1913 Modern Woodmen Of America Beech Camp No. 1454 3rd Quarter Dues Postal Card - Omaha Nebraska - One Cent McKinley Red Scott UX24 - Postal Cancel Jul 3 - Postcard

1913 Modern Woodmen Of America Beech Camp No 1454 3rd Quarter Dues Postal Card - Omaha Nebraska - One Cent McKinley Red Scott UX24 - Postal Cancel Jul 3 - Postcard

W.D. Wood, Clerk
576 Brandeis Building, Omaha Nebraska
Phone Douglas 2355

Modern Woodmen Of America Is A Fraternal Benefit Society Founded On January 5, 1883, By Joseph Cullen Root In Lyons, Iowa. The Organization Was Created To Provide Financial Security To Families, Particularly Through Life Insurance, And To Foster Community Through Local Chapters Known As "Camps". Learn More.

The Conservative Savings And Loan Association At 1614 Harney Street Was A Prominent Financial Institution In Omaha, Nebraska, During The Early 20th Century. It Provided Essential Financial Services, Including Savings And Loans, And Was Involved In Significant Community And Real Estate Transactions. The Association's Building, Constructed In The Early 1900s, Served As A Central Location For Various Financial Activities And Payments For Local Organizations. Learn More.

According To The Bureau Of Labor Statistics' CPI Inflation Calculator, $1 In 1913 Is Equivalent To Approximately $31.67 In 2024. So, The $1.25 Dues In 1913 Would Be Equivalent To Approximately $39.59 In 2024.

Postal Card Measures Approx. 5-1/2" Wide by 3-1/4" Tall

In Good Antique Condition - Some Edge Wear, Staining / Paper Toning Due To Age And History-Collectors Watermarked That Is Not On The Postal Card

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