Soldier letters from France reveal front life and hopes
A wartime letter from Novie Murphree of Company K 6th Infantry A.B.E. in France describes life in No Man’s Land, trench patrols at night, shell fire, and longing for home while expressing confidence in ending the war. The note notes hardships, chores, and letters from Jessie Murphree, with mention of Sart. Mur phy wounded two weeks earlier.
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Jessie
Shermit
Wweri
Tam
Germany
Ponna
No Man's Land
Mamma
Boscho
Floy
Bonnie
Novie Murphree
6Th Infantry A. BE
Sart
Murphy
Rey
Grace Church Announces Pastor Vacation And Meetings
Grace church stewards approve a September vacation for the pastor. He will preach next Sunday at 11:16 and meet the Bible class at 10:15. The fourth quarterly conference is October 18, with the annual conference in Chester on November 2, two weeks earlier than usual.
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First Prosecution by Vital Statistics Bureau in State
Chief Clerk of the Vital Statistics bureau and state health officials open the first prosecution for failure to revert births attended within ten days. Dr Kreps pleads guilty on four counts. Magnisteate Coker fines him 25 dollars per case. State Health Officer Hayne urges suspended sentences, while Miller says prosecutions will continue with no suspended sentences on conviction.
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Clow, Miller
the Vital Statistics
State Board of House
Debow Wrap
Columbian
Kreps
Magnisteate Coker
James Adams Hayne
Miller
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