Woodrow Wilson Signed Document Postmaster Appointment Dayton, Iowa 1914. This Document was signed 09/05/1918 with approval of the Senate appointing Kate C. Warner Postmaster at Dayton, County of Webster, Iowa. Kate C. Warner had been a postmaster in Dayton for 49 years. She started out helping her father so she actually worked for the Dayton Post Office for 54 years. Miss Warner had been postmaster through 9 different Presidents, Cleveland; McKinley; Roosevelt; Taft; Wilson; Harding; Coolidge; Hoover and Roosevelt. The document is wrapped in a plastic (some is torn ), show signs of age and staining in upper left corner. The official seal on the left bottom shows signs of age. The document is signed by both the 28th President of the U.S. and the Post Master General Albert Sidney Burleson. The document is matted but not framed, measures H 16" x W 19.5" and weight is 1 lb. Please refer to all photos. Overall in good condition.

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