Kiyper Brothers Write From England 1918 Dispatch
The Kiyper brothers report from England in August 1918 describing Liverpool’s stone streets Winchester Castle and the West Gate, ancient relics, and a famed cathedral with a great pipe organ. They note farming wealth, crowded farms, English currency, left side driving, and the YMCA presence while expressing resolve to fight for freedom.
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England
Liverpool
New York
America
Winchester
Winchester Castle
Arthur
U. S
Allotment urged for Fourth Liberty Bonds in Sioux County
Sioux County with 99,000,000 net assets is allotted 1,800,000 in Fourth Liberty bonds. An assessment of 112 percent is set, leaving about 250,000 to be raised by voluntary subscriptions. Non signers will be called Thursday to explain patriotism and all cards to be in this week.
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Sioux County
France
Rozenboom Habben Tie The Knot In Hartley
The surprise marriage of Andrew Rozenboom and Katherina Habben occurred last Wednesday in Hartley with Rev Hoffmann officiating. The groom, son of H Rozenboom of Boyden, farms at the old home place north of Boyden. The bride is daughter of John Habben of Melvin. They have begun housekeeping on the newly furnished farm home.
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Andrew Rozenboom
Katherina Habben
Hartley
Hoffmann
H. Rozenboom
Boyden
John Habben
Melvin
Baetke Daughter Arrives Overseas. RCN Nurse Near Front
Rev and Mrs W Baetke received a cablegram from daughter Miss Emma Baetke stating her safe arrival overseas. She is a registered nurse and will soon be near the fighting line helping wounded soldiers. Fred Stehrenberg and family visited from Nebraska last week to see relatives and friends.
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W. Baetke
Emma
Miss Baetke
R.C.N
Fred Stehrenberg
Nebraska
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