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Letters to Santa Claus
Dear Santa Claus.—I am a lit
tle girl 6 years old. I would like
for you to bring me a big doll
that will open and shut its eyes,
a doll house, a live pup, a little
broom, and please bring Dada
Wright something. Goodbye.
Rosalie Griffin.
Sulphur Rock, Arkansas.
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Dear Santa Tans.— I am a ittle
boy sixty-free years old. I have
been acquainted with you for a
long long time. You used to be
called “Old Saint Nick,’’ “Chris
Kringle’’ and “Old Gray Beard”
but in modern days you are call
ed “Santa Claus,” but you have
been the same good old fellow all
these days and years. Your pros
perity has never waned. Other
national characters have come
and gone into oblivion, but you
abide and t\o doulit w\Y\ remain.
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want a big lot of things, so I am -
going to leave it all up to you;
you have been so good and kind
in all the past. 1 will say in ad
vance 1 will deeply appreciate
anything from my dear old friend.
James Franklin Jernigan,
Imboden, Arkansas.
Dear Santa —1 am a little hoy 5
years old and 1 live in Newark. 1
am a pretty nice little boy and am
still improving. 1 want you to be
sure and not miss me. I want ba
nanas, oranges, appks and pecans.
I won’t ask too much of you for I
want you to be sure and go to see
11 the little children in Newark
nd I am sure you will go to Lit
le Rock and see my little brothers
nd sisters in the Orphans Home,
want you to take brother Willie
nd Claud something nice too, and
on’t forget mamma for she is so
ood to me and if you are not in
3 big a hurry 1 want you to take
ly papa down to Mr. Porter’s
arber shop and give him a shave
or I don’t like to kiss my papa
nd so much old sticky heard on
is face. I will go to bed quite
arly and be as still as a little
louse so please do come to see me.
Frank Herrington.
Dear Santa. - Papa said he was
fraid you was so poor, you would
ot come to our house this year,
ut Santa please come and fool
im. As he thinks you are so
oor, \ Will not asK TOT inucTi '
Vould like to have a doll and a
uggy. Any thing you want to
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of Hardware, Stoves, Nails, Wire
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sas. If you don't believe it try me.
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bring will please me. Bring my
little brother, Lindsey, as much as
you can. He is five years old. Mar
vin wants a target. Please go to
see all the poor little children and
don’t forget mamma and papa.
Lorine Sisk.
Dear Santa. — Christmas will
soon be here and we are counting
every day until time for you to
cime. We want a nice toy tele
ph me, a sleeping doll, some dishes,
a doll cradle, some A B C blocks,
a nice book and a pair of shoes for
baby, also leave us some candy,
apples and nuts.
Lovingly your children,
Alton, Ilermice, Buford and j
Eloise By rum.
Charlotte, Arkansas.
Dear Santa.— I wrant you to
! bring me a doll, some dishes and I
a lot of nuts and candy. Brother
I said not to forget him.
Ray Travis,
i Sulphur Rock, Arkansas.
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Dear Old Santa. — Will you
please bring me a doll, a doll
j buggy, a little red rocking chair,
I some oranges and apples.
Ella ChloeChamberlain.
Dear Santa.—As this is a hard
year I wont ask you to bring me
vciy iiiul'u, uui pieast: ui m& me
a rubber ball, a sack of oranges,
apples and as many other things
as you can spare. I am a good
little boy 2 years old. I carry in
wood for mamma and help pa
pa feed. Don’t forget little broth
er, bring him a rattler, he is too
small for anything else. Your
little boy, R. G. Fields.
Dear Santa Claus.—I am a lit
tle girl 7 years old. Please bring
me a great big doll, a cookstove
that I can make a fire in, some
oranges, candy and apples. Don’t
forget to bring baby sister a doll.
Jewel Travis.
Dear Santa.—It is again that I
have the pleasure in writing you
a letter. I am a little boy 8 years
old. I want you to bring me a lit
tle wagon so l can ha\nf woon tor
papa, and please dont forget to
bring me some apples, oranges,
and nuts. Brother said he want
ed a little train. Goodbye Santa.
Cliff Dawson.
Dear Santa.—1 am a little girl
5 years old. Please bring me a
doll that goes to sleep and some t
oranges and candy. Bring little i
brother a train. t
Ruth Wilson, \
Sulphur Rock, Arkansas. 1
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Dear Santa.- I am 8 years old.
I want a doll buggy, a set of i
dishes and some oranges. Your |
little girl, Eula Jones. i
Magness, Arkansas.
Dear Santa. 1 want you to
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bring me a doll, some candy, ba- <
nanas and oranges. ;
Volena Dearing.
Dear Santa.—I want a ring, a
little stove, a doll, some apples,
oranges, bananas and firecrack
ers. Jewel Jones,
Bowen, Arkansas.
Hello Santa.—I will write you
a letter in time for you to get it.
You may bring me a large doll, -
and a bracelet. Bring sister, Jen
nie, a toy dog, some nuts, candy
and raisins. Iteba Dawson.
Dear Santa. I am a little girl j
7 years old. I want you to bring
me a doll, a little table and dish
es, some apples and candy. Don’t
forget my two little brothers.
Ha/.el Wilson,
Sulphur Rock, Arkansas.
Dear Santa.—I am small but
I guess that you don’t forget lit
tle folks. Please bring me some
candy, oranges and apples.
Mildred Hunter.
Dear Santa.—I want you to
bring me a doll, a teddy bear,
some candy, oranges and ba
nanas. Fleetie Purdom.
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Bowen, Arkansas.
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5 years old. Please bring me a
little gun, a rocking horse, some
fire crackers and candy.
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