Rural Free Delivery In 1890, nearly 41 million people — 65 percent of the American population — lived in rural areas. Although many city dwellers had enjoyed free home delivery since 1863, rural citizens had to pick - John Wanamaker - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Rural Free Delivery In 1890, nearly 41 million people — 65 percent of the American population — lived in rural areas. Although many city dwellers had enjoyed free home delivery since 1863, rural citizens had to pick Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-08-08 10:43:11 Open Document File Size: 1,65 MB Share Result on Facebook City Rochester / Bridgeport / Charles Town / Halltown / Paris / / Currency USD / / Facility Postmastercourtesy Library of Congress General / Library of Congress Judged / / Holiday Christmas / / IndustryTerm metal / transportation / / Organization Postal Service / UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE / Congress / Post Office Department / Post Office / House Committee / Farmers’ Alliance / / Person Charles Emory Smith / Wilson S. Bissell / Russell Lee / John Vachon / Tom Watson / William L. Wilson / Frank H. Hitchcock / John Wanamaker / / Position farmer / photographer / Congressman / Postmaster General / photographer / courtesy Library / HISTORIAN / / ProvinceOrState Missouri / Kansas / West Virginia / New Mexico / Ohio / Carroll County / Catron County / Maryland / Indiana / Arizona / Connecticut / Colorado / / Region West Virginia / / SocialTag Philately Government Rural delivery service Rural Letter Carrier Star routes Canada Post Mail carrier Mail John Wanamaker Postal system

Rural Free Delivery In 1890, nearly 41 million people — 65 percent of the American population — lived in rural areas. Although many city dwellers had enjoyed free home delivery since 1863, rural citizens had to pick Add to Reading List