Army rookies on border patrol in 1918 era tale
Sergeant details Hazard and Cushing, two young cavalry recruits who dodged strict Army life during 1918. They trained at Bliss, served on a border patrol below El Paso, and faced isolation and danger on a hot Rio Grande mesa with Mexican danger nearby.
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Hazard
Cushing
Mr. Cushing
Ingersoll
Bag
el Paso
Camponail
Rio Grande
Mexico
Keating
Fragmented OCR Word List
A list of partial OCR text items including references to songstress, fall flower, shirkers, heap, signed distress, son of, solar disk, dramatic, peruse, glucoside, sea eagle, routes, ae, depot, lentative, ascetic, mental, transferred legal, followers, lank ai olive cae.
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School Teacher Tramps By Horse From Clay County to Syracuse
Miss Irma Gall, a Clay County school teacher, rode her horse to and from mountain villages daily. She is now on a horseback journey from Manchester Kentucky toward Syracuse Indiana, expecting a two week trip. She plans to resume teaching in August, while her horse Bob stays home. She notes Indiana’s August heat makes riding uncomfortable.
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Irma Gall
Clay County
Syracuse
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