Post Office Row Over Stamp Lick Costs Postmaster Losses
A Grass Valley post office tale recounts a middle aged woman demanding the clerk lick stamps while shouting, forcing the postmaster to comply and lose seven dollars in a stamp incident. He notes his small salary limits risk from such confrontations. Nearby, forest fires burn in the eastern swamp between Dexter and Sikeston.
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Memorial tribute to a mother and devout member of the Methodist Church
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