Life in the trenches of the Rainbow Division
In Ta ber's history of the 168th Infantry the Rainbow Division’s early trench duty is described. Men face mud and lack of gear while dawn stand to begins before daybreak, followed by shell damage repairs, gear checks, and constant vigilance. The piece notes routine hardships and the grim humor of trench life.
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168Th Infantry
John H. Taber
State Historical Society
Iowa City
Court Testimony on Afton Bank Bond and Ledger Discrepancies
W E Pierson banker testifies about missing town page six in the Afton accounts, bond sales of about 35164.66 dollars, and balances not matching as the bank closed. He describes how receipts, deposits, and bonds were handled, stored, and recorded, noting years of balancing trouble and quarantine during March 1924.
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District Court
W BE. Pierson
State Savings Bank of Afton
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Mr. Schoon
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Mr. Johnston
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The
Bond & Mortgage Company of Iowa
Iowa National Bank of
Des Moines
Keener H. T. Schoon
U.S
State Savings Bank of
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H. T. Schoon
Kansas
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