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6789 German People Offers Peace English side circa 1917-1918 Inv. 21-090060 Dr Allen Johnson museum.jpg
A German propaganda flyer titled "The German People Offers Peace" was dropped by planes in France shortly before Armistice. One side is written in English and the other side in French.

6722 Henry Fred Kersting World War I discharge papers page 01 23 January 1919 Inv 07-040035 Fred Kersting Jr museum.jpg
Henry Fred Kersting served as a corporal from 26 July 1918 - 23 January 1919 in Company C of the 210th Field Signal Battalion, 10th Division during World War I. The Signal Corp was responsible for military communications, such as the telephone,…

6721a Henry Fred Kersting and fellow soldier Ft Riley Summer of 1918 Inv 07-070005 Fred Kersting Jr museum.jpg
Henry Frederick Kersting & fellow soldier at Ft. Riley during the summer 1918

Henry Fred Kersting served as a corporal in Company C of the 210th Field Signal Battalion, 10th Division during World War I. The Signal Corp was responsible for…

7005 Jephta L _Roy_ Northcutt  with daughter Mildred Barber Shop Bluff City, KS circa November 1929 Janeen Miller.jpg
Jephta “Roy” Northcutt ran a barber shop in Bluff City, KS and is pictured here with daughter Mildred in November 1929.

7003 Jephta L _Roy_ Northcutt  with customer Barber Shop Bluff City, KS circa 1913 Janeen Miller.jpg
Jephta “Roy” Northcutt ran a barber shop in Bluff City, KS and is pictured here with a customer in 1913.

2019a Dale Milton Pease circa late 1915 Inv. 23-080145 unknown donor museum.jpg
Dale Milton Pease was the son of Thomas Pease. Photographic print on a cabinet card.

2016 Dale Milton Pease circa early 1920s Inv. 23-080144 unknown donor museum - Copy.jpg
Dale Milton Pease was the son of Thomas Pease. The Photographer J. W. Loake of Bloomington, IL. Photographic print on a cabinet card.

2014 Courtland Huffman in Lamar, Colorado cabinet card July 1907 Inv. 23-080143 unknown donor museum.jpg
This photo of Courtland Huffman was taken July 1907 in Lamar, Colorado. Photographic print on a cabinet card.

2012 Madalein Eve Rogers cabinet card circa 1906 Inv. 23-080142 unknown donor museum.jpg
Madalein Eve Rogers was a daughter of Frank and Emma Rogers, who ran the County Poor Farm in the early 1900s. Photographic print on a cabinet card.
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