Description
This sepia-toned postcard pictures Main Street, Stockton, Kansas, bustling with horse-drawn wagons and pedestrians in front of brick buildings. The scene is captured on a tan postcard featuring a sunflower design and a 1-cent U.S. postage stamp. This charming view of small-town life was published for W. I. Smith, likely dating from the 1910s.
Front Text (cleaned):
Main Street, Stockton, Kansas.
Publ. for W. I. Smith.
BOOK BANK
Back Text (cleaned):
Dear cousin: We are all well but Pa, he has not been well but is up and around. The wind is blowing like the old Nick today, and dusty till you can't see. Harley is planting corn. Ada is getting along fine; she saw those sick people. We haven't come up yet. Rain bad. My prunes are 150. How are you doing? Goodbye.
