French telephone and telegraph office, also serving as a post office, showcasing the differences between the French and American systems. Located in Prauthoy, this office is used by the Government, with individuals like Emile Meuriot at the telephone board and Mlle. Georgette Billet and Mlle. Anne Boussara operating the telegraph and post office respectively. The exchange has 15 lines, with some phones suspended due to the War. It receives 50 to 80 calls per day and serves a population of 572.


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