Joe Vetter Honored Before Military Training Call
A 40 guest party at Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Campbell home on Tuesday night April 2 1918 celebrated Joe Vetter leaving for military service. Vetter to report April 6 at Sweeney Training School Kansas City for two months of aviation training before deployment to France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Campbell
Joe Vetter
Vetter
Campbell's
Campbell
Joe
Sweeney
Kansas City
Missouri
France
Easter program and community notes from Anita Record
Anita Record shares local news including Easter program success, schedule changes for summer services, Bible school study, and youth society meetings. It notes a new marriage between Grant Woolford and Ruth Foote, with details on their families and relocation, and mentions sale of second hand typewriter and seed corn for sale by O. D. Aldrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Christ
Mark
War camp letters from Charley D. Tinsley
Charley D. Tinsley writes from Deming New Mexico in March 1918 describing his travels with shows for Camp Cody Marines and YMCA screenings for soldiers. He mentions Sherm Myers illness watches updates from Corning Iowa and notes harsh weather while the group visits Texas and Brownsville. The letter ends with small community notices about work, a birthday, and hay for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Galveston
Texas
Brownsville
Sherm
Corning
Iowa
Charley D. Tinsley
Personal notes and church notices from 1918
A collection of personal messages and announcements from March 1918 including name changes of newspaper deliveries for Sherm and J C Johnson, Sunday school and church services at a Thomas Winder parish, Easter program notes, attendance and offerings, and local social updates from Anita Iowa and Des Moines Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Old Bass Letter From 1918 Requests Subscription Renewal
March 26 1918 letter from Tam to Sherm notes Richards illness and ups and downs. Tam recalls past care, offers comfort, and includes an $8 subscription renewal for the Record. Ends with best wishes for he and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherm
Richard
Wheat from Farm to France Under War Conditions
The article traces two bushels of wheat from farm to end use under wartime controls. It details Grain Corporation licenses, licenses’ limits on pricing, distribution through Georgia and Missouri mills, and shipments to Atlanta New York and Paris. It notes government influence raised flour prices and curbed profiteering while many small speculators left the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Grain Corporation
United States
War Trade Board
Beig
France
U. S
Seaboard
Georgia
Atlanta
New York City
Food Administration
Hmit
Uncle Sam
Mineeapolis
Minneapolis
URING
Congress
New York
The
Graton Corporation
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens Savings. Bank
State of
D. Forshay
M. Blakesley
D.R. Forshay
John W. Nichols
Ernest Stone
Lee K. Nichols
Insurance Depath
W. R. Spence
Audubon Township Creamery Co
F. O. Worthing
Alamo
Gale
Walter Clark
Humboldt, Kansas
Anita
L. P. Hadley
Congregational Church Notes
H. J. Wilkins
White Pole
Grant D. Woolford
Ruth Foote
Avoca
Grant
Ruth
Maggie McDermott
Prescott
O. D
Aldrich
RED Millcafe
Atlantic
Sherm, Sr
Sherman, Jr
Frank Leffingwell
Blaine
Gerald
Bernard Stone
Timothy
E.r.gardner
Thomas C. Winder
Kissimme
Florida
Anita Produce Company
J. C. Johnson
Fontanelle
Hawarden
First Methodist Church
Serena
Thomas
Mrs
Karl Caddock
Grace Parrot
Extra
Dorsey
South Anita
Ross Howlett
Bessie Lowell
Sherm, Jr
Gladys Joy
Irwin Joy
Fred Piper
Rochester
Minnesota
Oeed
OLD Bass
Charles W Ha Fmar UN the
Country Gentleman
America
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!