Silent oath for peace after twenty two years of war
A wartime era appeal reflects on World War I sacrifices and asks for continued peace. The message honors the fallen on Flanders fields and calls for a peaceful hemisphere, ending with a prayer for lasting harmony. Sponsored by local citizens.
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Flanders
Shelltorn
Local Officials and Figures Named in Post Office List
A fragment lists CORA E IVEY FRANK PARK R G HUNTER W W BEAM A M SIMONSON Postmaster C L GUNDERSON DR G A EVERSON DR MOLYNEUX among several individuals. The partial text suggests a roster of names possibly tied to postal or civic roles.
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America
Hemisphere
W. L. McIntire
M. W. Webb
Francis Hood
Cora E. Ivey
Frank Park
R. G. Hunter
L. M. Graham
P. J. Riches
Clarence Dahl
Central States Electric CO
W. W. Beam
A. M. Simonson
C. L. Gunderson
G. A. Everson
A. A. Firkins
J. E. Rickard
Charlton Grain Co., Inc
Pat” Heathman
Soren Christensen
Carl White
DR. Molyneux
Lester Leserman, M. D
H. C. Grafton
Frank Cornwell
J.T. Grant & Son
G. G. Butler
J. C. Brogotti
P. Christensen
Thompson Bros
Rolfe Auto Company
Ivey Seed House
M. R. Soth Arnold H. Wold
B. A. Peterson
E. Hisenberee
Nielson Bros. Fashion Shop
Rolfe State Bank