Mississippi, Missouri & Modena Postal History & Covers

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Clear SEP 3 1910 LYMAN cancel on 2-c Washington #6 postal stationery envelope sent by the Ingram-Day Lumber Company to Parkersburg West Virginia (clear & complete flag cancel backstamp), neatly addressed, opened neatly, fresh appearance. This DPO is in Harrison County. $5.00 m NEW / NUOVO / NOV

Clear & complete JAN 6 1916 MERIDIAN flag cancel ties 1-c Washington franking #6 cover from C. B. Mack to Parkersburg West Virginia, edge wrinkling affects nothing important & simply suggests an iron. $4.00 mf NEW / NUOVO / NOV

Clear APR 20 1913 WEST JACKSON STATION flag cancel ties 2-c Washi9ngton franking #6 cover from The Edwards (large pictorial cachet of the hotel reduced on opening) to Greenwood, toned back from cancel ink, several small spots of toning vertically through front center, as is. When B. J. Smith was the manager. $2.00 m NEW / NUOVO / NOV

NOV 28 1942 clear Gulfport cancel on small cover sent free by Pvt. Anton E. Michelsen at Gulfport Field, stationery has patriotic eagle & V in dark blue on back, a little wrinkling at corners. $1.50 m

Clear JUN 6 1944 HARRISON MISS. machine cancel ties 3-c win the war stamp franking #10 envelope from the Gulfport Field Station Hospital to Michigan, nearly addressed, vertical crease, internal crease. $1.00 rm NEW / NUOVO / NOV

Clear JUN 14 1944 US NAVY machine cancel on #10 envelope sent free by George Brooks at USNTC Gulfport to Illinois. With contents: a 2-page letter on Service School stationery that is quite touching. $3.75 m

Clear JUL 20 1944 CAMP VAN DORN MISS. machine cancel ties 3-c win the war stamp franking #10 envelope from the American Red Cross Office of the Field Director there to Michigan, top a little rough from opening, neatly addressed, a lot of wrinkling just below the stamp suggests ironing. Our La Posta does not list the cancel, so we take it to be a DPO. $2.00 rm NEW / NUOVO / NOV

Three mostly clear AUG 1 1944 KEY FIELD hand cancels tie pair of 3-c win the war & pair of 1-c Washington prexies franking #10 envelope sent airmail from the American Red Cross there to Michigan, considerable wrinkling at right front edge suggests ironing, paper bends at left front could also benefit, neatly addressed. Our La Posta does not list this cancel, which we take to be from a DPO. $5.00 mr NEW / NUOVO / NOV

Clear & complete AUG 2 1944 KEY FIELD 1 hand cancel ties 8-c prexy franking #10 envelope sent 'VIA - AIR MAIL' from the American Red Cross there to Michigan, considerable wrinkling at lower right front corner suggests ironing, paper bend at lower left front corner would also benefit, neatly addressed. Our La Posta does not list this cancel, so we take it to be a DPO. $5.00 mr NEW / NUOVO / NOV

Clear AUG 5 1944 JACKSON cancel at lower left front corner of #10 envelope sent free by Lt. J. Margolskee at ASFTC there, amusing large cachet art depicts a disgruntled soldier with mop & bucket (cancel overlaps the bottom), neatly opened, envelope glue show-through on the back, small creases at the bottom corners will probably iron well. $3.50 mm

Mostly clear MAR 11 1945 PASCAGOULA machine cancel & clear boxed USN RECEIVING STATION / PASCAGOULA, MISS. on postcard sent free by Robert O. Bowers on the USS Hanover Detail, view side "ENTRANCE GATE, INGALLS SHIPBUILDING CORP., PASCAGOULA, MISS. / 27852". One corner with 2 creases (one tiny), short internal crease. Sold but still available for scholarly study & research as an enlarged (about 771% of original print area) & enhanced 200-dpi scan in .jpg or .tif format. $2.00 m(p)-m

