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Arrives Home, Palo Alto County 28
Jun 1919 |
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News of Our Soldiers, Ruthven
Free Press 26 Mar 1919 |
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Soldier Sues Government, 19 July
1919 |
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Iowa Couple hold
Wedding in Chicago Red Cross Canteen 12 July 1919 |
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Misc. News Items,
18 September 1919 |
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Roster of those men killed or wounded,
Hawkeye News 22 Jan 1919 |
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Roster of those men killed or wounded,
Hawkeye News 12 Feb 1919 |
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Two Local Boys in
Honored Detachment. 18 Jun 1917 |
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Roster of those men killed or wounded,
Hawkeye News 22 Jan 1919 |
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Roster of those men killed or wounded,
Hawkeye News 08 Jan 1919 |
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Roster of those men killed or wounded,
Hawkeye News 01 Jan 1919 |
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Armistice Day 1918-1938,
LeMars, Plymouth County |
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Worth Co. soldier killed in France
09 November 1921 |
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Decoration Exercises 09 June 1921 |
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Iowa Aviator May Recover, 29 Jun
1917 |
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U.S. Aviator Loses His Life, 28
Jun 1917
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Iowa Soldier Joins Lafayette's
Escadrille, 18 Jun 1917 |
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Hospital Unit Left City Today 20
May 1917 |
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Ambulance Unit is
Ready to Leave At Once 18 May 1917 |
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Appointees to Fort Snelling Are Named
10 May 1917 |
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Some May Enlistments 02 & 05 May
1917 |
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Registration List for Selective
Draft,
Fremont Co. Herald, Sidney, Fremont
Co., 19 Jul 1917
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Germany Surrenders and Peace is
Assured, 13 Nov 1918 |
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Many
War Veterans Are Buried In The Sidney Cemetery, Jun 6, 1940 |
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Loss of Arm Did Not Stump Vet, 12
Sept1927 |
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Mustering Out of Guards Is
Suspended, 20 Mar 1917
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Obligation of Guardsman Under the
Federal Law, 20 Mar 1917
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Co. K Stays at Des Moines 20
Mar 1917 |
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Charles Joynt, Returns from France
Was in Signal Corp 9 Apr 1919 |
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Charles Joynt, Returns from
France 26 Mar 1919 |
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Government Fails
to Locate Mothers of Dead |
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American
Legion for God, Country & for Constitution of United States |
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Signal Corps Promotions |
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Pow's Returned,
13 Jan 1919 |
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FrenchWar
Cross Awarded to Six Iowa Men, 20 Mar 1918 |
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LeMars Sentinel Newspaper Articles
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Captain Haynes
Says His Men Played Heroic Part in Battle of March 5
17 April 1918 |
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Will You Be A
Victory Girl 22 Oct 1918 |
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Chaplain Robb, of
the 168th Infantry Coming to LeMars 24 Oct 1919 |
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LeMars Gives a
Welcome Home for Returning Members of the Rainbow Division
20 May 1919 |
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LeMars
Semi-Weekly Sentinel newspaper 20 Mar 1917 |
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Iowans to
Welcome Returning Rainbow Division 13 May 1919, 13 May
1919 |
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Home Coming Day
Set For July 10 in
Plymouth County 2 May 1919 |
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Men of Famed
Rainbow Division Coming Home, 2 May 1919 |
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Will Be
Mustered Out, Company K Boys To Receive Welcome Home
9 May 1917 |
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Iowa Soldiers
Called, 23 Aug 1917 |
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President Wilson Issues Orders for Selective Military Conscription
24 May 1917 |
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Roster of Co. M, Thursday,
19 April 1917 |
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37 Iowa Men Enlist in the Army
and Navy. 15 May 1918 |
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Iowa City Has Two Great War Families,
30 August 1919 |
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Dawson O. Clark, Local Veteran
21 February 1926 |
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First Casualty List Announce
05 November 1917 |
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Iowa Soldiers Are Decorated
At Clarence Homecoming 30 August 1919 |
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