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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1918
Page
2
A damaged OCR fragment lists casualties and wounds by cause including disease wounds accidents and combat losses. It references locations and names loosely, noting total figures and categories but missing clear context or dates.
The fragment notes Houston area personnel at Camp Travis including Sergt Major Muller recently promoted at headquarters 18th depot brigade and Private Clarence Darling of Houston in Company H awaiting shipment after successful physical exams for quartermaster training.
The report notes Lieutenant CL Nelson, an alum of Columbia University, as the role of a rulahed bimeau in the Saint Michiel offensive during September 1914. He claims two German balloon downings in flames near wood Inakde, with American forces and destroyers engaging German lines.
Fragmentary wartime diary notes detail Michigan soldiers in forest battles against Bolshevik forces. Descriptions include bombardment, shrapnel, wounded officers, fleeing combat, and frontier villages under heavy fire as lines shift near the North, with a focus on resilience and rough expedition.
Farmers across Texas will again receive weed for planting corn and cotton seed at cost, following a telegram from Clarence Gusley. T C Walton, acting director of the extension service, names Frank Clarke of Waco to arrange immediate purchases for Texas farmers for their 1929 planting season. Clarke authorized to begin purchases right away and sell seed locally to farmers for their own use.
The Associated Press reports that Director General McAdoo extended a wage increase Saturday to several shop classes previously omitted from the Freant order. Tollermayers, flanker and layers-out gain 2 1 2 cents more than the established minimum. builders, repairers, and helpers receive 46 cents more per hour as a minimum amid broader hikes for carmen and other workers.
The Neabsco, a government steamer of the Daugherty type, was launched Saturday afternoon in Orange Texas. The ceremony marked a significant step in the postwar naval build up as a public launch event with officials present and the vessel set into the water.
The regular fall term of the Swaltth district court will reconvene in Munthville on Thursday October 01. Judge MA fig gouty will preside and there will be proceedings for those who registered as Shae the gout.
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