The Crittenden Press  Illustrated Edition  Part Third  9 August 1894
Dycusburg  A Glance at Her History and the People who Built the Town
[Crittenden Co.]

IDA HARRIS.  The post office at Dycusburg is in the hands of a lady, and a
neater, cheerier place than the post office is not in town.  While Miss 
Ida Harris is nominally the deputy, she is really the postmaster, and the
town and community may well congratulate themselves upon having their
office in such splendid hands.  Miss Harris' father was appointed
postmaster by the present administration, and the control of the office
was turned over to the daughter, who not only knows how to keep post 
office, but keeps it as a post office should be kept, and everybody is
pleased.  Miss Harris has a neat millinery establishment in connection
with the office; she keeps posted on all of the fashions and is deft with
her fingers in trimming hats and doing other work connected with the
millinery business.  Miss Harris is one of the young ladies of the county
who believes in woman's rights-that is, that a woman has the right to
hold an office, if it is compatible with her surroundings, that she has
a right to earn a living, that she has a right to be independent.  She
is popular, and is adding to the pleasant surroundings of the community.

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