A LETTER TO ALL OUR BOYS IN SERVICE
A wartime letter from Hamburg Post urging support for troops, recounting patrols, shipboard duties, and home front concerns. It notes events in Kentucky and references Obie and Charleston, with reflections on wartime life, discipline, and morale. The letter mentions losses, captures, and the impact on families and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feck
Ielore
Kentucky
Charleston
Torapask
Phil ‘Auphy
Hratvige Cobb
Morvansyown
North Carolina
Herald
Community church notices and events in mixed text
Church notices list services, Sunday school, adult classes, and youth activities across multiple congregations. Events include evening worship, morning services, women’s guild meetings, prayer nights, and children's programs with various leaders and locations.
Locust Grove Social Notes Hint at Community Links
Fragmentary Locust Grove social column mentions families and neighbors such as Don Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gruber and sons, Harold Gruber and Retaie, Willard Hays, Mrs. Francis Sallee, and Ada Metjuten among others, indicating a small town gathering or club notices with names and relations. The text is incomplete but preserves local social connections and civic curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Took
Ane the
Tees
Don Howard
Taemancook
M. Paul Gruber
Harold Gruber
L. Andy Ar
Brat Foot
Familly
Annt
Willard Hays
Francis] Sallee
Ada Metjuten
Bar
Magazine scene recounts oddities and flood effects
A garbled colonial newspaper fragment describes magazine notes on arts and local weather or humidity. It mentions a fainting outbreak, odd names, and a farm incident where a dog fell into water at Drex Craig farm, rescued by A. Clark of Ackworth after the dog’s barking drew attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fatty
Weil
A. Clark
Ackworth
Drex Craig Farm
Clark
Clarinda Teens and Red Cross Drill for Service
Local report notes Clarinda youths and a Red Cross instructor plan a health and recreation program. The piece mentions teenagers not joining elders in military service and discusses public improvement efforts during summer programs tied to community and youth training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarinda
Sper
Red Cross
Alder Ee Ag
Sur Boys
Cirle
Aler Prmmasis
Clarintia Heraid-Journal
Letter on Ekner Jacobsen Farm Calves and Milk Output
A letter from Ekner Jacobsen's farm at 7227 Herlar notes efforts to raise production. The cow recently gave birth to a calf about three months ago and another calf was born last week, reflecting improving dairy output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ekner Jacobsen
Herlar
Traveling Dens-Christensen of Storm Lake
Traveling to Storm, La, the pair named Long-Ditante completed a long ride by bicycle from Storm Lake covering miles in a single trip, arriving after a strenuous journey and making the tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storm
Storm Lake
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United Bras
National Editorial
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Evearex Nook
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Mes. Lee
Mr. End Drs
Hamburg Sactey
B. Weerdley
Bundey School
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Kienry Teeie
Assembly OF
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Children's Bester
Evangelical Church
Guild
Willard “Synee
Charles Zuce Wit
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Bites
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Jenevican Co-operative Serum Asociation Wilson Drug Store
Phone
Iowa
Locust Grove
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Magazine of
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Ben Fender Springfield
S. Dakota
Baeke
Tating
Arnie Ewe Kem
Tone Rollerkoater
Poage Paint and Coal Co. Telephone 53
Ilamburg, Iowa
Hay Baling
Donald and
Robert Finnell
Ralph R. Real Insurance Service
New York Laboratory
Julien
Tecma
America
Long Inland City
N.Y
Popel-Cole Rests
Rad UK
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