Uncle Jim Cooper left Iola, Kansas on September 6,1918 to Camp Junction, Kansas, 16th Company. He wasn't there but a short time until a new diease of the flu broke out. The doctors were at a loss to know what to do as it was a new diease. the boys were dying like flies. Caskets were piled high on top of each other and ambulances worked around the clock. Uncle Jim died October 12,1918.
Uncle Jim Cooper left Iola, Kansas on September 6,1918 to Camp Junction, Kansas, 16th Company. He wasn't there but a short time until a new diease of the flu broke out. The doctors were at a loss to know what to do as it was a new diease. the boys were dying like flies. Caskets were piled high on top of each other and ambulances worked around the clock. Uncle Jim died October 12,1918.
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