SEPT 9 TRIP 1 1946 Union Mississippi & Mobile Alabama first trip highway post office cover, bold cancel, neatly addressed to Ohio, envelope glue show-through. $2.50 ham

NOV 6 1946 clear SOSO hand cancel ties 1-c Washington to postcard announcing Bridgeton New Jersey Stamp Club meeting. $1.00 m

APR 14 1948 clear OFAHOMA hand cancel (DPO) on 1-c Washington franking COD order to Smith Chicks in Jackson Mississippi, lightly toned back, 2 corner creases. View side is comic fishing art. $1.50 m

Slightly blurred OCT 25 1950 VICKSBURG machine cancel ties 6-c Alexandria Virginia bicentennial airmail stamp franking #6 airmail stamp franking first flight cover for AM 98 (Memphis-Clarksdale-Greenville-Vicksburg-Jackson-Columbus), well struck blue cachet provides map, backstamped on arrival at Memphis same day (clear PREVENT FOREST FIRES slogan cancel, a few tiny spots of cancel ink on front. $2.00 mf NEW / NUEVO / NEU

FEB 8 1957 (last day) Trenton Mississippi hand cancel on sepia-tone RP postcard to Ohio showing woman standing near her front porch, good edges. $2.00 m

Clear OCT 12 1976 NATCHEZ 39120 dial cancel ties 13-c eagle with shield & 3-c Mississippi Territory stamps franking #9 cover commemorating the establishment of the Mississippi Territory at Natchez in 1798, large black & gold cachet, unaddressed, with explanatory insert. $1.25 m NEW / NUEVO / NEU

Crisp APR 7 1978 NATCHEZ 39120 dial cancel ties 13-c eagle with shield stamp franking $9 cover commemorating the 150th anniversary of the Mississippi Territory, cachet is an encapsulated 3-c Mississippi Territory stamp against a maroon background, neatly addressed, certificate printed on backflap. $1.25 m

Destroyer USS JOHN YOUNG. Clear 20 MAY 1978 cancel on 13-c Liberty Bell coil franking #6 cover to Ohio, Pascagoula MS & Augusta GA backstamps, small J1 & G1 routing marks on back, 'Returned for Better Address' handstamped in violet on front & then crossed off when missing zip code digit supplied, large green cachet for commissioning of the ship at Ingalls Shipbuilding Division of Litton Industries at Pascagoula, wrinkling in lower right front area. $2.75 nm

Bold JUL 4 1978 VICKSBURG 39180 dial cancel ties 10-c crossed flags & 3-c Confederate veterans & 3-c GAR encampment stamps franking #9 cover commemorating the surrender of Vicksburg in 1863, unaddressed, with explanatory enclosure. $1.25 m NEW / NUOVO / NOV

APR 30 1979 clear Vaugman MS 39179 hand cancel ties "A" rate & 3-c railroad engineers stamps to #6 cover with gold & black cachet commemorating the death of Casey Jones in 1900, unaddressed, explanatory insert. $1.25 rm

Bold FEB 7 1980 TUPELO dial cancel ties 13-c flag over Capitol & 4-c George W. Morris stamp franking #9 cover commemorating the establishment of the TVA there in 1934 (large gold & black cachet), unaddressed, with explanatory enclosure. $1.25 m

Bold DEC 10 1985 JACKSON 39205 dial cancel ties 22-c flag over Capitol stamp franking #9 cover commemorating the admission of Mississippi to the Union in 1817, cachet consists of encapsulated mint 20-c Mississippi mockingbird & 13-c Mississippi flag stamps against a dark blue background, neatly addressed & attractive. $1.25 m NEW / NUOVO / NOV

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Collection of more than 132 different small-town Mississippi postmarks on 132 postcards, most cancelled in the late 1950's and early 1960's, including many DPO's, rural stations, and towns whose cancels are not listed in La Posta. Some bearing postmaster's note on discontinuance of nearby DPO's that they then serviced. Note the emphasis on small towns--no Biloxi, no Jackson, no Meridian, no Gulfport. All 132 are listed below, some bearing 2 different cancels for the town.

