Examples of 'postmasters' in a sentence
Meaning of "postmasters"
Postmaster refers to a person who is in charge of a post office or postal system
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Postmasters sometimes confiscated these cards as unfit to be mailed.
Numerous printers were appointed as postmasters.
To all postmasters and postal inspectors.
He reads the ten notices from his respective postmasters.
Postmasters will be key to making postal banking a success in rural areas.
I am collecting dead postmasters.
Postmasters are calling for urgent government action to safeguard the network of rural post offices.
Post offices were established in the principal towns and postmasters appointed.
Postmasters and mail superintendents provide administrative oversight and management at post offices and other facilities.
I do love postmasters.
Members of the Taylor family served as early postmasters.
Even postmasters are so foolish Among his fingers all coins are coolish.
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A group of postmasters said faults in Horizon led to them wrongly being accused of fraud.
The Post Office Act was changed to prohibit patronage appointments of Postmasters.
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The Postmasters of allied nations.
These numbers can be found in the Post Offices and Postmasters database.
Postmasters lose their privileges during the French Revolution.
They were able to make patronage hires, as did other postmasters.
The scholarship is available for postMasters level students, to prepare a PhD.
The postmasters found that the 3-cent brown stamps were difficult to cancel effectively.
The fact is, the last four postmasters have died in dreadful circumstances.
Part time inexperienced non-career employees have replaced full time experienced career postmasters.
To make it easier, postmasters built post offices every couple of miles or so.
Killing them is so lucrative. I do love postmasters.
At the time, postmasters lived in the same building as their post office.
It 's not clear yet how much individual postmasters and mistresses will receive.
Postmasters plan and coordinate administrative and operational services of a U.S. post office.
A total of twenty-one Postmasters served in the House.
Um deliver a letter . Is not that what postmasters do?
Year-end Canadian Postmasters and Assistants Association data files are retained for two years.
We are working closely on this with the Canadian Postmasters and Assistants ' Association.
As late as 1883, many police barracks served as Post Offices, with members acting as Postmasters.
Is not that what postmasters do?
Origins of the 1/3 pay formula used for remuneration of Group Postmasters.
During the 1930s, the Association lobbied for Postmasters to be included in the civil service.
The history of the family Kleffer ( 4 generation Postmasters in Asselborn ).
He was appointed one of the joint Postmasters General of Ireland in 1797.
Our posts had the first post offices and we acted as postmasters until around 1883.
