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LETTERS TO THE DEAR OLD SAINT

Holly Grove, Ark, Dec. F. '12. Dear Santa Claus.
 am a little boy 9 years old. l want you to fill the stockings of the little boys and girls that have no father and mother. and ylease do not forget my little baby sister for she is not old enough to write you. I read the Argus every week and have just finished reading the ads. Wish ing you a merry Christmas and a happy New Year, will bid you goodbye. Your little boy,
 Edgar Cox.
 Monroe, Ark, Dec. Is, 1912. Dear Sauta Claus,
 l read the Argus and it is my favorite paper. l am nine years Of age live in sight of the school house and Miss Julia Will liford is my teacher. I am in the fourth grade. Dear Santa I want doll, doll buggie, some
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toys. oranges, bananas, and a whole lots of nice things. Santa please don't forget me and don t forget the poor and pure in heart. Hoping you dear Santa a merry Christmas.
 Your little friend,
 Uettie U. Wallace.
 Monroe, Ark, Dec. Is, 1912. Dear Santa Claus,
 Please bring me some candy, bananas, oranges, dog, horse. a doll and a cocoanut. I am 9 years old and am in the first grade. Your little friend,
 Harrison Wallace. Monroe, Ark, Dec. l6, 1912. Dear Santa Claus:
 My name is George Wallace. I am little white headed boy and live in sight of the school house. Miss Julia Williford is my teacher. am seven years old and study the first grade.
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Please bring me some candy, oranges, bananas, a horse, a dog, and a doll and two packages of fire crackers.
 Your loving friend.
 George Wallace. Brinkley, Ark, Dec. F, 1912. Dear Santa Claus.
 I am little girl l2 years old and I want you to bring me set of furs and a pair of gloves and sum candy, and have 3 brothers and my cousins so you must bring them something. mother and my dear papa to dear Santa. I will leave the door open for you so you can walk in softly so you will be sure not to wake us up and I will leave a present sitting on the table for you.
 Your loving little girl,
 Lilah Nix.
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Your little friend,
 Roma Garrett.

Your little friend,
 Roma Garrett. Dear Santa Claus 1 thought l would write you a letter, and ask you to please bring me a football and another rubber ball, a horn, a pistol, some roman candles and some popping crackers and l forgot l want air gun also Ii you have one. l will try to be a good boy. Mamma says am real good sometimes. Goodbye Santa Claus. Robert Johnson.
 Brinkley, Ark,
 Dec. IT, 1893. Dear Santa Claus.
 thought would write you a letter and tell you what l want for Christmas. 1 want one of those dolls down at Mrs. Sapps; and a silver bracelet with a lock and key. Please bring me those if you can. don't want to ask you for too much, but l would like to have a little table for dishes you brought me last year and a little doll house. like Den nie Rogers it is mighty pretty. If you could see hers maybe you could make one like 1t. ] am a little girl seven years old. If you think that's too much Tor me, bring me what you can, and I will be ever so much oblidged to you, Dear Santa.
 Blanch McCreight. Dear Santa Claus. l want an air gun, a violin and bicycle 1 for Christmas. Be sure and don't wake me Tyou do l vii see you. Your son., Harry Diffy
 Brinkley, Dec. 16, 1898. Dear Santa Claus l am going to right you a short letter Deal Santa if it is not asking to much Iof you I should like for you te see me and bring me an air gun an also a train I should be S very thankful to you l know you must be gone to visit so many little children. Don't you ge' tired going through the cold lwell. my letter is growing long so I will close your little friend
 Fred Ruscher
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Dear Santa Claus, Saw in our weekly paper, the ARGUS, where you ask all the boys and girls to write letter to you. Would like a doll carraige with doll in 1t, also a piano, silver bracelet with lock and key. You can find them at M. E. Hales. Hoping my letter will not be cast in the waste basket. Katie Baggott.
 Blackton, Ark. Dec. z. 1898.
 Dear Santa Claus. want you to bring me a coconut and some fire crackers and 'ma pistol caps and some oranges, apples some candy and a cup and saucer and anything else you want to bring me. Your little friend,
 Horace V. Cannon.
 Mir. Fulsom please put this Tn your paper so Santa Claus can get if. II. uannoh.
 Dear Santa Claus; Please bring me a doll and buggy. also a nice book. My home is Tn Brinkley. Leave my presents at |Mr. Joe Flora's house. l belong to the chart class and this is my
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Cabot Ark. Dec. Is 1912

