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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1918

Page

3

Iowa Casualty List Kills and Wounded Names Compiled

A long list of individuals is cataloged with statuses killed in action and wounded. Names including Albert Huber Atkinson Carl Gilmore Roland Proder Tom Skrovig Levert Nelson Joseph Kerr Earl Conway and many others are noted with towns such as Cedar Rapids Dubuque Mason City and Des Moines. The article also quotes Sir George Reid on overcoming obstacles and achieving longevity.

Albert Huber Atkinson Carl Gilmore Dubuque Roland Proder Martinburg Tom Skrovig Radcliff Levert Nelson Ellsworth Joseph Kerr Cedar Rapids Earl Conway Tabor William Caster Ackley Joseph Lambe Graettinger John Benning Manchester Harold Millett Oskaloosa Frank Villa Bassett Alonzo Brown Central City Peter Marshall Dedham John Grennell Hampton Bert Delaubre Union Charlie Myers Dysart Earnest Geise Council Charles Graig Boone Harry McLean Des Moines Bernard Chapman Reasta Guy E. Hines George W. Moore Davenport Joe Homedahl Madrid Bruce Crissinger Farnhamville George Wilson Mauston James Luthicum Hastings George Rudolph Ottumwa Ray Gut Lloyval Keller Brooklyn Clare Laird Algona Win Fleming Win Hoskins Joseph Moorefield Marshalltown George Aldred Southerland Ray Smith Creston Edgar Easton Casey Walter Ward Elza Williams Arthur Brooks Clarinda Perry Fielder Fort Dodge Nick Graff Hasyers Frank Fay Wheatland William Bardsley Iowa City Leonard Burroughs Goodel Fredrick Clark Red Oak James Pusteoska Vining

What Women Are Doing for Soldiers in France

Large-scale actions by American Red Cross volunteers and nurses in France are described, detailing roles in field hospitals, evacuation wards, canteens, and medical support. The piece highlights Mary Gladwin’s wartime nursing, ambulances, and the expanding American Red Cross presence from 1917 to a force of over 5,000 staff at base hospitals and administrative posts.

France American Red Cross United States Army and Navy Nurse Corps Nuurses Ariel Compiegne Belgrade Red Cross Mary Gladwin Argo Red Cross Commission

His Summer Name Narrowly Explained

A visiting boy William meets a neighbor with a small dog and asks for its name. She explains they call him Zero because they got him in the winter. William asks what they call him in summer, prompting a playful exchange about the dog’s seasonal name.

William Willam Zero

Paymaster for the Party in Sunday School Fun

A four year old named Cecil was allowed to carry the pennies for the collection in Sunday school. The class was amused when the teacher and pupils heard her declare in a dignified tone, Here, girls, I will pay the tures.

Cecil

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