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Conger Reynolds correspondence, May 1918

1918-05-13 Emily Reynolds to Conger Reynolds Page 10

I believe except possible the one east of it. Young George Blohm who came home on furlough several weeks ago and had pneumonia several weeks was finally taken to Des Moines for an operation which was entirely successful will come home the last of this week and will no doubt go on to join his company.
Nig behaves just as he always has still lifts the cover to the feed box at the end of the barn and helps himself, goes out nights when when he can get the door open after he has slipped his halter. Father said I should ask you if it is really worth while to send the papers. I've sent several different times. Capital, Sentinel and copies of Every week. I wish I could send that which would give you the great pleasure and enjoyments your splendid letters do me Our last from you was seventeen April 19. God keep you My Boy in his loving care with dear love Mother.

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I believe except possible the one east of it. Young George Blohm who came home on furlough several weeks ago and had pneumonia several weeks was finally taken to Des Moines for an operation which was entirely successful will come home the last of this week and will no doubt go on to join his company. Nig behaves just as he always has still lifts the cover to the feed box at the end of the barn and helps himself, goes out nights when when he can get the door open after he has slipped his halter. Father said I should ask you if it is really worth while to send the papers. I've sent several different times. Capital, Sentinel and copies of Every week. I wish I could send that which would give you the great pleasure and enjoyments your splendid letters do me Our last from you was seventeen April 19. God keep you My Boy in his loving care with dear love Mother.