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Mount Union borough

Correspondence from 1906

November 22, 1906, Roy Jones sends a postcard to Miss Maud, telling her about hunting rabbits in Mount Union. Fifteen rabbits, a shared meal, and a moment of life preserved in a one-cent stamp and fountain-pen handwriting. These personal postcards are the voice of the era.

Photo from page_history (Facebook archive, 2019-09-17)

Nothing further from the county histories. The six histories held here end in 1913 and this story belongs to 2019, so there is no passage in them that bears on it. Rather than attach an unrelated page and let it look like corroboration, this story stands on the sources listed below.

Sources

  1. page_history 2019-09-17_2203325196463970.jpg
  2. Photograph credit: Historic Mount Union Facebook page

Checked 2026-08-16 · Historic Mount Union collection

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