Recto:

l.l. printed: LAGUNA INDIAN PUEBLO, NEW MEXICO.

Verso:

u.l. to l.c. in ink: Indian [illeg.] \ May-29-23. \ Dearest Mrs. Trester, \ Please forgive me for waiting so long \ to knowlege [sic] your nice \ pattern. - thank you \ ever so much - in \ this little postal - and \ will promise you a \ nice long letter just as \ soon as the rush is \ over. mother also received \ -one flowers. \ John had wonderful \ luck with sheep- \ we are going to town this eve \ the first time in a long \ while. Please write in \ a long letter and tell \ me a bout [sic] Mr. T and your \ self.

c.l. in ink along left edge: From your loving friend Edna

u.l. printed: LAGUNA INDIAN PUEBLO, NEW MEXICO. \ Laguna is a pueblo on the main ocean to ocean highway, \ about 65 miles west of Albuquerque. Its inhabitants are of \ the Keresan Tribe. The old pueblo of Laguna is being slowly \ abandoned, as the Indians are founding new, small villages \ nearer their ranches. The old tribal organization still centers \ in the old pueblo, however, the governor of Lagunabeing gov- \ ernor of all the newer pueblos.

u.c. printed: R-32858

l.l. to u.l. printed along left edge: PUBLISHED BY SOUTHWEST ARTS & CRAFTS SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO. MADE IN U S A

c. printed transverse: C.T. AMERICAN ART

c. to c.r. in ink: Mrs. L.B. Trester

l.c. to l.r. in graphite: 2010 Clarksons St- \ Denver Colo-

Amon Carter Museum of American Art, Fort Worth, Texas

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