My Dear Sister Wartime Letters From a Soldier in 1919
A reader's wartime correspondence describes letters home from George and others, noting health, travel back to Kansas City, plans before Christmas 1919, and humor about German cooties, gas tanks, and marching logistics. It mentions war saving stamps, local meetings, mail received from friends, and scenes of daily life with nurses arriving.
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Fred
Kansas City
Okhoma
Aunt Maude
Herald
Winson
Germany
Ead
Kaiser
George
Tam
Harry
Anna
Dewey
Wales
Reat
Nellie
Old Beaver Co
M. P
Evans
Wartime Letter and Home Front Notices from 1918
A wartime letter from a French camp describes guard duties and officer losses. Separate items urge knitting and Red Cross work, warn against crochet, and call Oklahomans to buy War Savings Stamps to meet 1918 quotas. The mix includes personal notes, park visit, and civic appeals.
Resolutions of a fraternal lodge amid wartime appeals
The text records resolutions from a fraternal lodge praising Oscar Gardner and a past chancellor commander, noting a dispensation of Providence and invoking sympathy for lodge members. It mentions charter presentation, record keeping, and committee references, with a wartime call to buy War Savings Stamps and support Uncle Sam.
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Uncle Sam
Oscar Gardner
Grand Lodge
Ruabang
Tomergetic Lodge
Fee
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