From Audubon Advocate
July 26 1918
"Audubon Did Herself Proud in Farwell to Soldiers Going to Camp"
This has been a week long to be remembered in Audubon. One hundred fifty-six more of our boys entrained for camp and for the service of our country.
The individuals of each of the contingents that have gone before let them be so be very few in number, are just as dear to their relatives and are just as greatly honored by the public as the individuals of this contingent. This contingent was by far the largest one and naturally more people were directly interested."
Order No. Name Serial No.
1090 Leo S. Booton 9
This was only a portion taken from the article.
July 26 1918
"Audubon Did Herself Proud in Farwell to Soldiers Going to Camp"
This has been a week long to be remembered in Audubon. One hundred fifty-six more of our boys entrained for camp and for the service of our country.
The individuals of each of the contingents that have gone before let them be so be very few in number, are just as dear to their relatives and are just as greatly honored by the public as the individuals of this contingent. This contingent was by far the largest one and naturally more people were directly interested."
Order No. Name Serial No.
1090 Leo S. Booton 9
This was only a portion taken from the article.
From Audubon Advocate
July 26 1918
"Audubon Did Herself Proud in Farwell to Soldiers Going to Camp"
This has been a week long to be remembered in Audubon. One hundred fifty-six more of our boys entrained for camp and for the service of our country.
The individuals of each of the contingents that have gone before let them be so be very few in number, are just as dear to their relatives and are just as greatly honored by the public as the individuals of this contingent. This contingent was by far the largest one and naturally more people were directly interested."
Order No. Name Serial No.
1090 Leo S. Booton 9
This was only a portion taken from the article.
July 26 1918
"Audubon Did Herself Proud in Farwell to Soldiers Going to Camp"
This has been a week long to be remembered in Audubon. One hundred fifty-six more of our boys entrained for camp and for the service of our country.
The individuals of each of the contingents that have gone before let them be so be very few in number, are just as dear to their relatives and are just as greatly honored by the public as the individuals of this contingent. This contingent was by far the largest one and naturally more people were directly interested."
Order No. Name Serial No.
1090 Leo S. Booton 9
This was only a portion taken from the article.
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