The cancellation collector self-addressed postcards with images from all over the world and sent them under cover to the various postmasters to form this collection. He almost always used commemoratives, and those stamps which were rectangular were oriented vertically -- permitting the dial portion of the cancel to be easily read. He wrote vertically at the left edge of the message side so as to leave maximum room for cancels & auxiliary marks. Occasionally he would decorate the postcard with a seal, but not many got tied. While not all postmasters took special pains with their cancels, it is obvious that many did in response to the politeness of the request. (An example letter of request will be provided with the collection, in case you want to add to the collection yourself.) Regular-size postcards were used exclusively(avoiding the tendency of larger continentals to get bent). A couple of postcards got damaged in the mails, but almost all of them are quite presentable. Truly a labor of love that took hundreds of hours, and would serve well as the basis for a continued effort.

We list them all below--stating any special considerations. All population figures quoted in parens are from the 1950 census; we note those that are 100 or less throughout the listing.

PRICE: $110.00 postpaid & insured to any US address.

List of 132 Mississippi cancels on postcards:

Etta (1950 population 75)

Eupora

Falkner

Fannin (DPO)

Farmhaven (DPO, 2 different cancels, 1950 population 50)

Fayette

Fitler (DPO)

Flora

Forkville

Fort Adams (DPO, 2 different cancels)

Foxworth

French Camp

Friars Point

Georgetown

Glen

Glendora

Greenville

Greenwood Springs (1950 population 65)

Handsboro (DPO)

Harriston (DPO)

Heidelberg

Hermanville

Holcomb (2 different cancels)

Houlka

Isola (2 different cancels)

Jayess (1950 population 50)

Johns Rural Station of Brandon

Johnstons Station (DPO)

Jonestown

Kewanee (DPO)

Kilmichael

Kiln

Kokomo

Kosciusko

Lafayette Springs (DPO)

Lake Cormorant

Lamont

Leakesville

Leedy (DPO, 1950 population 80)

Little Rock (2 different cancels)

Logtown (DPO)

Lorman

Louisville

Lyon

Lyman Rural Station of Gulfport

Maben

Mantee

Matherville Rural Station of Shibuta

Mathiston

Mayersville (2 different cancels)

McComb

McNair (DPO)

Mineral Wells (DPO)

Minter City

Mississippi City (DPO)

Mize

Monroe (DPO, 1950 population 100)

Montrose (unlisted by La Posta)

Mooreville

Moss Point (DPO)

Murphy (DPO)

Myrtle

Natchez

New Albany (with former Ingomar Postmaster's handwritten note saying they New Albany handled their mail after May 4 1956)

New Hebron

New Site (1950 population 24)

Ocean Springs

Osyka

Pascagoula

Pattison (with postmaster's note that Peyton was discontinued)

Pearl Branch of Jackson (2 different cancels)

Percy Rural Station of Hollandale

Petal (unlisted by La Posta)

Philipp (with postmaster's note that Geren was discontinued)

Piave (DPO)

Pittsboro

Plantersville

Porterville (1950 population 88)

Quitman (2 different cancels, one ties 1962 Christmas seal)

Red Banks (DPO)

Redwood

Reform

Richton

Ridgeland

Rome

Rosedale (postmaster Viva H. Mcinnis' note and handstamp stating Galvina had been discontinued)

Rosetta Rural Station of Crosby

Ruth

Sandy Hook

Sanford

Sarah (1950 population 93)

Satartia

Saucier

Savage (DPO)

Schlater

Scobey

Sebastopol

Sharon

Shuqualak

Silver City

Silver Creek

Sledge

Smithdale

Smithville (1950 population 100)

Soso

Stafford Springs Rural Station of Heidelberg

State College (DPO)

Stewart

Stringtown (DPO)

Sumrall

Swan Lake (2 different cancels, 1950 population 50)

Thomastown

Thorn (unlisted in La Posta, 1950 population 60)

