Letter From Emmitt Bagwell 1 From France Camp De Havre
Dear Father I am well and feeling good despite rain showers. We are in De Havre France after a long voyage from Hoboken aboard our transport with hydroplanes and torpedo boats in view. We crossed 12 days at sea with some seasickness then landed after Nov 5 sighting land was joyful. We stayed at a camp with British troops and faced a brutal storm before England. I hope you and mother stay well and please tell me about Otis Burson Henry Diat and other home boys. Your son Knunitt Bagwell American By France.
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de Havre
France
Milly
Barly Jie
Sre Aeftein
Cara
Hoboken
Hambor
James Daniel
Longview
Rey Duncan
Lowell
DeHavre
Ingland
Sgt. Crorran
Ldo
Tong
Vou
Mamma
Otis Burson
Henry Diat
Ele
Brotha
Tommie
Stray Hog Recovered Reward Offered on Alabama Street
One black sow about 100 pounds escaped from a pen on Alabama Street Saturday night December 14. A five dollar reward is offered by Waeh Avery for its return.
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Wishes for a Happy New Year from a grateful sender
A timeless greeting expresses pleasure in seeing the recipient in person and sends heartiest best wishes for the New Year and every day thereafter. The letter notes that good will is the most valued asset, and appreciation is shown for confidence and loyalty in the service provided.
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