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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1918

Page

3

Local News Briefs Highlight Amid Influenza Reports

C G Sparks of Batavia and others visit the city on various errands. Miss Mable Gantz of Brookville spends the day in town. Several births, marriages, and influenza cases are noted along with military moves and returns from Camp Pike and Camp Dodge.

Mable Gantz Brookville

Letters From War Fronts End with Armistice News

Robert Anstead N. C. Anstead shares a wartime letter from his son Robert dated November 18 1918 describing celebrations across France after the armistice. He notes officers speeches, evacuations of hospital buildings, and locals rejoicing while also observing price disparities, ongoing flu, and preparations for leaving. He mentions friends Luke Logan Roger Giles and Ed Freyschlag, and references Paris and Red Cross huts.

Pres Wilson Foch Col. Clarke Glass House France Suany Luke Logan Roger Giles Ourincourt Acre Red Cross Paris Bob. P.S

Letter from Bruce Halferty on U S Service of Supply desert camp

Bruce Halferty writes from a vast World War I service base describing 150000 personnel across all services, a 70 mile warehouse complex along a historic road used by Joan of Arc, the third largest ice and storage plant in the world, and daily 16 hour work shifts. He notes a record for fastest car loading by Butchery Co. and a large barracks and mess facility feeding hundreds, while hoping to return home in two or three months.

Bruce R. Halferty William Halferty U. S Service of Supply Joan of Arc France Oldth Butchery Co

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