Tinsley

Tippo (1950 population 80)

Tomnolen (DPO)

Toomsuba

Tula

Tunica

Union Church

Valley Park

Vicksburg (with a note Yokena is discontinued)

Victoria (postmaster's apology for error using violet ink)

Wade (DPO)

Webb

Weir

Wenasoga (DPO)

West (2 different cancels)

Winona

Zama (DPO)

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Collection of more than 860 different Missouri postmarks, on 860 postcards, most cancelled in the late 1950's and early 1960's, including many DPO's or offices which have since changed status. All 860 are listed below.

The cancellation collector self-addressed postcards with images from all over the world and sent them under cover to the various postmasters to form this collection. He almost always used commemoratives, and those stamps which were rectangular were oriented vertically -- permitting the dial portion of the cancel to be easily read. He wrote vertically at the left edge of the message side so as to leave maximum room for cancels & auxiliary marks. Occasionally he would decorate the postcard with a seal, but not many got tied. While not all postmasters took special pains with their cancels, it is obvious that many did in response to the politeness of the request. (An example letter of request will be provided with the collection, in case you want to add to the collection yourself.) Almost always regular-size postcards were used (avoiding the tendency of larger continentals to get bent). Some postcards got damaged in the mails, but most of them are quite presentable. Truly a labor of love that took hundreds of hours.

We list them all--starting with 176 items of special interest (reasons in parens), then the others. All population figures quoted in parens are from the 1950 census; we note those that are 100 or less throughout the listing.

PRICE: $600.00 postpaid & insured to any US address. *!

List of 176 special Missouri cancels:
Our illustrations only show stamps and cancels
to conserve on bandwidth, but everything is
on full-size postcards mailed at the indicated post office
with contemporaneous stamps.

Akers (DPO, autographed by Postmistress Loreen Maggard

Allenville Rural Station
of Chaffee (DPO)

Allenville (DPO)

Almartha (DPO)

Americus (DPO)

Anniston (2 different on same postcard)

Antonia Rural Station of Imperial (DPO)

Anutt (DPO)

Atherton Rural Station of Independence (DPO)

Aullville (DPO)

Bardley (DPO, population 75)

Bay (before it became a rural branch of Hermann

Belgique (DPO, population 66)

Bennett Springs (DPO)

Bethany (2 different on same postcard)

Beverly (DPO, population 29)

Big Piney (DPO, population 80)

Bloomsdale (with Postmaster's autographed note saying Kinsey post office was discontinued)

Branch (DPO, 2 different on same postcard)

Bremen Station of St. Louis (DPO)

Brinktown (population 48, 2 different on same postcard)

Brownbranch (DPO, population 13)

Brownington (DPO)

Brushyknob (DPO)

Buckhorn (DPO)

Buell (DPO, population 69)

Butterfield (before it became a rural branch of Cassville)

Cabanne Station of St. Louis (DPO)

Cadet (Boys Town seal tied)

Cantwell (DPO)

Carondelet Station of St. Louis (DPO)

Centaur Station (DPO, population 25)

Clara (DPO)

Clearwater (DPO)

Clubb (before it became a rural branch of Piedmont)

College Mound (DPO, population 89)

Columbia (2 different on same postcard)

Corridon (DPO, population 24)

Cross Roads (DPO)

Crystal City (2 different on same postcard)

Cuba (2 different on same postcard)

De Soto (2 different on same postcard)

Drury (1956 Boys Town seal tied, with note from postmaster that a substitute postcard was sent "since the others & I decided your card would be considered obscene to send thru the mail"!

