1914 Drovers National Bank Postal Card - Chicago Illinois - Decoration Day - One Cent McKinley Red Scott UX24 - Wayside State Bank - Wisconsin - Postal Cancel Stock Yards Station May 26 - Postcard

1914 Drovers National Bank Postal Card - Chicago Illinois - Decoration Day - One Cent McKinley Red Scott UX24 - Wayside State Bank - Wisconsin - Postal Cancel Stock Yards Station May 26 - Postcard

Drovers National Bank In Chicago, Illinois, Has A History Closely Tied To The City's Meatpacking Industry And The Union Stock Yards. The Bank Was Established To Serve The Financial Needs Of Those Involved In The Livestock And Meatpacking Businesses, Which Were Central To Chicago's Economy, Especially During The Late 19th And Early 20th Centuries.

The Stock Yards Station Post Office Was Specifically Designed To Serve The Bustling Union Stock Yards And The Surrounding Area, Which Included Thousands Of Workers And Numerous Businesses Dependent On The Livestock Trade. The Post Office Was An Essential Facility, Handling The Vast Amounts Of Mail And Packages That Flowed In And Out Of The Area, Driven By The Commercial Activities Of The Stockyards.

Wayside State Bank - Brown County - Wayside Wisconsin Received Authorizing Charter Dated September 27, 1911 - Newspaper Clipping Image From The Green Bay Press-Gazette Per Newspapers.com Archives

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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