Fragmentary military casualty list with place names
Partial OCR shows a list of casualties and places including Charles TE Aug New York Thomas B. Carter Andover Mass Edward Moore New Bloomfield Pi Otho B. Place Bremen Ind Schwartz Jr Martinette Wis Sergeants Thomas Blaine Beaver Falls Pa Leroy J Brutt Baltimore Md Roscoe C Hurt Hazard Ky Samuel Jackson New York with scattered phrases for wounded and killed in action and percentages of wounds.
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Charles TE Aug
New York
Thomas B. Carter
Andover
Mass
Edward Moore
New Bloomfield
Otho B. Place
Bremen
Ind
Schwartz Jr
Martinette
Wis
Thomas Blaine
Beaver Falls
Leroy J. Brutt
Baltimore
Roscoe
C. Hurt
Hazard
Sanuel Jackson
List of names with scattered city and state affiliations
A long, irregular OCR list of individuals followed by varied city and state mentions. Names include Tomasse Kujawski, Joseph Kwastkoski, William Lehwald, Mike Ludwig, Victor Mauro, Ronald Morgan, Parson, Ranta Clara, Alexindria Ind, Millersburg Ind, and many others. Many entries mix misspellings and uncertain locales across the United States and abroad.
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Tomasse Kujawski
Chicago
Joseph Kwastkoski
Russia
Hur Landwher
St. Louie
William Lehwald
Dayton
Ohio
Mike Leki Ludwig
Lundy
Jamestown
Victor Mauro
Brookly
W. J. Mohr
Worthington
Minn
Ronald A. Morgan
Old Lynn
Conn
Alert Naubacher
Cleveland
Parson
Toi Teed
Ehweickert
New York
Ranta Clara
Cal ‘Powraville
W. Va
Alexandria
Ind
Millersburg
Aise
I Barto
Portland
Tin
Tex
Oni Waltera
Harry Holter
Hurst
Fred W. Luchsinger
San Pablo
Cal
R. McGown
Garfield
Wash
McKeehan
King
Marley
Indianapolis
Lester A. Papke
Milwaukee
Wis
L. Roberts
Chattanooga
Tenn
Asten Schurr
Aready
George H. Seoxe
Wellsville
Edward C. Sime
Jemison
Ala
Waldo EB. ‘Anderson
Dale
Wallace Anton
Scottsdale
Ariz Francesco Arena
Santo
Afonso Carter
Morristown
Vincent Ciriniti
Utica
Calvin C. Clow
Dawson
Texas
Y &. Davis
Farmington
Visit to Camp Lewis by Mrs Evans for ill son
Mrs. John G. Evans left for Tacoma then Camp Lewis to visit her son John Roscoe Evans in military service, ill from pneumonia since October and enfeebled by illness. The family praises Red Cross care. she plans to stay on the Pacific coast for health reasons.
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John G. Evans
Tacoma
Camp Lewis
John Roscoe
Roscoe Evans
Butte
Red Cross Organization
Evang
Pacifi Coast
Sawmill Fire Causes Major Damage in Bonner
The Bonner plant suffered a large fire damaging office buildings and stock while three other plants at Bonner St. Regis and Hope continue operations. Insurance will cover losses estimated around the timber and mill assets as investigators probe the blaze starters.
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Butte
Yar
Bonner
Be Anda Company
Mother Aloysius Transferred to Spokane Mission
In Helena on January 17, under dispensation from Bishop Carroll the Venerable Mother Aloysius, longtime superior of the House of the Good Shepherd, is moved to Spokane where a new home is planned. Her leadership in Montana was widely recognized and the local home’s administration praised as successful.
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Helena
Carroll
Mother Aloysius
House of the Good Shepherd
Spokane
Montana
Hal Johnstone 13 Safe at a Black Sea Port
Johnstone, formerly a submarine engineer for the Russian Imperial government, has been located in Nicolaev at a Black Sea port after a year’s silence. His mother in New London learned from the Atlantic firm that he is likely to depart Russia soon. Born in Anaconda and Annapolis graduate, Johnstone was last heard amid the 1917 revolution.
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Hal Hf. Johnstone
America
Nicolaev
Blackea
Sam Johnstone
New London
Placv
Johnstone
Russia
Connecticut
Anaconda
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Orange color history and wartime labor notes
The text traces orange’s spread from Africa to Europe around 1020 and its later planting in Australia. It notes delayed English adoption into the sixteenth century and mentions Japan’s 80 age factories with over 10 million pounds annual capacity and Italian women’s wartime factory labor.
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Europe
Africa
England
Australia
Japan
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