CHANGES IN DOIESTIC POSTAL RATES EFFECTIVE APRIL 15TH. ,1925.
Description of Kail.
Old Rate.
LETTERS; Written or Typewriten l atter 2
POSTAL CARDS (Govemment issue) 1
POST CARDS; Private Mailing 1
PRFTTTD CARDS; Larger than Gov’t. 1
DOUBLE OR REPLY POST CARDS 1
1STEWSPAPERS ATD MAGAZI-TES BY PUBLIC 1
ROOK’S ADD CATALOGS; 24 papes or over 1
SEEDS, PLATTS ETC. 1
MISCELLANEOUS PRINTED LATTER Under 8ozl
MISCELLANEOUS PRINTED MATTER OVER 8 oz.
PARCELS; (8 ozs.or less)
PARCEL POST OVER 8 ozs. Except Written
cts.per
Ct.each
Ct.each
Ct.per 2
Ct.each
Ct.per 4
Ct.per
Ct.per
Ct. per
Parcel
2
2
2
Po
or Typewri
Dew Rate.Remarks,
z. 2 Gts.per oz.
1 St.each
2 Ct.each
ozs. l/l/2 CtCts.2 02&
2 Cts.each,
ozs.2 Cts. 2 ozs.
ozs.l Ct. 2 ozs.
ozs.l Ct. 2 ozs.
ozs.l l/2Cts.2 ozs.
st ^ates
1 1/2 Cts. 2 oze.
tten old rate plus 2CI
ALL FEES FDR SPECIAL SERVICES, EXCEPT LONEY ORDERS, ARE IN ADDITION
TO THE POSTAGE AND INST BE PAID BY STAkPS AFFIXED.
SPECIAL HANDLING (Parcels over 8 ozs. obtain letter service when so
marked and prepaid) 25 Cts. in addition to Postage. (Endorse Special
Handling) in proximity to stamps.
SPECIAL DELIVERY; Weight to 2 lbs. 10 lbs or over 10 lbs.
Pfce 10 Cts 15 Cts. 20 Cts.
INSURANCE SEES; NEW RATES; Value to $5.00 $25.00 $50.00 $100.00
5 Cts. 8 Cts. 10 Cts. 25 Cts.
C.O.D.FEES; NEW RATES Amount to $10.00 $50.00 $100.00
12 Cts. 15 Cts. 25 Cts.
REGISTRY SEES; NEW RATES Value to $50.00 $100.00
15 Cts, 20 Cts.
K2TURD IRlCZIPTS ip BEMADDED require a fee of 3 Cts. for insured or
registered mail (Canal Zone and Island possessions included).
I-C-IEY ORDERS: ATON-TT TO $2.50 $5.00 $10.00 $20.00 $40.00 $80.00 $100. OC
5 Cts.RCts. LOCts. 12CtS. 15Cts 20Cts 22Cts.
POSTAGE STA RS l/2 Ct. and 1-1/2 Cts. denominations. obtainable either
precaSicelfed or uncanceled.
Pal lure to observe the above rates and conditions on ani after
April i5th. ,1925, will in variably result in delay and incon venience.
qUARTERt* ASTER GENERALS, 1818 - 1925.
Brig. Gen. Thomas S.Jessup, Kay . 8, 1818 to June 10, 1860.
Brig. Gen. L.C.L.eigs, I860 to February 6, 1882.
Col. 0.H.Rucker, February 20,'1882 to February 23, 1882.
Brig. Rufus Ingalls, Larch 16, 1882 to Julyl, 1883.
Brig. Gen. S.R.Holabiri, July 1, 1883 to June 16, 1890.
Brig. Gen.R.N.Rachelier, June 26, 1890 to August 19, 1896,
Brig. Gen, C.G.Sawtell, August 20, 1896 to February 16, 1897.
Brig. Gen. G. H. Weeks s ‘ February 16, 1897 to February 3, 1898,
Brig. Gen. L,I.Ludington, February 4, 1698 to April 12, 1903.
Brig. Gen. C. F.Humphrey, April 12, 1963 to July 1, 1907.
BBig. Gen. J.B,Ailshire, July 1, 1907 to September 12, 1916,
Laj. Gen.H. G.Sharpe, September 15, 1916 to July 2, 1918.
Laj. Gen.H.L. Rogers, July 3, 1918 to August 27, 1922.
Laj. Gen. W. H. Hart, August 28, 1922 to
"BEAR RIBS" NEW NAilE BESTOWED! ON PRESIDENT COOLIDGE.
The name of "Bear Ribs" has been bestowed upon President
Coolidge by the Indians of the Kenel District, North Dokota, in rec
ognition of the citizenship rights granted them. The name was borne
by the Chief of the Hunkapapas, who was killed when he sought to
teach the Indians the ways of the white man a number of years ago.