This postal card was an outreach regarding "about 75 cords of seasoned post oak wood" from E. L. McNabb in Nocona, Montague County, Texas, to Mr. H. A. Failing in Henrietta, Texas in Clay County.

This postal card was postmarked in July of 1907 in Nocona, Texas, and sent to Henrietta, Texas.

After the years the item may show some typical wear.

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