Campaigning at Camp Dodge Continues Across Barracks
Soldier letters describe feed quality improving, fear of a new intake, and humor about an Alabama negro company. He notes the northern Negroes’ reactions to cold weather, the sight of many black troops arriving by train, and shares his new address in Company P 163d Depot Brigade with a closing note to the Chronicle force.
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P” 163d
Chronicle Force
Geo. W. Ries
Voyage of the 168th Infantry From Camp Mills to Governors Island
Pvt Walter D Evans of Co H 168th Infantry writes from Casual Camp Governors Island about sailing from Brooklyn on a converted German transport and turning back after Gulf Stream travel due to boiler leaks. He recalls sea sickness, crowded conditions, hunger, life preservers, a death in the company, and a warm welcome on U.S. soil with eight men per tent and daily drills.
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E. J. Evans
Oskaloosa
American Sunday School Union
Oskaloosa Herald
Co. H. 168Th Infantry
Atlantic
Pella
Harry de Cook
Gerrit Vanden Berg
Henry Kuyper
Evans
Casusl
Governor's Island
Co. H
Camp Mills
Long Island
Brooklyn
Hodgkey
Nes
Gulf Stream
Old
Lowg Coast
United States
Hoboken
N. J
Camp Millis
Tommy Arkless
Philip Plaster
Cato Reynolds
Pvt
Walter D. Evans
168Th U. 8
Inf
N. Y
Local Pella News and Visits Highlight Week
Drs P A Edmand and J V Lankelma return from east after attending National Dental Association in New York and other stops. Numerous residents and visitors including Paardekooper Camp Dodge, Mark Shaw Monroe family, Vander Kolk and De Wit relatives Otley, and Des Moines trips for Mrs H P Van Gorp and others. Gerrit Wisgerhoff and son from Sully stopped in at the Chronicle office.
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P. A. Edmand
J. V. Lankelma
East
National Dental Association
New York
Martin Paardekooper
Camp Dodge
Pella
Mark Shaw
Monroe
M. Porter
T. H. Klein
C. C. Forsythe
Humboldt
P. Vander Kolk
Walter de Wit
Otley
H. P. van Gorp
Emma Sadler
Mary Thomas
Des Moines
J. 8
Dick van Dusseldorp
Art Kaldenberg
D. R. Schakel
Prairie City
Chronicle
H. Bruinekool
Nellie
John Weyers
Nannie Bieshaar
Herman Vander Linden
Leighton
A. Vander Zee
Oskalooga
J. L. Beintema
Jay Hesselink
A.C. Valkenburg
Keokuk
St. Louis
Harry
Dave Thomang
Evans
Remarkable Value Wool Suits for Fifteen Dollars
M Vander Linden advertises all wool suits at 15 dollars with 200 kinds offered at the same price. The message emphasizes uniform value across diverse styles and urges readers to purchase.
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M. Vander Linden
All Wool Suits at $15, Save $10 Tailors Say
Tailors advertise that their suitings are strictly all wool with no price increases. The price remains $15, and customers can save $10 compared with other options.
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Uis
M. Vander Linden
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