Dubuque Daily Telegraph – Feb. 4, 1901
Dayton Boys Enlist
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Dayton, Ia Feb. 4 – Fred Hulten, aged 18 years, son for F. Hulten, a farmer living four miles northwest of here, and Roy A. Hawks, brother of C. M. Hawks, a prominent citizen of this place, left for Des Moines to enlist in the service of the United States Navy. Both boys has a host of friends in Dayton and vicinity, who wish them success in their naval service.
Dayton Boys Enlist
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Dayton, Ia Feb. 4 – Fred Hulten, aged 18 years, son for F. Hulten, a farmer living four miles northwest of here, and Roy A. Hawks, brother of C. M. Hawks, a prominent citizen of this place, left for Des Moines to enlist in the service of the United States Navy. Both boys has a host of friends in Dayton and vicinity, who wish them success in their naval service.
Dubuque Daily Telegraph – Feb. 4, 1901
Dayton Boys Enlist
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Dayton, Ia Feb. 4 – Fred Hulten, aged 18 years, son for F. Hulten, a farmer living four miles northwest of here, and Roy A. Hawks, brother of C. M. Hawks, a prominent citizen of this place, left for Des Moines to enlist in the service of the United States Navy. Both boys has a host of friends in Dayton and vicinity, who wish them success in their naval service.
Dayton Boys Enlist
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Dayton, Ia Feb. 4 – Fred Hulten, aged 18 years, son for F. Hulten, a farmer living four miles northwest of here, and Roy A. Hawks, brother of C. M. Hawks, a prominent citizen of this place, left for Des Moines to enlist in the service of the United States Navy. Both boys has a host of friends in Dayton and vicinity, who wish them success in their naval service.
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