Niles California 1907 Postal Money Order Advice Sutter Creek 3.5 x 5

This 1907 U.S. Postal Money Order Advice form issued from Niles, California documents a financial transaction processed through the postal system during a period when money orders served as a secure method of payment across distances.

Niles functioned as a railroad and commercial point within Alameda County, while towns such as Sutter Creek in the Sierra foothills relied on postal financial services to facilitate payments where banking infrastructure could be limited. The postal money order system provided standardized, government-backed instruments that enabled individuals and businesses to transfer funds with recorded documentation.

The form features a printed layout labeled U.S. Postal Money Order Advice, with fields for payee, amount, remitter, and issuing post office. A red serial number appears prominently at the top, along with Niles, California in bold type. Handwritten entries indicate payment details and routing to Sutter Creek, with official stamps and notations reinforcing its administrative use. The compact format and structured design reflect standardized federal postal forms of the early twentieth century.

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