Brauns Honor Sons in Service and Local Notices
The Herald applauds H. J. Braunig and notes sons Victor promoted to captain in France and Carl commissioned lieutenant in aviation at Carruthers Field near Dallas. Also reports Mrs. Mary Fehrenkamp’s death in Wharton from pneumonia and burial in New Ulm, with survivors listed. Exemption Board classified about 500 registrants and mailed numbers. Rudolph Valenta’s son Eddie wounded at war, another son Rud Jr. wounded, and son Fred died at Camp Travis. Otto Helweg arrived from the U S S America and Henry Othold reached France. Louis Dittmar dies. Kay Adler dies in Victoria.
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The
Herald
H. J. Braunig
Victor Braunig
France
Carl Braunig
Carruthers Field
Dallas
Hallettsville
Mary Fehrenkamp
Hlo Fehrenkamp
Wharton
New Ulm
Fayetteville
Rudolph Valenta
Eddie
363Rd Infantry
Rud., Jr
Fred Valenta
Camp Travis
Henry Othold
O. C. Dittmar
Houston
Louis Dittmar
John Dittmar
S. A. Thulemeyer
O. G. Blohm
Kay Adler
Victoria
Shiner Gezette
Final Date Set for Motor Transport Corps Recruiting
The final date for Motor Transport Corps recruiting is extended to November 14, 1918. Thousands remain needed for overseas service and some for duty at home. Applications (Form 201 MT) are available through U S Employment Service branches or Enrollment Officers in Texas cities or by mailing to Box 1028 San Antonio Texas.
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Motor Transport Corps
U. S. Employment Service
Community Labor Board
Texas
San Antonio
Soldiers Read to Learn for a Stronger Nation
The Library War Service of the American Library Association has purchased nearly 690000 books on mechanical technical and scientific subjects to meet soldiers demands for informative reading material as they serve the nation.
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Library War Service
American Library Association
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