My dear Santa: How are you getting along these cold days? hope 1t won't be to cold for you to come to see me Xmas. Santa want you to bring me a doll and anything that you want me to have. 1 will be pleased with anything. 1 am a little girl 12 years old and have dark hair. blue eyes, fair complexion. and about 4 feet tall. Santa I am writing because 1 want your doll. l have seen the doll that you have been giving and think it is the prettiest thing I ever saw, We'll will close, hoping to be rewarded. Your little friend
 Bessie Williams.
 brinkley, Ark, Dec. 10, 'l2. Deer Santie Claws:
 Pleze bring me little strete kar and little hammer and some tools to make a little house, and deer Santie pIeze remember Albert Hartley, Clyde Cooper, Edgar Bacharach and Sidney Brown, and pleze deer Santie if you have any thing left bring 1t to my little bruther, Gene. Albert Hartley seze his papa told him that Santie wuznt going to bring him anything, but Albert wants some fire krackers, tri- cycle and some gnm- drops. I have been a good little boy for a long time am just l9 years old.
 Lovingly yours.
 Lloyd Lawrence.
 Brinkley, Ark, Dec. 15, 1912. Dear Santa:
 Bring me a big doll with real hair and eyes and a boy doll please, a doll dressed, horse and circus dog. This is all dear Santa Clause.
 ->-- Katherine Fay SAout. Holly Grove, Ark, Dec. IT, f22. 2 Dear Santa Claus:
 1 have just read the ads in the Argus and will write you a letter. I am a little girl seven years old. 1 want you to go to see the little children that have no papa and mama. 1 would like to have a doll cart if you have one to spare. Don't forget my little sister Hazel. A merry Christ mas to you. Your little girl,
 Mildred Cox. Dear Old Santa Claus:
 1 want you to bring me doll, wash stand, and beautiful doll buggy and wardrobe. Dear Santa please bring me all these things. Goodbye,
 Helen Stout.
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LETTERS TO SANTA WRITTEN IA YEARS AGO

old and Eugene is one year old. I am going to school and like my teacher Mrs. Strong so much. We will appreciate anything you bring us. I would like to have an air gun and a train. Lloyd says he would like to have a drum and horn. Eugene would like to have a little rubber doll and sack of candy. Lloyd and I are going to carry m lots of wood for mamma tomorrow. For fear you will get tired read iag my letter I will close. Your little friend, Prince Lawrence.
 BrinkIey. Ark. Dec. IS. 1898
 Dear Santa Claus: You have been so kind to bring me so many nice toys in the past, and for which I thank you so much. l will try and not be greedy. as have so many to divide with. but oh! dear Santa l would like So much to have a little ring and a set of doll furniture. l am a
 
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Holly Grove. Ark,
Dec. IS, 1912.

DCC. lO, lOl C.. peor Santa Claus; Tam eleven years of age, and ..alv and truly I believe there is Santa Claus. Please bring me aoll a cart, pair of kid gloves. sbrsclet bra, and some nice things to sst, And please remember my srs1 mothers and sister and all other little children. am your little ' Gertrude Chis n.
 Holly Grove, Ark.
 Dec. 15, 1912. Dear Santa Claus: l am a r.tIe oiri nine years of age and T ,,snt vou to please bring me a ..;n coat and a music roll and .uy thine else that you would ike to lring me. Please rem v. s,rher ny little brothers and s;sters. and all other little child ,an that are less fortunate than .ss.elf Your little girl.
 Elizabeth williams.
 BrinkIeg Ark. Dec. 15 1912. Dear g ta Claus: l will write ,o, a fe ines to let you know what I ant for Christmas, 1 don,t wsa, much this Christmas hi,t a doi.. oranges. apples. candy and son1e fire crackers, and that ;s all. Don't forget my little sister, Sadie Mae, she will be two years olG next month. Santa please don't forget any of my );ttlts friends and besure to come to see me, and don't for oct we have moved one mile from the post office. Your little friend. Leyo Moshier.
 Brinkley Ark. Dec. IA 1912
 Dear Santa Claus: 1 will write ,,o,, . lettar tO tell you what 1 want for Christmas, want 9 doll, some nuts, apples, oranges and fire crackers, and that is all Iwant. Your little friend.
 Deliah Moshier.
 Clarendon Ark. Dec. 15 1912. Dear Santa Claus: I have moved to Clarendon and l want you to bring my things here. I want a big doll that goes to sleep, and a pair of red house slippers, a pair roller skates and a big set of dishes, Oh! yes Santa and some nice games. Santa 1 am eight years old and in the fourth grade. Santa besure and don't forget 1 have a large sist- CT who want a doll to. From your little friend,
 Henrietta Frenz. P.S. Oh!yes Santa bring May something to.
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Brinkley, Ark, Dec. 19. 1888 Dear Santa Claus
 l wish you would please send me pistol, caps and a air gna and a drum yours Truly M
 Clarence WallaQ
 Brinkley, Ark, Dec. l9. 1894. X Dear Santa Claus
 As your agent M. k. hale has| offered prize for the best letter written by the school children I will enter the contests. l am a little boy and go to school every day and study had to learn fos 1 want to be good and usefu man. l Iwould be pleased to ge anything but would like a drum best. Dear Santa Claus as might tire you with so long e letter 1 will close wishing you " happy Christmas and hapy new year From your little friend
 Sammie Bunct<
 Brinkley, Ark. Dec. 16. 1&0&
 Dear Santa Claus;I th0uEl3f you send good little children presents and. so as, mamma says II am the best child l thought \ would tell you what want, q want doll stove, trunk, stor1 book, and a set of dishes and Fl you can't send me that send une what you can and I will be voxy we'll plersed with that. IWj1l close my letter now good by,
 Your friend Belle Rrauln care of the ARGUS. Dear Old Santa. I won't - try for the air gun for mo op some shot 1 have received y letter but want a pi6toi W some caps and I want tlor Miss Claras Chaistmas tu her house, will have the and gun next year if yol1 send them to me.
 Dear Santa Claus. l M you what I want I swon> patrol wagon this Gl
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and Santa don't forget Fr4l Billie. Yours, Charles LawrG

