The Postal Record, Volumes 13-14, presents a detailed look into the operations and concerns of the National Association of Letter Carriers in the early 20th century. This historical record offers insights into the daily lives and professional challenges faced by letter carriers across the United States. From discussions of labor conditions and wages to advancements in postal technology and infrastructure, these volumes capture a pivotal era in the evolution of mail delivery services. Researchers and historians will find valuable primary source material documenting the social and economic landscape of the time, reflecting the vital role of postal workers in connecting communities nationwide. These volumes offer a fascinating glimpse into the history of American labor and the postal service.
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