Divided back post card, postmarked Jan. 13 and addressed to Mrs. W. L. Marshall, 1411 Des Moines St., Des Moines, Iowa. "Dear Jennie, I got home on C.G.W. 2:00PM. Girls ok. Will write letter later. With Love, Will."

Postmarked at Earling, Oct. 6, 1910. Message dated Oct. 6, 1910 reads: "Dear Cousin, I will ans your card. Am well hope hope you're all the same. I am going to school now, or I would of wrote sooner, as I was busy and didn't think about it so excuse me for this time will ans. sooner next this is a picture of the town 17 miles from here so you see we don't live in a very bad place. from M. T. answer soon.

Divided back postcard, postmarked at Harlan, March 26. Addressed to Mrs. Olaf Benson, 911 - 7th St. South, Fargo, N. Dakota. Message reads: "Dear Ella, Many thanks for the very welcome letter I rec'd the other day. Didn't you get my last letter? I will soon write you a nice long one again. I have been quite busy sewing this winter. I am also giving music lessons, now it will soon be time for garden and chickens again. I hope you are ccoming down here this summer. Can you come for conferance the last of May or first of June? Love from Adriane(?)."