East Leavenworth (DPO, population 28)

El Dorado Springs (with handwritten note from J. E. Harison, former Postmaster of DPO Tiffin)

Ellis Prairie (2 different on same postcard)

Emden (DPO, population 63, with Postmaster's autographed note)

Elston (DPO)

Elvins (DPO)

Eminence (with a note that the Owls Bend office was discontinued)

Enon (DPO, population 41)

Ethlyn (DPO, population 50, 1957 Easter seal tied)

Fairfax (DPO)

Fall Creek (DPO)

Ferrelview (DPO)

Flat (DPO, population 35)

Florida (DPO)

Foil (DPO)

Folk (DPO)

Forbes (DPO)

Fordland (2 different on same postcard)

Fortescue (before it became a rural branch of Forest City)

Fruitland (DPO)

Gerster (DPO, population 47)

Gideon (2 different on same postcard)

Gilmore (DPO)

Goldsberry (DPO, population 33)

Green Ridge (DPO)

Hammond (DPO, autographed by Postmistress Bonnee B. Wright)

Hartville (tied Boys Town seal)

Hazlegreen (DPO,
population 41)

Hazelwood (with Postmaster's autograph)

Hemple (DPO, population 75)

High Gate (DPO)

Hilda (DPO, autographed by Postmistress Margaret K. Everly)

Hodge (DPO)

Iatan (DPO)

Iconium Rural Station of Osceola (DPO, population 40)

Idalia (DPO)

Ilasco (DPO)

Illmo (DPO)

Industrial City (DPO)

Jane (before it became a rural branch of Pineville)

Jaywye (DPO)

Keltner (DPO)

Kimble (DPO)

Kimswick (DPO)

Kinder (before it became a rural branch of Puxico)

Ladue (DPO)

Lakenan (DPO)

La Mine (DPO)

Larussell (DPO, population 82)

Leadington (DPO)

Leadwood (DPO)

Leasburg (DPO)

Lebanon (with Postmaster J. W. Jones' autographed not that Brush Creek mail was now on his route 2)

Lebanon (with note that the Sleeper post office was discontinued)

Leeper (DPO)

Leora (DPO, population 45)

Lilbourne (tied Boys Town seal)

Lindbergh Station of Florissant (DPO)

Longrun (DPO, autographed by Postmaster Claude Pellham)

Lutie (DPO)

Madill (DPO)

Malta Bend (with note that they handle the Mount Leonard mail)

Mammoth via Pontiac (DPO, with a signed note from former Postmaster Robbins)

Manes (DPO, with signed note from former Postmaster Ivy J. McCoy of Embree--also a DPO)

Maples (DPO, population 14)

Marble Hill (2 different on same postcard)

Marshall (2 different on same postcard, tied seal)

Martin City (DPO)

Matson (DPO, population 60)

McCredie (DPO, population 90)

Midridge (DPO, population 75)

Monett (2 different on same postcard)

Moody (population 100, with Postmaster's autograph)

Morehouse (DPO)

Morgan (DPO, population 55)

Moselle (DPO)

Mount Moriah (before they became a rural branch of Trenton)

Nashua (DPO)

Nashville (DPO, population 50)

Nebo (population 30, before they became a rural branch of Falcon)

Newark (DPO)

Newburg (2 different on same postcard)

New Hamburg Rural Station of Benton (DPO, 1957 Boys Town seal tied)

New Market (DPO)

Old Appleton (2 different on same postcard, Postmaster's autograph)

Osage City (DPO)

Ozark Beach (DPO)

Parkville (before they became a branch of Kansas City)

Perryville (with autographed note from Claude H. Sanders, former Postmaster of DPO Lithium

Peruque (DPO, population 85)

Piedmont (2 different on same postcard)

Pineville (with Postmistress Minnie L. Manning's autographed note explaining they now handle the mail for Cyclone)

Prairie Home (2 different on same postcard)

Randles (DPO)

Ravanna (DPO)

Reger (DPO, autographed by Postmaster Dewey Nickell)

Reynolds (2 different on same postcard)

Rich Fountain (DPO)

Richland (with typed note explaining the discontinuance of the Brownfield post office)

River Aux Vases (DPO)

Romance (DPO)

Rome (DPO, population 25)

Roselle (DPO)

Round Spring (DPO)

Saco (DPO, population 75)

