Red Cross News Highlights Hughes County War Effort
Traifold in Hughes county proclaims 100 percent Red Cross membership within town limits. County HQ at Philip plans surgical dressings with Mrs. T J McGuire and Mrs. J C Severin in charge. Grindstone and Ash Creek branches plan a July 4 celebration with events and a dance. County surpassed state war fund drive goal, raising about $4500, the best in the state. Private Robert E. Rutterford of Battery C 147 Field Artillery died of disease in France. his parents reside near Pierre.
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RED Cross News
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Red Cross
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J. C. Severin
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Grindstone
Ash Creek
Haakon County
Pennington County
Security Bank
Robert E. Rutterford
C. 147 Field Artillery
France
Pierre
Rapid City News Briefs and Marriage Notice Across State
Cutter mix of items from Fort Pierre to Rapid City includes Clem Konst praising a safe arrival in France and roles at the Wall Record and Camp Lewis, editor changes and a transfer of real estate titles, plus a May 25 1918 Rapid City Methodist marriage of Donald G. Crittenden and Sadie Irene Tone with reception details.
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Clem Konst
France
Powell
A.V. Pallving
Wall Record
Camp Lewis
J. E. Witten
Record
Methodist Hospital
Arma
Donald Crittenden
Philip
Farmer Hires Six Horses to Plow and Harrow in Indiana
A field agent of the Bureau of Crop Estimates notes a farmer in Indiana driving a six horse team to a disc plow and leading three horses to harrow. The report highlights reliance on large horse teams to meet farm labor shortages under traditional methods.
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United States
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Indiana
Gem Monday mud Tuesday
Gem Monday mud Tuesday summarizes limited readable text noting a sequence around Monday and Tuesday events. The fragment mentions dates and days in a terse fashion without complete context or names. No clear individuals, organizations, or places are identifiable from the available material.
Gipsy Smith on Y M C A in war trenches
Gipsy Smith outlines the Y M C A role to British soldiers in France and abroad. He describes huts as churches and homes in Mesopotamia Egypt and Palestine, and cites 300000 officers and men won to Christ by Y M C A workers since the war began.
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Gipay Smith
France
London
Trenc
Mesopotamia
Egypt
Palestine
Jerusalem
Y.M.C
Gipsy Smith
Reed County clerk reports Friday morning bus route changes
A fragmented passage notes Ane Robinson Reverend traveling Friday morning from a bus to Salem and Pierre, with unspecified details. No further context or confirmed events are readable in the text.
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Frimorning
Salem
Pierre
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