Northern Idaho News-- Tuesday, 3 December 1918
BONNER BOYS GIVE LIVES FOR LIBERTY-- Last Days of War Take Heavy Toll From This County.
FIVE MORE GOLD STARS-- Pneumonia Gets One and Battlefield Gets Four Others-- Two Reported Wounded and Will Recover-- Report of Shell Striking Gun Not Verified.
WILLIAM PIERCE, Hope, missing in action.
The parents of William Pierce reside on a farm two miles out of Hope. Pierce is not recorded as going to the war from this county and joined the colors at some other place.
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My grandfather, William's older brother Samuel S. Pierce told me that, Uncle Bill, was found several days later in a field hospital, where he was recovering from the effects of a Mustard Gas attack. he suffered from respiratory problems until his death.
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Northern Idaho News-- Friday 11 Aug 1939 Pg. 3
HOPE NEWS
Funeral services for Bill Pierce were held graveside here Tuesday under the auspices of the V.F.W. of which he was a member. Mr. Pierce passed away suddenly at his home in Pierce, Idaho. He is survived by his mother, Mrs Reinoehl; a brother Sam of Hope, and a sister at Tacoma, Washington; and two children Leslie and Shirley Pierce.
BONNER BOYS GIVE LIVES FOR LIBERTY-- Last Days of War Take Heavy Toll From This County.
FIVE MORE GOLD STARS-- Pneumonia Gets One and Battlefield Gets Four Others-- Two Reported Wounded and Will Recover-- Report of Shell Striking Gun Not Verified.
WILLIAM PIERCE, Hope, missing in action.
The parents of William Pierce reside on a farm two miles out of Hope. Pierce is not recorded as going to the war from this county and joined the colors at some other place.
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My grandfather, William's older brother Samuel S. Pierce told me that, Uncle Bill, was found several days later in a field hospital, where he was recovering from the effects of a Mustard Gas attack. he suffered from respiratory problems until his death.
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Northern Idaho News-- Friday 11 Aug 1939 Pg. 3
HOPE NEWS
Funeral services for Bill Pierce were held graveside here Tuesday under the auspices of the V.F.W. of which he was a member. Mr. Pierce passed away suddenly at his home in Pierce, Idaho. He is survived by his mother, Mrs Reinoehl; a brother Sam of Hope, and a sister at Tacoma, Washington; and two children Leslie and Shirley Pierce.
Northern Idaho News-- Tuesday, 3 December 1918
BONNER BOYS GIVE LIVES FOR LIBERTY-- Last Days of War Take Heavy Toll From This County.
FIVE MORE GOLD STARS-- Pneumonia Gets One and Battlefield Gets Four Others-- Two Reported Wounded and Will Recover-- Report of Shell Striking Gun Not Verified.
WILLIAM PIERCE, Hope, missing in action.
The parents of William Pierce reside on a farm two miles out of Hope. Pierce is not recorded as going to the war from this county and joined the colors at some other place.
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My grandfather, William's older brother Samuel S. Pierce told me that, Uncle Bill, was found several days later in a field hospital, where he was recovering from the effects of a Mustard Gas attack. he suffered from respiratory problems until his death.
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Northern Idaho News-- Friday 11 Aug 1939 Pg. 3
HOPE NEWS
Funeral services for Bill Pierce were held graveside here Tuesday under the auspices of the V.F.W. of which he was a member. Mr. Pierce passed away suddenly at his home in Pierce, Idaho. He is survived by his mother, Mrs Reinoehl; a brother Sam of Hope, and a sister at Tacoma, Washington; and two children Leslie and Shirley Pierce.
BONNER BOYS GIVE LIVES FOR LIBERTY-- Last Days of War Take Heavy Toll From This County.
FIVE MORE GOLD STARS-- Pneumonia Gets One and Battlefield Gets Four Others-- Two Reported Wounded and Will Recover-- Report of Shell Striking Gun Not Verified.
WILLIAM PIERCE, Hope, missing in action.
The parents of William Pierce reside on a farm two miles out of Hope. Pierce is not recorded as going to the war from this county and joined the colors at some other place.
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My grandfather, William's older brother Samuel S. Pierce told me that, Uncle Bill, was found several days later in a field hospital, where he was recovering from the effects of a Mustard Gas attack. he suffered from respiratory problems until his death.
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Northern Idaho News-- Friday 11 Aug 1939 Pg. 3
HOPE NEWS
Funeral services for Bill Pierce were held graveside here Tuesday under the auspices of the V.F.W. of which he was a member. Mr. Pierce passed away suddenly at his home in Pierce, Idaho. He is survived by his mother, Mrs Reinoehl; a brother Sam of Hope, and a sister at Tacoma, Washington; and two children Leslie and Shirley Pierce.
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