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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1918

Page

3

Armistice Celebration Echoes From Camp Montoir France

Letter from Donald H. Harper, now with the Chemical Warfare Service, recounts a jubilant St Nazaire armistice parade with Allied colors, soldiers, sailors, and townspeople flooding the streets in celebration. He mentions Belgium front actions, Montfancon, No Man's Land imagery, and the sorrow of war.

Frank Harper Donald H. Harper Camp Montoir France St. Nazaire Lieut Scott Nazaire Montolr Octrol Ocean Boulevard Jess Sccno Chemical Warfare Service

SAPP BOYS AT FRONT WHEN PEACE CAME

Mr and Mrs Charles Sapp of East Burgess Street received letters from sons Ray and Walter Sapp ambulance drivers at the front in Belgium. They report Armistice on November 11 and express disbelief and relief as the division waited for peace amid quiet guns and a final infantry assault.

Ray Charles Sapp Burgess Street Walter Sapp Belgium Dasud Tne

Miss Ada Graham’s letter on D C Stone Jr death

Mrs John W Mullen of West Sugar Street received a letter from Ada T Graham formerly of Mr Vernon, the nurse for D C Stone Jr who died in France in September The letter dated October 8 confirms he died of pneumonia rather than wounds and notes a Sunday visit on September 22 when his leg hurt.

No. 1 Stone Ife Drewiing Miss Eakins John W. Mullen West Sugar Street Ada T. Graham Vernon

Firing Line Report From 1918 Ot Sends Sleep Not Sleep

Captain Julius W Headington writes to Ed Dever of Vernon Ohio describing a quiet day in the supply line with little business. He notes a rare chance for rest after days of transporting ammunition and hints at continued frontline duties in the region on The Front dated Sat Nov 2 1918.

Edward Dever West Gambler Street Julius W. Headington Ed Dever Vernon Ohio

For Sale: Wood and Iron Pulleys and Shafting Parts

Numerous wood and iron pulleys of various sizes two sets of cone pulleys several shafting lengths and hangers available. Call at Banne office for details. Also for sale a nearly new 1911 Oldsmobile cylinder model Olx cylinder. See W C Rockwell, administrator. tf tf

Kor Sal Banne Tet W. C. Rockwell

The Geren artillery and night fighting endure amid convoy toil

A wartime letter details artillery focus and night assaults as American and French troops close a German break. It describes ammunition trains under harsh conditions, long night journeys with heavy loads, and the perils of mud, shell holes, and mules. Prisoners are photographed as capable, supplied, and surprisingly content with their capture.

Ri Sorea Ion Mhelm

Mount Vernon Banner AP Franchise Statement

The Mount Vernon Banner claims exclusive Associated Press franchise for Knox County and its reliability shown through World War coverage. It touts AP News Service reach with 25 000 correspondents and 10 000 reporters.

United States Associated Press News Service MT. Vernon Associated Press Banner Knox County

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