Appreciation Letter from Health Dept Praises Red Cross Workers
A Pennsylvania Health Department letter lauds Red Cross workers for aiding during the influenza epidemic. It credits volunteers with alleviating distress and assisting the community, urging chapter leaders to share the praise. Charles Scott Jr notes scarce harvests with only about one percent of the hay crop baled.
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Dearest Mother Letter From Warfront Scout
William L. Catney writes from a war zone to his mother describing rainy days, a machine gun school, friendly French hosts, and plans to mail letters weekly. He asks mother to stay strong, keep faith, and to tell siblings to write. he hints at restricted news and missing home while reaffirming love and prayers for family.
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Tan
Brother Walter
Father
Ruth
Chou
Teun
Rube
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Eaclh
Mython
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Major league magnates seek player availability for 1919 season
New York, Dec. 6. Major league magnates and managers scramble to check up player power for the 1919 season opening. The unwinding wartime restrictions delay releases as many stars face Army or Navy service, leaving clubs uncertain how many players will be available.
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New York
Army
Baseball Teams Brace for Demobilization After War
Baseball clubs face uncertainty as many players remain in U S service at war’s end. Brooklyn Ebbets and Robinson staffers wait for demobilization details while Cleveland and St Louis clubs expect similar personnel gaps. Returns and contracts hinge on army discharge timing, delaying signings and raising salary tensions as the winter signing season looms.
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Brooklyn
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Colonel Ebbets
Wilbert Robinson
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Navy
Transfers and crop notes from early records
Transfers show J. i. Kunkle to 2. ly Starry, lot in Center for 26 dollars and John C. Nicholson to 1.W. Stahl for 15 acres in Greeny Street. Archi Pennington to Hons fley in Glen Campbell for 150 dollars. Some sections report potato crops, oats and bushels, noting sprayed fields versus unsprayed fields.
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J. i. Kunkle
Ly Starry
Center
John C. Nicholson
W. Stahl
Greeny Stooo
Archi Penningeton
Sue Hons Fley
Glen Campbell
Pannera
List of Letters Remaining Uncalled for in Indiana Post Office
A published list shows uncalled letters at the Indiana Post Office on Saturday November 30. Names include G. A. Barr, Mrs Amrie S Allison, T Bush, Lizy Cameldino, Martha M Coon, A R Cooper, Miss Mae Cunningham, Miss Elizabeth Cunningham, Mrs W F Ginstead, Earl Hewitt, C R Hillis, Mrs Susie Luker, Miss Mary H Pease, Mrs John Reiser, Mrs Mary Shirley. Inquiries should note advertised status and date, signed H W Fer P M.
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Indiana Post Office
G. A. Barr
Amrie S. Allison
T. Bush
Lizy Cameldino
Martha M. Coon
A. R. Cooper
Mae Cunningham
Elizabeth Cunningham
W. F. Ginstead
Earl Hewitt
C. R. Hillis
Susie Luker
Mary H. Pease
John Reiser
Mary Shirley
GQamean Fe Stop Fiching Hoseme
Fragmentary text shows garbled news style with likely placeholders or OCR error. Key readable items are not present to identify people, places, or events.
Grand Jury Hearing Delayed as Bail Maintained
The report notes Squire W. L. Mutchinson remained out on bail ahead of a grand jury hearing. Upcoming Civil Court sessions are slated to begin next Monday morning, marking two weeks of civil proceedings to follow.
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Squire W. L. Mutchinson
Hild
Probably His Best and Early Life Reflected in Family Tale
A fragmented reminiscence hints at a father traveling and a team or group scene with names such as Vandyke and Cha. It mentions dancing and a reaction from a person named ETO Cot honerh, who suggests the speaker believes a friend of many panpa’s was involved.
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Mny Panpa
Fragmented Charcoal tale with Thanks Note
A damaged OCR item mentions Eph and Charcoal thought, tents comfort, and a dispersal of greetings. It references Luis, John Sanp, Theos and Nelle Sampson, and a card of thanks seeking to express kindness and sympathy. The readable text is sparse and non cohesive.
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Chareeva
Porker
Luis
John Sanpain
Rilser
Theos
Nelle Sampson
Epidemic News Update Across the United States
Reports from many localities describe a sporadic resurgence of the disease while overall deaths remain lower. Insurance firms face heavy losses yet exact figures are not available, with government notes indicating significant liabilities tied to war related life policies and army camp enrollees.
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Munroe
United States
War Department
Carter Glass Named Treasury Secretary Nominee
President Carter nominates Representative Carter Glass of Virginia for Treasury. The nomination was filed before the President sailed and will be sent to the Senate for action this afternoon. Glass has indicated willingness to serve but has not committed to all terms. A separate note reports Cummins resolution to send a Senate committee to Pers was defeated by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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Wilson
McAdoo
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Senate
Glass
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Cummins
Wimmons
Pers
Senate Foreign Relations
Volunister
Caley
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