Two Soldier Boys Die in France Private Albert H Soderling
Last Sunday Mrs Christine Soder ing of Willmar received news from Washington that her son Private Albert H Soderling died of pneumonia in France after arriving there. He was born in Willmar Minn March 1 1891 and spent most of his life there except two years in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Henry Soderling
Christine Sodering
Willmar
Washington, D. C
Albert H. Soderling
France
Alvert Soderling
Will- Mar
Minn
California
Willmar Widow Mourns Baby Girl’s Father in France
In Hubert Minnesota a farmer and oiler maker left for Camp on June 22 1918. He married Clara Holt of Willmar on July 14 1917. He is survived by his widow a baby girl about six months old his mother three brothers and three sisters in Minnesota and France. Emil Aspaas a former Willmar Tribune reporter is recovering in a hospital after serving in France. Victory Girls leaders are named Florence Perry Hazel Benson and Rosemond Gerretson. Mrs R W Baker visited Kasota Minnesota from Willmar.
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Hubert
Minn
Camp
Clara Holt
Willmar
Russell
Leonard
William
France
George Coppersmith
T. Erickson
Sacramento
Cal
A. L. Buckley
Minneapolis
Emil Aspaas
Willmar Tribune
Atlantic
Fred W Gesch Died in France October 1 1918
Fred William Gesch cousin of J B Gesch of Willmar died in France from pneumonia on October 1 1918. He registered in Kandiyohi County and joined the Willmar contingent to Camp Wadsworth on July 26 then went to France. Born August 23 1895 at Blue Earth Fairbault County he moved to Kandiyohi in 1917 with his brother John and lived with J E Gesch at the Lindstrom farm west of town. He leaves to mourn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gesch
J. B. "Gesch
Willmar
France
Camp Wadsworth
Fred William Gesch
Blue Earth
Fairbault County
Kandiyohi County
John
J. E. Gesch
Lindstrom
Red Cross Announces Christmas Boxes Info
The Red Cross states information on Christmas Boxes for soldiers is available at Red Cross rooms daily from 2 to 5 PM until November 20. Phone number 727 provided for inquiries.
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Red Cross
171 Boys to Leave for Three Camps in War Effort
Willmar summons 171 recruits to join three training camps Fort Riley in Kansas Camp Forrest in Georgia and Camp Cody in New Mexico with a long list of alternates. The notice specifies departure dates November 11 November 12 and November 18 with reporting times and assembly details for each group. Named individuals include Joseph Thomas Dougherty Reuben Ekander Ralph Forsberg Harry Sletten and many others across the three camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willmar
Camp Riley
Fort Riley
Kansas
Joseph Thomas Dougherty Reuben Joel Ekander
Wm. Manly Ekander Ralph Norman Forsberg
Harry J. Sletten
Alfred Willard Magnuson
William Leonard Johnson
Hans Peter Anderson Manter
Christian Thorson John Harold Swenson
Earl Hanscom
Harold William Black Ambrose John Latterall Rudolph
8. C. Krogna
Martin Fixen George Benjamin Galliford
Eddie Abrahamaoy
Iver Severin
Skattedahl
Olof Handland Correll
Marius Hattlestad
Frank Johnson
Alfred C. Williamson Albert Johnson William Frank Harris
Willie Kicker Walter Alexis Olson Joseph Edwin Nord Emmet Liebrenz
Otto Feifarek
Junior Sereno Johnson Oscar Edwin Foresman
Elmer Jesper Maurice Otternyss John Albert Skarland
Johnny Skare
Elmer Johnson
Guy J, Larson
Camp Cody
New Mexico
John Harold Daugherty
Joseph Melvin Dougherty Franklin John Wallace Nelson Albin Joseph Norling Arthur
Carl Christopher Helmer
Roy Winfred Carlson
Russell Olson
Erick Oliver Road
Carl Andrew Milo Myers Clifford Joseph Magnusan
Ernest Arvid Peterson
Selmer Olson Maynard Philip Lindquist Haima
Harry Roseland
Melvin Herbert Swenson
Leonard Dahlin Palmer Sche C Os
Notable Names List From Historic Minnesota Paper
A long roster of individuals is presented, featuring names such as George Ruben Paasche Ernest Christian Haman Sverre Lawrence Parker and many others, reflecting a community-wide directory or notice column. The listing includes varied forenames and surnames, suggesting a genealogical, civic, or organizational register common to early 20th century local papers.
