Harrogate Herald - 24th January 1917

W Broadbank says : 

I very much regret to see poor young Fraser has been killed. I am in the same regiment as he was, but never came across him. I knew both his brother Doug, and him in civil life. Will you, through your paper, express my deepest sympathy to his parents? We are having some nippy weather out here, but still it is not so bad but than we can

keep ourselves warm, what with comforts and other things. I think the Germans are about spent out, as the prisoners look physical wrecks and are very hungry when they come in. We just keep smiling and keep a big heart, as we know that there is only one team in it now. I think this is all at present. Again thanking you for the paper.

Harrogate Herald - 21st March 1917

The following are men who have sent us the Army post-card briefly stating that they are well and have received papers and parcels, or whose letters contain views that have repeatedly been expressed by other correspondents, but show their friends that they are all right :

W Broadbank