Details
Collection: 00836 Digitized Images from Collection
Title: McIntosh County (N.D.) World War I Soldiers
Date: 5/30/1918
Summary: Images of Bidding farewell to World War I Soldier boys, Paul F Mocckel World War I Soldier, Albert E Stoller World War I Soldier were copied from Wishek News, Wishek, McIntosh County (N.D.) issue published on May 30, 1918 for use in Gordon Iseminger’s article “Are We Germans, or Russians, or Americans?: The McIntosh County German-Russians During World War I,” 59.2: 2-16 (North Dakota History Spring 1992). After use in North Dakota History the copy negatives and copy prints were added to the photograph collection.
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