Glider Turner’s Aix-les-Bains Leave Reflections 1918
Glen Turner recalls a seven day leave in Aix-les-Bains France during Sept 1918, detailing the resort town’s fame, hot springs, and Y M C A facilities. He describes Mount Revard, Lake Bourget, and the American A E F presence, noting the Y M C A as a hub for soldiers and planned excursions.
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Aix-le-Bains
Aix-les-Bains
Buvung
Mount Revard
Lake Bourget
Monte Carlo
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Europe
Ark
United States
Mrs Baumgartner Burg Dies at Home of Influenza
Mrs Frank Baumgartner died at her home due to influenza. The family expresses gratitude for the sympathies received.
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Frank Baumgartner
Burg
Obituary Notices From A City City Area
The district reports several deaths including Miss Hazel Haggard at her home of her parents Mr and Mrs Ben Haggard. R K of Hazelton died in hospital from pneumonia and influenza. Ben Fix of Strasburg died at home with funeral in Strasburg. John Heyerman died at his home from pneumonia. Inez Cornelson of Minneapolis died from influenza while traveling to care for patients near Hague.
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Hazel Haggard
A Ben Haggard
Ben Fix
Strasburg
John Heyerman
Inez Cornelson
Minneapolis
Hague
Inez
Linton Ten
Portland
Marion Stedman Death Notice in 1918 Mont
News reached here the week of the death of Marion Stedman a three year old son of and Mrs. Roger Stedman at Mont October 25 1918 Cause of death was whooping cough influenza Mrs Stedman was remembered as Miss Florence of this city We extend our sympathy.
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Marion Man
Roger Stedman
Mont
Stedman
Florence
Thelma Johnston Ba ug Dies at Six Years Old
Thelma Johnston Bau g died at home Friday October 25 at age six after a period of headaches and brain fever. Parents listed as Mr and Mrs Arthur Stonbaugh. The family notes this is the end death in the family with a loss.
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Thelma Johnston
Mrs. Arthurstonbaugh
Deaths of Miss Gertrude Syverton in October 1918
Miss Gertrude Syverton died after a short illness of influenza and mania at the Jones home on October 28 1918 Though a newcomer she had made many friends during a few weeks teaching in the local school Her home was Ville ND and the body will be moved later to that location for burial in Linton cemetery The community extends sympathy to her bereaved parents who came too late to bid her farewell.
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Gertrude Syverton
Jones
Ville N. D
Linton
Harry Corner dies after influenza pneumonia in Linton
Harry Corner born May 27 1884 died Oct 28 aged 84 from pneumonia following influenza. Born in Allen's Grove Iowa he moved to Linton eight years ago and ran a hotel. Survived by wife two children Merl and Verl two brothers Oliver and Ovie and two sisters Mrs Tucker of Geneva Ia and Mrs Miles of McIntosh S D.
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Harry Corner
Allen’s Grove
Iowa
Linton
Merl
Verl
Oliver
Ovie
Albert Tucker
Geneva
Win. Miles
McIntosh
Farm Land Bank Aids North Dakota Farmers Saving Millions
The article argues the Farm Land Bank lowers interest rates in North Dakota and benefits farmers, asserting the scheme reduces costs and counters opposition from partisan groups within the Reserve and related factions. It stresses that the bank’s impact is proven by substantial savings for local farmers.
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Farm Land Bank
North Dakota
Beloved Dr M W Roan Receives Duty Call
Poetic tribute expresses sympathy for a loved physician while noting Capt M W Roan of Roan Strauss Fischer medical firm has been ordered to Camp Beauford Alexandria La. He is the third staff member to depart, leaving Dr F B Stauss as sole city health officer. The clipping from Bismarck Tribune mentions Dr Roan's consultations in Linton.
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M. W. Roan
Roan Strauss & Fischer
Camp Beaufregard
Alexandria
Roan
F. B. Stauss
Bismarck Tribune
Linton
Mrs Young Dies in Washington Deaths From Influenza Attack
Mrs. E Flage Young of Chicago chairman of the National Woman's Liberty committee died in Washington today from pneumonia after a Spanish influenza infection. Her death follows a fall flu season and marks a notable loss for the liberty movement.
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Washington
Thibet Free Yet Under native Control
A sketch notes Thibet remains largely governed by local natives of the Mongol branch while China supervises foreign relations and keeps small Chinese troops in garrisons.
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Thibet
Townley attacks Wilson over steel trust ties in wartime speech
A two month postwar speech by Townley accuses President Wilson of serving the United States Steel corporation, the sugar trust, and the beef trust. The Nonpartisan Socialist quote urges government action over corporate interests. Continued on Page Five.
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United States
Townley
Wilson
United States Steel Corporation
Mr. Townley
U. S. Steel Corporation
Sugar Trust
Beef Trust
Toemlew
Order release of questionnaires in selective service
Washington Oct 18 Questionnaires for ages 18 and 20 and 32 to 36 were ordered released by Provost Marshal General Crowder in all local board districts where other groups have been classified. This will affect more than half the territory in the United States and progress is ahead of expectations. Local boards must release 10 percent per day.
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Washington
Crowder
United States
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Joann
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Frank Baumgah
R. EK. Batzer
R. K
Hazelton
Inez Corneilson
Marion Stedman
Thelma Johnstonbaug
Farm Banks
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Owens
Lia
Mhong
Couns
Agandan
Emmons
Bismarck
Oral Farm Loan
Ection
jNonpar
Will
York
Dakota
Mrs. Young
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