Saint George (DPO)

Scopus (before they became a rural branch of Lutesville)

Sherrill (DPO)

Shook (2 different on same postcard, population 5)

Siloam Springs (DPO)

Sligo (DPO, population 35)

Smallett (DPO, population 12)

Snyder (DPO)

Solo (2 different on same postcard)

South Saint Joseph (DPO)

Spokane (2 different on same postcard, population 55)

Spruce (DPO, population 39)

Stanberry (DPO)

Taberville (DPO, population 100, "Missent to Torrington Conn." auxiliary marking)

Thornfield (population 30, with note that they now handle the Pondfork mail)

Tindall (DPO)

Tipton (2 different on same postcard)

Truesdail (DPO)

Truxton (with Postmaster's handwritten note explaining the necessity of his handling the New Truxton mail)

Twin Bridges (DPO, population 22)

Upton (DPO)

Watson (before it became a rural branch of Rock Port)

Weingarten (DPO)

Weston (2 different on same postcard)

Willhoit (DPO, 1957 Easter seal tied)

Womack (DPO, population 40)

Wright City (2 different on same postcard)

Yarrow (DPO, population 45)

684 other MISSISSIPPI postmarks in the collection:
(1950 populations of 100 or less noted in parens)

Adrian	Alton Branch of St. Louis	Albany
Aldrich	Alexandria	Allendale
Alma	Allamont	Allenburg
Alton	Amazonia	Amity
Amsterdam	Anabel (25)	Anderson
Annada (93)	Antioch Station of Kansas City	Appleton City
Arbela (87)	Arbyrd	Archie
Armstrong	Arnold	Arrow Rock
Ashburn	Ash Grove	Atlanta
Augusta	Aurora	Auxvasse
Ava	Avilla	Avondale
Ballwin	different Ballwin	Baring
Barnard	Banett	Beaufort
Belle	Belleview (--)	Benton
Benton City	Benton Park Station of St. Louis	Berger
Berkeley Branch of St. Louis	Barrie	Bertrand
Bethel	Bevier	Billings
Birch Tree	Bismarck	Black (--)
Blackburn	Blackwater	Blackwell
Blairsown	Bland	Blodgett
Bloomfiled	Blue Springs	Bogard
Bois D'Arc	Bolivar	Bonne Terre
Boonville	Boss	Bosworth
Bourbon	Bowlin Green	Bradleyville (69)
Bragg City	Braggadocio	Brandville
Branson	Brasher	Brayner
Brazeau	Briar	Brighton (84)
Broadway Station of St. Louis	Brockfield	Brookline Station
Broseley	Browning	Brumley (78)
Bruner (85)	Brunswick	Bucklin
Buckner	Buffalo	Burllington Junction
Butler	Cabool	Cainsville
Cairo	Caledonia	Calhoun
California	Callao	Camden
Camden Port	Camdenton	Cameron
Campbell	Canalou	Canton
Cape Giradeau	Cardwell	Carl Junction
Carrollton	Carterville	Carthage
Caruthersville	Cascade	Cassville
Caulfield (58)	Cedarcreek (50)	Center
Centertown	Centerview	Centerville
Centralia	Chadwick	Chaffee
Chamois	Charleston	Chesterfield
Chestnutridge	Chihowee	ChillicotheChula
Clarence	Clark	Claksburg
Clarksdale	Clarksville	Clearmont
Cleveland	Clever	Clifton Hill
Clinton	Coffey	Cole Camp
Collins	Commerce	Conception (--)
Conception Junction	Concordia	Conway
Cooter	Corder	Cosby
Cowgill	Craig	Crane
Creighton	Creve Coeur Branch of St. Louis	Cross Timbers
