Front:
EBE FEE
13992 THE SEQUOYAH, SYRACUSE, KANSAS.
COPR. FRED HARVEY.
Back:
FRED
RED
ARVEY
POST CAND
WINDS
OCT
1912
MADE ONLY BY DETROIT PUBLISHING CO.
THE SEQUOYAH is named after Se-quo-yah,
a Cherokee chief, the most learned of all Indians
of this country. On several occasions it was
proposed to name Indian territory in his honor,
and that probably would have been done but for
its amalgamation with Oklahoma in single state-
hood. Se-quo-yah reduced the Cherokee lan-
guage to written form.
The hotel is built of reinforced concrete in
mission style of architecture which has been
modified somewhat to meet modern conditions.
"PHOSTINT” CARD
Mis JM. Reinrih
1113 E alla
End Okla
Dear ones, at home
this is 9 4 reada stop
here 25-min for Breakfast
we will soon be in Color
This is the Desot we are
at it is the last stop in
John
Kansas
TAIS SPACE MAY BE USED FOR MESSAGE.