Community Nurse Joins Willmar Health Department
Mias Julia Foissner of Minneapolis arrived in Willmar Sunday night to assist as a community nurse with the Health Department. She based at the Rest Room with Mrs. Garwell. Sailor Joe Grohmund of the U S S Kentucky visited Willmar Tuesday, on a 14 day furlough, touring with Elmer Dahlgren and friends, wearing a Chevron for six months in the submarine zone. Myrtle Olson left for Sawyer North Dakota to begin bank work, after six years at the Willmar Tribune office. Mr and Mrs Carlson and daughter Ione left for St Paul with Mrs Niway and two daughters for a brief stay before returning to Minot North Dakota. Gustaf Dehl of Kerkhoven and family were Willmar visitors last Tuesday. From those at home to those who fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willmar
Mias Julia Foissner
Minneapolis
Health Department
Joe Grohmund
Kentucky
Elmer Dahlgren
Fergua Falls
Joe
Myrtle Olson
Sawyer
N. Dak
Willmar Tribune
And
1 Carlson
Ione
St. Paul
Ni Way
Minot
Court House
O. O. Alvin
Ed. Sanderson
August Lundquist
Register of Deeds
Reigstad
C. J. Swenson
Auditor's Office
United States
Nelson Calder
Erick Arctander
Wiel Arctander
Burbank
Steeeenees
Colfax
Dovre Beases Dovre
East Lake Lilli
East Lal
Edwards
Fahlun
Gennes
Genneasee
Green Lake
Og Harrigon
Holland Harrison
Ce Holland
Roe “A
Kandiyohi
Kandiyol
Lake Andrew
Lake Elizabeth Saaracees
Lake Elizabeth
Lake Lillian
Mamre
New London
Betebe
Marie Larson
Seattle
Norway Lake
Roseland
Lewis P. Larson
Roseville
St. Johng Tee
St. Johns
Whitefield
Whitefield i
Willmar Towns
Willmar Townas
Firat
Povereres
Holland Aes
Willmar Township
Atwater
Village of
Atwate
Kandiy
Pennock
Raymond
Spicer
Ity
Poser Ee
Aia
Steed
Permit Required for Public School Pupil Health Checks
Reading from a historical notice, pupils must obtain a family permit before entering public schools. The permit confirms the pupil is free from any epidemic or contagious disease to the best of the family’s knowledge. No permit is issued until five days after the last family illness case.
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Ils
Oimes
Beers
Osteopathy booklet promotion by S duce estes ee free
A fragment describes a sixteen page booklet on Osteopathy, touting it as the surest quickest method. It lists Eopal Publishing Co in Chicago and a contact in Willmar at the Metropolitan Building, with Dr. Oscar R. Zahr as a point of call.
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S Duce Estes Ee Free
Ask
Oscar R. Zahr
Metropolitan Bldg
Willmar
County Stands by Farmer's Ticket in Elections
Kandiyohi county backed Calderwood Lobeck Evans Davis Tillquist and Mueller yesterday. John Wicklund won a legislature seat two to one. J B Bosch carried Kandiyohi while Swift favored Gandruds in the prohibition amendment with 2457 yeas and 1260 nays.