Dadeville	Daisy (52)	Darlington
Davisville	Dawn	De Kalb
De Witt	Dearborn	Deepwater
Deering	Delta	Denver
Dexter	Diamond	Diggins
Dillard (51)	Dixon	Doniphan
Downing	Drexel	Dudley
Dugginsville	Duke (30)	Dutchtown (--)
Dutzow	Eagle Rock (30)	Eagleville
East Lynne	East Prairie	Easton
Edna	Eldon	Elk Creek (--)
Elmer	Elsberry	Eolia
Essex	Ethel	Etterville
Eudora Rural Branch of Morrisville (41)	Eunice	Eureka
Everton	Ewing	Excello (95)
Excelsior Springs	Exeter	Fagus (96)
Fair Grove	Fairdealing (45)	Fairleigh Station of St. Joseph
Fair Play	Fairview	Falcon
Farber	Farley (98)	Faucett
Fenton	Festus	Fisk
Flat River	Fletcher (50)	Flinthill (56)
Florence (100)	Florissant	Forest City
Foristall	Fort Leonard Wood	Fortuna
Foster	Franklin	Fredericktown
Freeburg	Freeman	Freistatt
Fulton	Galena	Gallatin
Galt	Gatewood (75)	Gentry
Gerald	Gibson	Gilliam
Gilman City	Gipsy (--)	Glenwood
Gobler	Golden City	Goodman
Goodson (60)	Gorin	Gower
Graff (--)	Graham	Gain Valley
Granby	Grandview	Grant City
Grassy (--)	Gravois Mills (40)	Grayridge
Green Castle	Green City	Greenfield
Greentop	Greenville	Greenwood
Grovespring	Guilford	Hale
Hallsville	Halltown (99)	Hamilton Hannibal
Hardenville	Hardin	Harris
Harrisonville	Hershorn (63)	Harviell
Harwood	Hawk Point	Henley (64)
Herculaneum	Hermitage	Hickman Mills Station of Kansas City
Higbee	Higginsville	High Hill
High Point (--)	Hillsboro	Hocomo
Holcomb	Holden	Holt
Holts Summit	Hopkins	Hornersville
Horton (48)	House Springs	Houston
Houstonia	Hughesville	Humansville
Hume	Humphreys	Hunnewell
Huntsville	Hurdland	Hurley
Iberia	Imperial (--)	Independence
different Independence	Ionia	Irondale
Isabella (--)	Jacksonville	Jadwin (4)
Jameson	Jamesport	Jamestown
Jasper	Jefferson City	Jerome
Jonesburg	Joplin	Kahoka
Kaiser (50)	Kansas City 4	Kansas City 5
Kansas City 6	Kansas City 7	Kansas City 8
Kansas City 13	Kearney	Kelso
Kennett	Keytesville	Kidder
King City	Kingston	Kingsville
Kissee Mills (63)	Knob Lick (--)	Knox City
Koeltztown	La Belle	La Monte
Labadie	Laclede	Laddonia
Lake Ozark	Lamar	Lampe (--)
Lanagan	Lancaster	Laquey (39)
Laredo	Latham	Lathrop
Lecoma	Lees Summit	Leeton
Lentner (65)	Leonard	Leopold
Leslie	Lesterville	Levasy
Liberal	Licking	Lincoln
Linn	Linn Creek	Lock Springs
Lockwood	Lodi (34)	Lohman
Lone Jack	Long Lane (--)	Loose Creek (--)
Louisburg (--)	Louisiana	Lowry City
Ludlow	Luray	Lutesville
Lynchburg	Macks Creek	Macomb
Macon	different Macon	Madison
Maitland	Malden	Mansfield
Mapsville	MMarceline	Marquand
Marshfield	Marston	Martinsburg
Martinsville (90)	Maryland Heights Branch of Hazelwood	Maryville
Matthews	Mc Clurg	McFall
Mc Gee	Meadville	Memphis
Menfro (80)	Mercer	Meta
Miami	Middletown	Milan
Milford (100)	Millcreek	Miller
Milo	Mindenmines	Mine La Motte (--)
Mineral Point	Missouri City	Moberty
Monroe City	Monticello	Montier (55)
