by W L Haight. 1920. 607p

The document outlines Racine County's involvement in World War I, highlighting the community's strong support for the draft and military efforts. Local boards received significant cooperation from organizations and individuals, leading to the county exceeding its war bond quotas and earning service flags. Additionally, a canteen was established for visiting soldiers, and a Motor Corps was organized to provide essential services, while the Women's Committee played a crucial role in coordinating assistance for federal and state wartime initiatives.