Funeral Arrangements For Three Brothers In Walkerville
The text reports a funeral set for three brothers from Walkerville with details of venues and times. It mentions Reed's parlors, Cora terrace, Lawrence's church, and residence at 336 Key Kara Twitenell, with mentions of Charles and William Twitchell. The legible fragments indicate a family gathering and a church service scheduled for morning hours.
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Eleany
Meewe
Americ
Nina
Order of
Moose Darlors
Walkerville
Lawren
Sia Cathoe
Florence
Marlo
Te Reed
Cora
Hiornini
Lawrence
Twitenell
Charles
Cole William ‘Twitchell
Urs in aard fight and peace note amid chaos
A fragmented World War I style report mentions the Urs achieving some success in a hard fought encounter and Vienna and Berlin officials including von Hertling praise for the peace conclusion between Germany and Romania. The text expresses gratitude to God and calls for steadfast effort toward a hopeful future amid hostile powers.
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Cello von Hertling
Germany
Rumania
Americans Slash the Huns Behind Allied Lines
With the American front, troops advanced into the hamlet of Annerviliers in a turning move from the rear. Germans met them with rifles but the patrol fought with trench knives. The clash left two Germans dead and their corporal among those brought back to the American lines. no American casualties reported.
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Annerviliers
Geri
Americ Germaini
France
Sailly
Lectie
Amiens
West Court
Fronts in Flanders Heavy Frings and Allied Advances
Fragmented war dispatches describe heavy infantry front actions near Kemmel and lake Eyre in Flanders. British, Australian, and American forces report limited penetrations and minor advances along multiple sectors in France and Picardy as Allied troops prepare for possible broader offensives.
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London
Fland
Kemmel
The Kaisers A Happy Future
Berlin in May reports an optimistic outlook for the Kaiser’s era under Emperor William. The note suggests stability and favorable prospects for Germany’s leadership amid changing European tensions.
Bohemians Aid United War Effort in America
Mrs. Charles R. Motok, chairman of the Relief Committee of the Bohemian National Alliance to America, says Bohemians in America back the U S government in the current war and have faced crises for centuries, showing steadfast support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Motok
Btohemian National Alliance To America
America
Whitehall News highlights and local notices
Whitehall sections recount weddings visits and injuries including Joe Piazol leaving September, Jeff Cavex improving after throat surgery, Mrs Mortimer Lott and Mary Noble Bridges visiting, and a home farm at Ipestone Spines. Local dances at Canyon Inn, a 10 pound daughter, and Marines enlistment plans are noted along with scouts fundraising and community events.
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Whitehall
May
Joe Piazol
Lewis
Sun Con Pu
Iipestone
Jeff Cavex
Ata Hutte
Mortimer Lott
Mary Noble Bridges
Neveral
John
Amr& 8
V. Tustus
Spokane Wash
Dro Tad Mra” Smith
Canyon Inn
D. I Lake
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