Brinkley, Ark, Dec. l6, E Dear Santa Clause,
 I am only a little girl l2 y old. My name is Thelma H cock and Santa Clause do forget me and my brothers sisters and my dear father
 mother. And this is one th1 do not forget is the little Orf( F and dear Santa when the sicIG came 1 was sick. 1 had one bul it got blue away in the clone. l tried mighty hard keep 1t but couldn't at last 1t blue away and that was the 1 of it, Dear Santa pray a1 trust 1 wi get this Doll But will not bee my luck 10 get because got it one time DA santa 1 hope 1 will get a p1 of gloves and a coat if noth5 els 1 will save what l want the poor children Dear santa y do not know how bad 1 want t doll, my little sisters and br0t CTS are looking for sometI1f6 but they wont get anything don't guess, unless somebody kind enough to get them soIz thing I will leave the Door o1 and the lamp burning little you wont stumble good bye D< santa do not forget us and orfens from, Thelma HancQ
 Brinkley Ark, Dec. l7 19Iz
 Dear Santa claus: 1 am little girl 8 years old, and l w a doll cart and 1 want you bring what every you th1< is best for a little girl like lI1 1 will leve the door unlocked A you. For we haven'ta chimn1 grandmother is going to mal a cake far you. Santa l 6' with my grandfather and gran| mother on north main St. don't forget me. Your l0viI little girl. Thelma Phillipo. Holly Grove, Ark, Dec. 17 1M
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 afford much. All 1 want is sQl candy, nuts, oranges, apples, T bunch of fire crackers and ron1ap car1le. 1 have enc siol } and tw5-hrothers. but one Of l brothers are in Clarendon. . are orphants. But if l q could win the beautiful p mium doll, l would be satislil So good bye. Your dear frlel
 Nettie MO0rG
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 Keevil, Ark. Dec. 19. 1898. Dear Santa Claus, 1 write you a letter this evening as 1 saw in the ARGUS that you would be in BrinkIey Christmas and don't guess you will get down here so will tell you what to bring me, a doll and watch. l am ten years old. Good bye, Your little friend, Joel Vlck. Dear Santa Claus. hope you will visit me | would like So much to have nice doll and a nice set of dishes. Dear Santa Claus don't forget the poor little child ren who are not able to buy any Christmas toys. I hope to see you Christmas eve my age is eleven years. Good bye.
 Carrie Mcknight.
 Brinkley, Ark. Dec. 16, 1898. Deaa Santa Claus. am so glad it is nearly christmas again, I have two little brothers, Lloyd and Eugene Lloyd is going on six and I am going on nine years
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Moro, Ark. Dec. 9, 1912.


 Mir. Santa Claus,
 Dear Santa 1 want you to bring me a doll and story book. l wont ask you for much because there are many poor children in the world who you have to visit and if you have not enough pres ents to go round give my share to some one who needs them more than me. will leave for fear my letter is getting too long. Your friend,
 Alberta Williams.
 BrinkIey, Ark Dec. 16, 1912. Dear Santa Claus,
 It is getting about time for you to come and thought would write and tell you what l wanted you to bring me. 1 would like for you to bring me little toy sewing machine and some candy. apples and oranges. 1 will not ask for much for I don't want you to forget the little orphan children. 1 will hang up my stocking by the chimney so you will know where to leave my things. 1 read the Argus and saw your picture in it this morn ing. 1 am a little girl 7 years old and hope you will not forget me. Your little friend,
 Margery Move.
 St. Louis, Mo-, Dec. 15, 1912. Dear Santa Clause
 1 am a little boy ' years old. l would like to have a wheel, a cowboy suit, a gun, pony. sled, a pair of shoes. new suit, a tool chest and telegram office and lots of good things to eat. l will go to bed early and shut my eyes tight. Your little boy, James Crabb. |nu Brinkley. Ark, Dec IA, 1912
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 Htw.years old. :' :'' ! l!!| lIiiill cars. pistol andtde
 and harp. and some H.
 Don t forget father and n1otll and my sisters and brothers ant 1 don't forget other Gttle childrel ard my teacher, Miss Della Bag gott. Your little friend, NJ
 J. T. Smith. \ Dear Santa please send me a air gun. five packages of fir crackers, some frut, tie am some gloves. Bring little siste a locket and chain anl littl doll and don't forget the othe poor little children in Brinkley
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