as a musician in the Navy. 
Wildcat Point One of the most interesting scenic attractions ween by the tourist in a trip through Denver's new Mountain Park System, just completed is Wilcat Point, from which an unsurpassed view of the country to the east can be had.
On Front: Where Buffalo Bill will be buried on May 30th.
The 1909 Seed Order will be late.
This card is in honor of spring and gardeners everywhere.
Dear Mother: I received Anna's letter and yours also so will answer with a card to-night as this is the first of the year. News are kind of scarce. We are still cleaning up around the mill and no idea when we will be leaving this camp. I am sorry to hear that you are not feeling well. Hope you are well again by this time. Every body gets his fare paid to where ever he came from so do not worry yourself about that besides I can pay my fare myself to any where in the U.S. if I would have to. I have enough. Do not think about that. Rec'd a long letter from Sis-in-Law Mary Will write a letter soon. Wishing you and all A Happy New Year. Loving Son John.
Dear Auntie, here goes the card, you can get some pansies big and the little ones too and then some other flowers besides and we will take some ground cherries just a few. Excuse this Xmas card have no other. Your Loving Niece Clara B.
Reno Minn Dec 26, 1914 Dear John we got your letter and card and the package yesterday just in time to devide it to all. We all thank you for everything you sent some bad news to tell you Aunt Mike Bisek is dead, she died Christmas eve. the funeral is today so I must hurry and go it is a snow storm today Mother.
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