Decatur Recruiting Station Sets Monthly Enlistment Record
The Decatur recruiting station, led by Sergeant J. H. Ball and Corporal M. Gaudil, enlisted ten men in the past month, surpassing the Nashville station and others nearby. The two officers are highly popular with many friends among Decatur’s prominent citizens.
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J. H. Ball
M. Gaudil
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Foster the Hustler Pitcher Shines in Early 1900s Review
The article recalls Wester Foster, born in Oklahoma, a 26 year old rise through Texas League ball with Houston in 1912 before joining the Boston Red Sox. It notes his pivotal World Series wins for Boston and a 2 1 score victory for Texas over the Giants. It highlights his tenacity, early struggles, and belief he could have more strong years.
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Farmers urged to attend Decatur meeting for free ferry
A call to unite business men of Decatur to provide a free ferry for Limestone County farmers to come to town. Suggestions to Morgan county farmers to boost livestock and farm development over party politics. Mention of Wall Street war brides and Congress defense legislation.
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Limestone County
Morgan County
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