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Newspaper

Jasper News

Location

Jasper, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1918

Page

7

Virgil Carter Writes From Funston Kans Draft Camp

Virgil Carter reports from Funston Kansas about four hours of daily drill and Sunday meals. He contrasts infantry drill with medical drill, noting shade and water limitations in infantry and the smaller organized space for medical training. He mentions a weed-out process, potential reassignment, and his wish for cooler weather and lighter gear.

Funston Kans Jasper Shade Loggins Virg

Compliment for Father Reader’s Note

The traveling man’s son wrote home praising his father for the kind gifts he sent but ended with a direct wish that his father come back home himself. The brief missive highlights gratitude and a longing for home.

First Day in France From Edwin Cordz Letter Home

Edwin Cordz writes from France in July 1918 describing arrival in a village, French life and work, beer prices, a YMCA visit, and plans to meet General Pershing. He notes air raids, moving to the front, and transport duties with Battery A. He asks his mother for letters and mentions Steve back home.

France Ju Y 1918 Steve Jasper United States General Pershing Edwin S. Cordz Battery A 61St. Artillery C.A.C. A.E.F New York City N.Y

Walter Lauderbaugh Writes Doug Harbur in France

Walter Lauderbaugh reports from Harbur France dated July 27 1918 to J D Harbur. He asks about Jasper and notes being at the front in a mountainous region, mentioning rough terrain and movement since landing.

Walter Lauderbaugh Doug. Harbur France J. D. Harbur Jasper

Peet in Ton of Coal

A Popular Science Monthly note explains estimating coal needs by bin dimensions. To determine tonnage, measure bin length, width, and depth, then multiply to get cubic feet. A ton of egg coal yields about 35 cubic feet, with prices ranging from $2 to $8.

Popular Science Monthly

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Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes A. B. Deutsch Clothing Co Carthage, Mo March Army A.B. Deutsch Clothing Co. Lee Halliburton R.C. Grissom Orie Snyder Virgil Carter Caldwell Bros Big Dog Jasper, Mo Ed Corde Doniphan Corp Walter W. Lauderbaugh Co. F 110Th Engineers Auto Tire Shop Gates Dana Johnson F. BS Dunning Carthage Red Cross Emma Knell First National Bank and Farmers & Merchants Bank
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