Jackson County IA Archives Military Records.....Culver, Milo November 18, 1918
WWI 118th Infantry, 30th Division
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Milo Culver Killed In France
Maquoketa Excelsior-Record, Maquoketa, Iowa, November 18, 1918

Milo Culver-

Word was received at Green Island Friday announcing the death of Milo Culver 
of Green Island, who died in France of wounds he received in action, October 
24. Milo was a son of Mrs. Nettie Culver and was well known to many of our 
Bellevue people who will learn of his death with sorrow. He left with the same 
contingent for Camp Dodge that Nick Medinger did. The two boys remained 
together when sent to New Jersey and later to France, both of them being 
together when wounded by gas. He had recovered from his gas wounds and met his 
death from wounds he received in a later engagement.-Bellevue Herald



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