Letters From Soldiers From the Front Describing Travel and Conditions
Private Richard D. O'Donald of Barrutt Company D 36th Regiment Minnesota describes a long railroad ride from Washington, crowded barracks at Fort Snelling, and seven men sharing duties. He mentions Decora tion Levies, a rough life, and freezing breath as they press north toward safety and rest.
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Local volunteers urged for limited military service by Crowder order
Airmans and townsfolk report the Provost Marshal General Crowder seeking skilled white men for limited service. The local draft board notes a push to fill the 36th Infantry’s strength while veterans and new volunteers discuss roles and readiness, amid tense wartime drafts and community effort.
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Local labor call seeks skilled men for city projects
A government and eminent domain effort urges skilled workers to apply. The local board lists trades including carpenters, steam shovel operators, foremen, stationary engineers, electricians, cooks, railroad conductors, and laborers. Apply by Wednesday June 5 via telephone line.
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