Montreal (83)	MMora (75)	Morrison
Morse Mill (--)	Mosby	Moscow Mills
Moundville	Mount Vernon	Mountain Grove
Mountain View	Napoleon	Naplon (80)
Naylor	Neck City	Neelyville
Nelson	Nevada	New Bloomfield
New Cambria	New Florence	New Franklin (50)
New Hampton	New Haven	New London
New Madrid	New Melle	New Offenburg
New Point (80)	Newtonia	Newtown
Niangua	Nixie	Noxborne
Northview	Novinger	O'Fallon
Oak Grove	Odessa	Old Monroe
Oldfield	Olean	Olney (93)
Oran	Oregon	Oronogo
Orrick	Osage Beach	Osborn
Osceola	Otterville	Owensville
Pacific	Painton	Palmyra
Paris	Parma	Parnell
Passaic	Patterson	Patton
Pattonsburg	Paynesville (--)	Peace Valley (68)
Peculiar	Perry	Pevely
Philadelphia	Pickering	Pierce City Pilot Grove
Pine (100)	Pittsburg (56)	Plato (100)
Platte City	Plattsburg	Pleasant Hill
Pleasant Hope	Plevna	Point Lookout
Pollack (--)	Pomona	Ponce De Leon
Pontiac (37)	Poplar Bluff	Portageville
Potosi	Powell	Powersite
Powersville	Poynor	Princeton
Protem (60)	Purdin	Purdy
Puxico	Quitman	Qulin
Ravenwood	Raymondville	Raymore
Rayville	Reeds	Reeds Spring
Renick	Republic	Revere
Rhineland	Rich Hill	Richards
Richmond	Richwoods	Ridgeway
Riverton Rural Branch of Alton	Rives	Roach
Robertsville	Rockbridge (--)	Rock Port
Rockville	Rocky Comfort	Rogersville
Rombauer (--)	Roscoe	Rosendale
Rottville	Rushville	Russellville
Rutledge	Saint Ann	Saint Charles
Saint Clair	Saint Elizabeth (59)	Saint Joseph
Saint Louis 4	Saint Louis 5	Saint Louis 12
Saint Lous 13	Saint Marys	Saint Patrick (53)
Saint Peters	Saint Thomas	Salem
Salisbury	Santa Fe	Sarcoxie
Savannah	Saverton	Schell City
Scott City	Sedalia	Seligman (--)
Seneth	Seneca	Shelbine
Shelbyville	Sheldon	Shell Knob (25)
Sheridan	Sibley	Silex
Silva (66)	Skidmore	Slater
Smithton	Smithville	Souder
South Greenfield	South West City	Sparta
Spickard	Stanton	Stark City
Steedman	Steele	Steelville
Stella	Stewartsville	Stockton
Stotesbury (71)	Stotts City	Stoutland
Stover	Strafford	Strasburg
Sturgeon	Sullivan	Summersville
Sumner	Sweet Springs	Syracuse
Tanneyville	Tarkio	Taylor
Tecumseh (36)	Teresita (6)	Thayer
Tiff (75)	Tiff City (--)	Tina
Treloar	Trenton	Triplett
Tunas (--)	Tuscumbia	Union
Union Star	Unionville	Urich
Valles Mines	Valley Park	Vandalia
Versailles	Vienna	Villa Ridge
Veta (--)	Waco	Wakenda
Waldron (95)	Walker	Walnut Grove
Wappapello	Wardell	Warrensburg
Warsaw	Washburn	Washington
Waverly	Wayland	Waynesville
Weatherby	Weubleau	Webb City
Wellington	Wellsville	Wentworth
Wentzville	West Plains	Westboro
Westphalia	Wheatland	Wheeling (--)
Whiteoak (91)	Witeside (93)	Willow Springs
Windsor	Winfield	Winston
Wittenberg (54)	Wolf Island (--)	Wooldridge
Worth	Worthington	Wyacondta
Wyatt	Yukon (15)	Sainte Genevieve
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MISSOURI POSTAL HISTORY
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