Camp Missouri Texas Diary Reports Camp Life and Guard Duties
Herald correspondent in Laredo describes Co B and the 4th Missouri infantry at Camp Missouri Texas. Notices emphasize nightly arming, outpost duty on the Rio Grande, improved mess facilities and baths, and stable health. Soldiers adjust to heat sandstorms and strict cleanliness while awaiting mail and pay procedures. The piece notes border conditions, censored passages, and humorous details such as camp pets and daily routines.
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Laredo
Tex
4Th Missouri Infantry
Rio Grande
Dth
Missouri
Texas
Nevada
Vien Hitchcork
United States
Garrett
Neuve Laredo
Joe Terror
Cooley
Miles
Davis
Provo
Smith
Cecil
Kennedy
Indian Ford
Boothageing
U.S
Nile
H. KE. Malloure
Vamp
Tio Grande
Co. “B
Mach
Herald Leads Pemiscot Mobilization News From Armory
The Herald is first in Pemiscot County to report the Pemiscot county contingent leaving its armory under President Wilson’s mobilization call. A local field correspondent promises authentic, first hand updates weekly, highlighting the doings of local men and their families. Subscribe for $1.00 per year to receive the timely service.
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Woodrow Wilam
Missouri
Herald
Pemiscot County
The
Oil drilling to begin near Hayti may spark local boom
Drilling for oil on land at Hayti owned by T P Russell of 121 North Boulevard will start this week. The International Oil Association, a Missouri corporation with headquarters in St Louis and Marcel Temple as district manager, already holds leases on 3500 acres. Prospects on the surface are said to be better than at Beaumont, Texas, and oil has been found paying quantities across the Mississippi at Reelfoot Lake. Temple notes activity in six other states as work expands.
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Hayti
T. P. Russell
North Boulevard
Missouri
International Oil Association
St. Louis
Marcel Temple
Cape
St. Louis Corporation
Beaumont
Tex
Mississippi
Reelfoot Lake
Temple
Compatny
Kentucky
Texas
Oklahoma
Misaguri
Linois
Arkansas
Kennett
Jonesboro
Arle
Cape Tribune
Question on School District Financial Statements in Hayti
Readers note Missouri law requires all districts under 26 000 inhabitants to publish annually by July 5 a detailed statement of school receipts expenditures indebtedness and taxation rate. If a district fails to publish a misdemeanor charge may follow. Hayti district yet to comply, prompting calls for board accountability.
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Hayti
P Public Schools
Jefferson City
Board of Education
Board of Directors
Lefler's Drug Store Sells Two Year Water Bottle
Lefler's Drug Store offers a maximum hot water bottle or fountain syringe guaranteed for two years. The product is sold exclusively at Lefler's Drug Store.
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Lefler
Caruthersville Visitors and Local Calls Reported
Gee A Lamb Sterling TM Carty Chas W Shields and Dustin Wilks of Caruthersville paid the Herald an appreciated call Saturday. C J McAlheny Th 1 Gaitty 5 0 Popham and Clyde Gwin made a business trip to Caruthersville Wednesday.
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C.J. McAlheny
Gaitty
Popham
Clyde Gwin
Caruthersville
Residence Wanted in Town for Letting to Please
Wanted: a residence to rent in the town by a resident seeking a quiet home. Applicant is a reliable, employed person with good references and willing to pay prompt rent. Please respond with available options and terms.
Pascola entrepreneur plans Steele theater and lights
W C Andres, Pascola motion picture man, in town Wednesday says he’s returning from Steele where he arranged for a first class picture show and a franchise for electric lights. He expects to aid Steele’s development and notes Buckley’s as a local highlight. Nearby storm damage and a singing convention in Marvin Chapel are also mentioned along with residents traveling and visiting.
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W. C. Andres
Pascola
Herald An
Steele
For Sale and Trade Offers from Hayti and Waylt
Classified notices reveal items for sale including four room residence near Frisco depot in Hayti, a five passenger automobile in good condition, a 1914 Hupmobile recently painted and overhauled, and a premium coffee packaged with every order at Muckley’s. Also listed are stock peas for planting at 2.00 per bushel and contact references John Fields in Hayti, Missouri and Mrs L K Rice in Waylt, Missouri with exchange offers for real estate in Hayti or Caruthersville.
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Hayti
Caruthersville
Ayti Herald
First Baptist Church Sunday services and meetings
Sunday school at 9 45 a m CG A Crest Supt preaching at 11 00 a m and 7 45 p m midweek prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 45 ladies aid Society Wednesday 2 30 pm for Sunday August 6 morning subject The Citadel of Christianity evening subject The Greatest Question in all the World invitation to worship pastor J D Ragsdale
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Gerylice
Ladies’ Aid Society
Local Visitors Report From Gmein Nau and St Louis
Miss Bertha Miller of Gmein nau Ohio and Miss Essie Shas kin of St Louis are visiting the Kulin family this week. Bob Lasley and wife returned Saturday night from two weeks in Dawson Springs Ky where Mr Easley sought better health.
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Bertha Miller
Gmeinnau
Ohio
Essie Shaskin
St. Louis
Kulin
Bob Lasley
Dawson Springs
Mr. Easley
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