Trumpeter Mueller Soldier 4
Edward B. Clark reports on Trumpeter Mueller earning the rank of private first class and his service status within the military unit. The note highlights a soldier named Mueller and his promotion details.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1901
Page
6
Edward B. Clark reports on Trumpeter Mueller earning the rank of private first class and his service status within the military unit. The note highlights a soldier named Mueller and his promotion details.
An ad lists a gray mare nine years old suitable for carriage or wagon and a bay six year old strong enough for work, plus a four year old black jack from imported Spanish stock. Also offered are Jerseys and dairy cattle with emphasis on quality and family suitability. Call or write W. J. Milner, Rural Delivery, Anviston, Ala.
Vernon Hill Club leaders including Hunter and John Gibbson attend a gathering at Levi's headquarters to discuss plans and partnerships. The participants emphasized strengthening ties with the apparel firm and exploring community projects.
R G Ragan as administrator will offer for sale on December 11 1901 at the estate lands in Calhoun County Alabama. The lands described lie in Section 10 and 11 Township 14 Range 7 with various parcels including north end segments and whole sections. Sale is by order of Emmett F Crook probate judge and notices to run in the Anniston Evening Star for three weeks.
In the Wyoming Elkhorn Creek region Hans Mueller, a Third cavalry trumpeter, overcomes fear and wrong posting to aid Sergeant Nelson and two privates during a Nez Perce ambush. He transfers arms to a comrade, recovers the wounded, and returns to help Dodds before falling in battle. His grave marker proclaims his courage bullet proof.
A veteran Philadelphia sportsman recalls a boyhood accident when a blue heron wounded him after he aimed a gun at it by a creek on his father's farm. The bird struck him with its bill, narrowly missing his eyes, and left a lasting shudder at the memory.
An American drummer, seeking information for a sale, confronted Russian finance minister M. de Witte in St. Petersburg. After a tense demand and a brief imprisonment threat, guards escorted him. De Witte later relented, saying an apology would avert further trouble and provided the needed information.
Southern railway places fall excursion rates on sale to principal winter resorts of the South and Southwest effective October 15 1901. Ask any agent for information.
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