Letter From James Jensen From France July 1918
In this July 28 1918 letter from James A Jensen of Co L 4th Training Regiment in France he writes of receiving many home letters and Times issues, describes French farming life and weather, the M C A facilities, coinage, and meals, mentions seeing former Palo Alto county men, and notes his birthday celebrated aboard ship and training camp life including drills and vaccinations. He also references his transfer to Camp Dix New Jersey and hopes for promotion to corporal while Army life fosters appreciation for washerwomen and home news.
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Letter From Charles Christiansen France July 24 1918
Charles Christiansen writes from France describing the rainy season and harsh hills the troops endure. He notes Frank Sullivan’s transfer out of infantry and mentions few men from Camp Dodge in the Chicago regiment. He praises the home paper, mentions the service flag with ninety stars, and hopes to return by Christmas for dinner.
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France
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Charles
Christianssen Co
Letter From George Sipes France August 1918 Dear Brother
George Sipes writes from France on August 4 1918 describing a major battle with heavy German artillery, American advances towards Berlin, and heavy losses across the line. He notes the army’s confidence, a band forming, expected parade at Hogphaly, and Red Cross experiences, while rain makes life in the woods uncomfortable.
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France
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Letter from George M. Sipes Cautioning Safety
A brief letter from musician George M. Sipes of Band 30th Inf A BE F states he cannot disclose details for safety. He hints at many things he could share but will refrain at present. The communication emphasizes caution and personal security.
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Wallingford News Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Wallingford and Estherville residents spent Sundays with friends and relatives across nearby towns. Schools opened September 8 with Estherville teacher Cody guiding grades five to eight. Numerous residents traveled to Estherville Sibley Cedar Falls and the Twin Cities for family, schooling, and medical needs.
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Misa Cody
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Laat
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Soyatson
Dunnell
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Uanny
Mort Durlgo
Lost Island student begins first term of school
Misread OCR notes Milas Clarice Berdin starts her first term this week in Examet county Minnesota. Mrs Sam Hoxolind is listed as a teacher. Fragmentary text suggests local schooling updates and personnel names.
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Clarice Berdin
Examet County
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Jamen
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