Edward L. Cosk Co. E 120th Inf 38 Div AEF
Edward L. Cosk serves with Company E of the 120th Infantry, 38th Division, American Expeditionary Force, as recorded via New York communiqué.
29 Aug 1918
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Newspaper
Pocahontas County Sun
Location
Laurens, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1918
Page
1
Edward L. Cosk serves with Company E of the 120th Infantry, 38th Division, American Expeditionary Force, as recorded via New York communiqué.
The fragmented OCR lists several military units and locations from World War I era files. It references Camp Ditty New Jersey Camp Dix New Jersey and units such as E L Cook 87 Division Hdq and United States Naval Forces Abroad with care of P M New York City and Brooklyn connections.
A long list of service members and their units spans camps in Iowa New York California Florida Ohio and Texas among others. It includes Pvt Joseph F. Davis 872 Aero Squadron Detachment E Aviation Training School St Paul MN and Leonard O Lumisen Bat B16 Field Artillery AEF plus many others with assignments at Camp Dodge Camp Funston Fort Meade Des Moines Great Lakes and more. The roll preserves names ranks and locations reflecting a broad wartime roster.
A garbled wartime plea notes food and garden guidance. It mentions Garbite and Gard ite at a time of shortages, urging readers to grow gardens and seek dealers, with a push to buy direct from Centralia, Missouri.
The note describes common farming practice of turning fleck the corn after it is well taveeled, with lower leaves removed. It explains hoeing to remove weeds and green growth, and to retain only the lower leaves while improving the corn’s condition.
Instructions describe cleaning and restoring damaged components of a pet care device and related items. Steps include cleaning affected parts, applying antiseptics or fuels, allowing drying times, and final sanitation. The text references a senator and historical date fragments without clear context.
The report outlines steps to conserve free labor and extend draft ages amid manpower shortages. Civil authorities aim to mobilize workers and ensure continued military readiness, with telegraph updates and next steps planned for swift action and compliance.
An Illinois man involved in a plane incident ends with a successful outcome as authorities report on Briageman and related events. Nea Kieray is cited in local coverage.
Unclear eyewitness notes describe a chaotic scene in Laurens with blurred details. Report mentions eye injuries and a confusing account of an incident involving a person named W. Morgan and others, with references to a party and attempted actions.
Listing of commodity prices and units with items such as flour sugar beans lard milk and various grains. Includes per pound per ton and other pricing notes from a local price committee.
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