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Kandiyohi County
Calderwood
Lobeck
Evans
Davis
Tillquist
Mueller
John Wicklund
J. B. Bosch
Swift County
Gandruds
Hand in Hand to the Fight State Senate Result 1961
The record shows the contest for state senator with Gandrud achieving a majority of 3310 votes in the 1961 results. Other figures in the tally include entries 1863 1065 and 1847, but the decisive margin is Gandrud's win by 3310. The text presents a totals line and fragmented numbers surrounding the outcome.
Sewing At Red Cross Rooms Next Wednesday
Red Cross rooms open for sewing next Wednesday October 13. Women urged to attend. Mr and Mrs Albert Baldwin and son Kenneth return to Minneapolis after attending their niece Jane Carlyon’s funeral. Private Chester L Nelson returns to camp in New Jersey after furlough with relatives in Willmar.
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RED Cross
Albert Baldwin
Kenneth
Minneapolis
Jane Carlyon
Chester L. Nelson
New Jersey
Willmar
Don’t Delay Your Boy’s Xmas Box Patrol Message
County Red Cross urges rapid packing of Christmas boxes for overseas service members. Boxes may be sent by immediate family with signed relation notes. Also notes marriage licenses list and opening plans for churches and schools remain uncertain next week. city visitors and travel mention Mrs Moldenhour and Axel Hanson. Miss Thyden to visit St Paul. a dollar knows no religion.
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Russell Spicer
County Red Cross
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Also Mentioned on This Page
Willmar Boys
Amelia Gesch
Frank
Victory Girls
Florence Perry
Litchfield
Hazel Benson
Rosemond Gerretson
Willmar City
R. W. Baker
Morta
Kasota, Minn
A. H. Soderling
Pvt
Fred W. Gesch
Willmar Hospital
B. J. Branton
Becker Ave
Fourth St
Lewis E. Coss
D. C
Gradoste
The
Palmer ‘School of Chiropractic
M.C. A
Loney Bloek
Sth St
Davison Hospital
Fourth Street
Tenet
Avenus Willmar, Mind
Federa
Georgia
Camp Forrest
Tuesaday
Arthur Ingvald Anderson
Rhynard Swenson
Swen
John Swenson
Walter V. Jordin
Henry G. Olson
Archie Edward Ostlund Andrew Gustaf Ogren
John Maier Gillis Albin Franzen Lambert Gabriel Thyden
Benjamin Franklin Shamp George Edgar Oliver Mattson Carl Martin Gilbertson
Roy Ward Anderson
David Lawrence Vick Robert Albert Boettchar
Clarence Elvin Tommeraasen Theodore William Johnsen James Richard Roberts
Ole Soverin Netland Ole Rudolph Knutson Mathias Theodore Kallevik Ditmar Thorson
Arthur Solseth Martin Severson
J. Albert Peterson Erwin Godfrey Pagel
Andrew E. Knudson
Andrew Anderson
Joe Lackerbert
J. Bors
Gustaf R Dehl
Kerkhoven
Eopal Publishing Co
Ene Pes
Chicago, DL
Clinton St
G. M. Anderson
Farmer's Ticket
Arctander
Bosch Gandrudickson
Burbank Se
Toles
Lake
Lillian
East Lake
Fanlun Ae
OS Edwards
Gennessee
Fairlunes
Harrison
Holland
Irving
Kandiyohl
Stevens
Ray
Gandrud
Vol Lobeck
Archander
Dovre
al Edwards
Fablu
Genness
Harrison Holland
Kandiyo Lake Anidr
Blisgbath Lake
Roseville St. Johns Whitefield
Kandiyohimu
Flrat
Eral
Prt
Federal Reserve Banking System
Ington
Federal Reserve Banks
Albert Lee
Ruth Esther Peterson
Fred Louis Rades
Hazel Floretta Monson
Leonard Anderson
Barbara Tiernagel
Etta
Mabel Moldenhour
Axel Hanson
Rachael Thyden
B. W. Flowers
Euvenol CO
Minneapolis, Minn
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