Letter From Lieut A Wilesa Continand From Pees 1
A wartime letter recounts the arrival of a battalion attached to the front line and the officer’s rough experiences. The writer describes the strain of duty under bombardment and the momentary relief found far from the noise of shells, noting officer life and the odd luck of his nickname “the lucky Little Devil.” The tone mirrors a frontline soldier’s casual weekly update to family.
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Local Government Bond Issuance Approved in 1918 Meeting
The board approves issuing a loan of 99100.00 for infrastructure and housing projects in Reeetoen Townsite. The act authorizes a loan at eight percent interest to fund street work and building needs, with conditions set by the trustees and treasurer on repayment and security.
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