Dear Santa Claus Please Bring Me a Doll and More
Hearne Texas December 9 1913 a child writes to Santa with a wish list including a doll Lugey Set OF dishes sweater cap cradle stove bed bell fruits cocoa nuts and candy signed Your friend Bessie Lee Pippin
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Hearne
Tex
Santa Clausie
Bessie Lee Pippin
Texas
Santa Claus
Sam
Santa
Trusie Jett
Lula Dell Jett
Klondike Land
Vivian Hoytt
Santa letters from Hearne Texas children in 1918
Three Christmas wishes from Hearne youngsters appear in early December 1918 letters to Santa. Nina Pearl Rawlins asks for a baby doll, clothes, cradle, stove, dishes, candy and fruits plus a story book. Clara Johnson seeks books, dolls, a bicycle and toys with candy and nuts. Quiny Menefee requests story books, a knife, a big doll, a doll buggy, a fountain pen and a bicycle among other gifts.
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Hearne
Tex
Claus
Santa
Nina Pearl Rawlins
Texas
Clara Johnson
Santa Claus
Quiny Menefee
Dear Santa Claus Letters From Hearne Texas 1918 1919
A set of Christmas requests from Hearne Texas children dated December 9 between 1913 and 1919. Wheeler Harris Royal Sexton Pierce Keeling Alline Smith ask for toys candy fruit and firecrackers and remind Santa to remember poorer children.
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Hearne
Texas
Santa Claus
Klondikeland
Pierce Keeling
Santa Claus letters from Hearne gift list for children
A 1913 Hearne Texas note describes a child asking Santa Claus to visit and bring gifts including a foot, ribbon, candy, nuts, and oranges. The letter expresses a desire for a merry Christmas and mentions poor children who may receive nothing.
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Hearne
Tex
Santa Claus
Klondike Land
Santa
Lillie
la France
Christmas Wish From Hearne Soldier in 1918 Letter
In Hearne Texas on December 9 1918 Robert McCarver writes a Christmas list asking for a football a watch eel skin gloves fireworks a gun a suit and a necktie. The diary style note reflects wartime homefront sentiment and personal requests.
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Hearne
Texas
Santa Claus
Klondike Land
Robert McCarver
Christmas Wish Letters From Hearne Children 1912 1919
A compilation of handwritten Christmas requests from Hearne Texas children between 1912 and 1943. The notes list toys dolls story books candy fruit air guns Indian and cowboy outfits bicycles and other wished gifts, with warm holiday wishes and greetings to Santa and the writer’s family.
Klondike Sam writes wish list for Christmas
Jakie Silverman asks Tam to bring items for Christmas including a work basket fountain pen bicycle air gun and shots boy scout staff cowboys and soldiers suits nuts oranges apples raisins pocket knife fireworks candy story books and more good wishes from Leonora Finley
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Hearne
Texas
Santa Claus
Klondike Land
Hatch Cummings
Jakie Silverman
Christmas Wish Letters From Hearne Children 1918
A collection of handwritten Christmas requests from Hearne Texas children dated December 9 1918. The letters name Santa Claus and list toys and gifts such as books toys a doll kitchen cabinet a watch a flying machine a gun and sports equipment. The notes convey hopeful holiday wishes from multiple young writers.
Christmas Letters From Hearne Texas Children 1913 1918
A collection of child written letters to Santa Claus from Hearne Texas with requests for dolls story books sewing boxes fur coats and toys. The missives reveal holiday wishes and quaint references to jack frost sleigh rides and school life from Ola Mae Williams Jewel Steuart Earl Clark Nannie Lee Lord and Ellen Wesson Willard.
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Earne
Texas
Santa Claus
Klondike Land
Olamae Williams
Doge
Ola Mae Williams
Hearne
Father
Louise
Nannie Lee Lord
Santa Claus Cheers Hearne for Holiday Hope
A Hearne Texas item from December 9 1918 notes cheerful talk about two weeks holidays and learning more songs about Santa Claus and Christmas dinner plans with his wife. It reflects lighthearted holiday sentiment in the community.
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Hearne
Texas
Santa Claus
Klondike Land
Santa
Christmas Letters to Santa From Texas Children 1913
A collection of festive missives from Texas students writing to Santa Claus. Lee Ford asks for a bicycle, storybooks, fireworks, and warm clothing for others. Tam Hearne requests books, art supplies, a tree, a Kodak, and a raincoat. Earle Adams and Misa Cole describe classroom decorations, songs, and holiday wishes.
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Hearne
Tex
Santa Claus
Klondike Land
Tam
Santa
Dallas
Texas
Santa Misa Cole
Hearne Democrat
Earle Adams
Itd Park Ave
Choir Sister Brings Christmas Peace to Choir Boys
A church choir world centers on the Choir Mother and the beloved Choir Sister. Ricky Jackson shocks with news Mildrad cannot have Christmas, prompting a boys plan to brighten her night. They stage a tree, gifts, and candles, ending with a late night carol hymn and a divine, grateful blessing.
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Hey
Ricky Jackson
Mil
Mildrad
Ricky
Vega
Abe
Choir Brothers
Old England
Stuter
A Christmas Motto About Knowledge and Forgiveness
A Christmas motto suggests that greater knowledge leads to greater forgiveness. Raowsi is noted for deep feeling and playful teasing directed at all who engage with the idea.
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Raowsi
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Wheeler Harris
Sagia Claus
Royal Sexton
Alline Smith
Mattie
Sister Gowen
Velma Simmons
Elizabeth
Leonora Finley
Uncle Remus
Mary Outing
Linville Bortom
Jack Frost
John
Robin
Hood
His Men
Jewel Steuart
Elesa
Earl Clark
Jack Front
Ellen Wesson Willard
Jesus
Lee Ford
J. D. Jackson Franklin
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