Felis of Trip of First Regiment to New Mexico
Letter from Charles McCampbell of Company M 133d Infantry describes travel from Camp Dodge to Deming New Mexico Camp Cody. He recalls rail stops via Des Moines Kansas City Parsons Fort Worth El Paso and arrival October 1 1916 with tents drills and new facilities. He notes cold mornings heat by day training schedule future voyage and pride in new uniforms and facilities.
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J. T. McCampbell
Charles
Camp Cody
Camp Dodge
Camp Cody, N. M
Fort Des Wioines
Iowa
168Th Regiment of Infantry
Rowe Island
N. Y
Deming
Renovan
1St Iowa
Fort Des Moines
Gear Dodge
Iguaré
Kansas City
Fimner
Kansas
Parsons
Oklahoma
Denis On
Texas
Fort Worth
el Paso
N. M
Ydarda
Srd
168Th
Iam
Detail
Charles McCampbell Co
N. M. Co
U. S&s. Infty
For Sale Classified Listings and Offers
Various local ads list items for sale including a library table dining chairs brass bed 9x12 rug and stove at 705 West Washington. Other notices offer farm listings in Northern Missouri a five room house near the square a Ford touring car and land at low prices from White & Son Macon. Also ads for rebuilt typewriters from the Journal American Writing Machine Co. Chicago Illinois.
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West
Washington Street
Missouri
E. B. Hate
Frank W. Gibbs
Kirksville
W. D. Garmo
A. W. Rakow
J. P. Starr
White & Son
Macon
Remingtons
Monarcha
L. C. Smitha
Royals
City Road Tax Due at Clerk Office This Month
Notice announces poll or road tax due at City Clerk's office with penalties after October 31 1917. Tax payments accepted Wednesday and Saturday evenings from seven to nine o'clock during the month, per Street Commissioner Co J Gilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. J. Gilly
Local Briefs Note Visits and Returns Around Ottumwa
Miss Leona Doller returned to Ottumwa after a weekend visit at the John Hammon and John Roth homes. Mrs. Ona Vetter and daughter Florence of Burlington spent the weekend at the W M Ebbert home. Miss Varilla Smith returned to Glendale today after visiting friends in town. Vera Hartman, a Burlington freight office stenographer in Ottumwa, spent Sunday with her parents. Various residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ebbert and Mrs. Walter Prouty, were noted as visiting or returning from trips and visits in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Doller
Ottumwa
John Hammon
John Roth
Clyde Ebbert
Douglas
Wyoming
W. M. Ebbert
Ona Vetter
Mise Florence
Varilla Smith
Glendale
Vera Hartman
Burlington
OO. B. Hartman
Elder's Livery Taxi Notice
In a taxi business notice, the firm urges contact via the Elder's Livery phone line Phine 99 and provides the address 485 for service inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Call Elder
Phine
Cotton rag sale and potato notice on Burlington rail
Phrase listing clean cotton rags at four cents per four pounds and a potato car price of $1.35 on Burlington tracks. Advertised by A. J. Boyd with sack bring.
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Yone
Burlington
A. J. Boyd
Death of Joshua K Hartman in Clearfield
Joshua K Hartman born July 19 1843 in Johnson County Iowa died October 20 in Clearfield aged 74 years 3 months and 1 day He married Harriet Earhart May 17 1866 They lived in Johnson Ringgold and finally Clearfield where he owned a hardware business and served as mayor seven times Survived by wife and five children Funeral services conducted by Pastor Rev Field with interment in Clearfield cemetery
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Clearfield
Joshua K. Hartman
C. B. Hartman
Hartman
Johnson County
Iowa
Harriet Earhart
Ringgold County
Annette
Clara Mann
Arthur Hartman
Sioux City
Otto Hartman
Fairfield
Walden kills wife and brother-in-law then himself
Albert Walden, prominent Bloomington area farmer, enraged by his wife’s divorce suit and her refusal to return home, shot and killed his wife and her brother John Hawkins before taking his own life. Hawkins had married just two weeks prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Bloomington
Ind
Albert Walden
Here
John Hawkins
Hawkins
Norwegian Steamship Storo Sinks After U-Boat Attack
Copenhagen reports a German submarine sank the Norwegian steamship Storo of 1805 tons off the Spanish coast. Seven crew members were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Storo
Writers Buried by Shell on Italian Front
A party of American journalists on a castle rampart at Gortz on the Isonzo front was buried by earth and mud after a shell exploded nearby. All were knocked down but only Charles T. Thompson of the Associated Press was injured, lightly in the right cheek, and treated at a nearby post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gorttz
Isonzo
Reuter
Charles T. Thompson
Associated Press
Nelson back and registers in Madison after return
Byron Nelson son of Congressman Nelson returns from Canada and registers under the draft law. He then appears in federal court and pleads not guilty to alleged law violation, requesting an early trial and giving bond for appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Madison, Wis
Byron Nelson
Nelson
Canada
Wolf Chemical CO
Quincy, Il
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Mexico
Walter Prouty of
Lockridge
City
A. L. Stanford
Mrs. Fuller
Lyford
Pleasant Plain
Fred Martin
Albert Brier
Fred Peebler
Libertyville
Fila Gibbons
SHELL
Thompson
Daniel Frohman
Marguerite Clark
The
Amazons
Feyne
B. A. Rolfe
Presents
Viola Dana
Iowa Forum
Journal of Public Affairs
Homestead
Wallace
Farmer
W. O. Payne
Nevada
Iown
Forum Company
Des Moines
S. B
P.O
Shriner & Johnson
Wat Broadway
North Court Street
East Briggs Street
Blakely Hill
Gamrath
Firestone
Goodrich
Journal
Pure Life Insurance
National Life Assn
W. B. Parrett
James F. Wilson Jr
Agts
Fairfield, Ta
William Fox
Dustin Farnum
Durand of
Jesse L. Lasky
Madam Petrova
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