More Letters of Our Soldier Lads
A long letter collection from Minnesota correspondents in France and at Camp Bliss details soldiers awaiting furlough, hospital stays, and news from home. It includes snippets from Waldemar Janke, Henry Brand, and Frank Vandersee, with notes on armistice celebrations, travel between camps, and chilly French weather affecting morale.
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Camp Bliss
Page
Nitrriokell
Minnesota
Camp Dodge
Ison
Cam Cody
Wagoner Alfred Kissner
M. G. Bln
Sleepy Eye
France
Alfred
Ida Engelbert
Harry
Tam
U. S
Hire
Carl
Arthur Beyer
Paul C. Beyer
328 Headquarters Supply Co
Paris
Merry Christus
Headquarters Supply Co. A
Mtenry M. Ranweiler
States
Lyons Hut
Tim
Frank E. Vandersee
Aix Les Bains
Aix
Tim Bains
Herman Schwantes
Idw Schwantes
John Seddellev
Ed Baer
Sammy
Louis Roesch
Casual Co. No. L. A. K. F
Mary
Liverpool
Germany
Fred Windland
Alfred H
Camp Grant
Captain Parker
Th Mess Supply Co
John X. Neumann
John F. Neumann
Lieut Neumann
A. P
Caesar
Brittany
Napoleon
Joan of Arc
Emil
A. J. Pinender
A.P.O
J. F. Neumann
John
Altho
Vic
Doctor Bell
Henry Haeberle
Frank J. Klein
Co. B
Pioneer Inf
Searles
Local notes on residents returning home
Mrs Alb Haas recovered from influenza after over four weeks at Loretto Hospital and returned home Saturday. John Fesenmier also left Loretto and went home last week. Miss Elsie Kluck came home Wednesday after seven months at Peter Nelson farm in Linden. A large turnout from the area attended Jos Kloeck auction last Thursday in Sigel.
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Alb. Haas
Loretto Hospital
Nick
John Fesenmier
Loretto
Elsie Kluck
Peter Nelson
Linden
Sigel
Deputy Sheriff Heroic Call in Nighttime Searles Incident
Deputy Herman Jahnke braved mud and slush to reach Searles after a late OSS call. He found two hysterical young ladies Lena Scheibel and Rose Wagner, a broken window, and gunfire from an unknown assailant aiming at Nos Man’s Land. A sewing machine deflected the bullet, while officials await further action.
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Herman Jahnke
O U S
Searles
Lena Scheibel
Rose Wagner
No Man's Land
Connte
A. Frederickuwort
Convictions of Gilbert and Martin Upheld by State Supreme Court
The Minnesota Supreme Court affirmed district court verdicts against Joseph Gilbert and Louis W. Martin, nonpartisan league organizers, for disloyal statements during 1917 and upheld their fines and jail terms. The decision, written by Commissioner Myron D. Taylor, rejected defenses that intent was required, while Holt dissented in Martin case. Potential U.S. Supreme Court appeal indicated.
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Joseph
Gilbert
Louis W. Martin
State Supreme Court
Goodhue County District Court
Martin
Minnesota
N.S. Randall
Kenyon
England
Robert M. la Follette
St. Pat. Martin
Randall
Holt
Supreme Court
Myron D. Taylor
Andrew Holt
Capitol
U.S. Supreme Court
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertises 35 Years Reliability
A vintage advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a trusted remedy for catarrh. It claims the medicine acts on the blood to clear mucous surfaces and offers a reward for cases not cured, urging readers to buy from Cheney Co. and local druggists.
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Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Hamann
Spwiggiel
Robert A. Wendt
Springfield
Howdn
Brown
Waldemar Janke
Martha
Camp Tackson
Lieneni
Walt
Pliny
Dhue
Odliver
Sinae
Waldemar
John Schunk
Com- Ivey
Toh Tr
Solin
Huy Tong
Ta Valbonm
U. S.a
Lyons
Michael Ranweiler
Harry G. Brand
Veyie-Moutoy
Elmér Schmid
Minn
John R. Schmid
G-2
82Nd Div
C, A
Argonne Forest
M. Lehrer
Otto M. Lehrer
Co. H. 345
Camp Pike
Camp Dix
N. J
S7th
St. Nazaire
University of Minnesota
Camp Funston
Kansas
Uncle Sam
Searles State Bank
RED Cross
Esquire
Auto Tire Vulcanizing Co. H. CG
Vocelpohl
Gilbert and Martin
North Dakota
Nonpartisan League
Farmers
Banglers