I just have to write and tell you about the paper I received 10/15/99. My first thought was, “Why a paper today? I already got one this week,” when I noticed it was February 11, 1999…
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I just have to write and tell you about the paper I received 10/15/99. My first thought was, “Why a paper today? I already got one this week,” when I noticed it was February 11, 1999…
By Fannie Mast
Dear Editor,
I just have to write and tell you about the paper I received 10/15/99. My first thought was, “Why a paper today? I already got one this week,” when I noticed it was February 11, 1999.
I was more puzzled than ever. After I got to reading it, I realized it really was printed last February and I just now received it. Now the big question remains, where has it been laying all this time? If only that paper could talk.
There was a time I was having problems in getting my paper, so this must be one of those I didn’t get.
If you had sent it Pony Express it shouldn’t have taken eight months to get here, right?
There are four other ladies that read The Kalona News after I am finished and non of them are from Iowa except Mary Yutzy. They really enjoy Mary Marek’s page and Mark’s articles.
So keep up the good works.
Sincerely,
Fannie Mast
Goshen, Indiana
