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Letter from Rosa Ronquillo Moreno to Charles H. Bayless, October 18, 1926

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TITLE	Letter from Rosa Ronquillo Moreno to Charles H. Bayless, October 18, 1926
CREATOR	Moreno, Rosa Ronquillo
SUBJECT	Post Offices--Arizona--Redington; Postmasters--Arizona--Redington; Postal Service--Arizona--Redington
Browse Topic	Government and politics Society and culture Work and labor Family and community
DESCRIPTION	Letter dated October 18, 1926 from Rosa Ronquillo Moreno, postmistress of Redington, Arizona to her supervisor Charles H. Bayless in Tucson.
TYPE	Text
Material Collection	Postal History Foundation
Material Subcollection	Rosa Ronquillo Rhodes
RIGHTS MANAGEMENT	Contact the Postal History Foundation http://www.postalhistoryfoundation.org
DATE ORIGINAL	1926-10-18
Time Period	1920s (1920-1929)
ORIGINAL FORMAT	Hand-written letter
DIGITAL IDENTIFIER	19261018_CH_Bayless_scans
Date Digital	2012-03
DIGITAL FORMAT	JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group)
REPOSITORY	Postal History Foundation, 920 N. 1st Ave, Tucson, AZ 85719 Tel. 520-623-6652
Full Text	Redington Arizona Oct/18/26/ Dear , Mr Bayless _ I am very disappointed about the way Mr Proffitt is performing service. He has not a Good excuse now – Since the Road is not impassable anymore! Automobiles are coming + going. But the mail Carrier does not appear personally:-- Just see! He hired that boy. Guillermo Bracamonte who does not know how to read or write and just see He allowed him to deposit the mail Pouch for example on Monday night at the Teacher’s house at Soza’s Ranch! Now suppose your manager Billie would write a very important letter on Monday. It does not go much ahead till Wednesday. How would you call that service? I reported him to the Department at Washington but you know how things answers I mean delay to come + I sent word to PM. To Phoenix he answered me to inform the P.M. at Benson who might take steps to send a person temporarily on accounts of the mailman’s Bond. The way that man is acting seems he simply don’t care.- He thinks as we are poor most of the people around here that we wont be at any need of mail at all. Now I am in this end of the world unable to do a thing _ So wont you take this matter up to somebody that can execute the regular service. He can not claimed now or stick to the idea that the road is impassable. A fellow neighbor was here today he saw the mail carrier the other day+ stated to him that he wouldn’t come down here till they would fit a pretty good Road from Cascabel to here Mr. CC Wooton is the one that told me. - Everybody can sear the road is alright of course it is not a highway but a Post Road + to this date people says the Road is quite better than when He got the contract. I’ll be very much obliged to you for this service. Please wire to the Postmaster at Benson. Send me the bill it Costs to you for doing so. I just can’t interpret the botheration it is causing. Something must be done at once Thanks Mr Bayless Very Truly Yours Rosa R. Moreno P.M. Another thing I want to say is that – Manuel arrived home Yesterday and seems he’s going to work for Billy – again so I wont be in a hurry about quitting the P.O. I must stop. This.

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