Review of Panther Division Held at Camp Bowle Texas
In Camp Howie Texas on March 4 1918 a review of the Panther Division with 26000 officers and men occurred at Camp Bowle beginning 11 AM and ending around 1 PM General Greble and staff watched as 131st machine gun battalion and Headquarters troops led by General Hulen passed in review Texas fighting men paraded in full field equipment under sunny skies soldiers observed at ease then saluted during the march past with marching bands playing and colors advancing amid the 106 orderlies and staff.
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Camp Howie
Texas
Camp Bowle
Gueble
General Greble
Ft Worth
Gil Greble
Jerry
General Hulen
Gal Hulen
Greble
Hutchings
Blakely
Col. W. J. Harden
100Th Engineers
Colfort
Regimental March Past Draws Crowds as Kalsertam Foe Looms
The scene featured marching brigades led by General Hulen and General Hutchings, with the 144th Infantry now in Hulen’s brigade drawing cheers from large crowds. Major George Robinson commanded the signal battalion as they paraded instruments, while the machine gun battalion and companies attracted attention for their unfamiliar equipment. Civilians easily identified infantry and artillery amid the overall display.
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Kalsertam
Hulen
Hutchings
144Th Infantry
Fourth Texas Infantry
Ft. Worth
George Robinson
Cut Out the Waste in County Funds say Herald
The Herald urges curbing reckless county spending amid calamity and conflict. It defends its drive for investigation of county commissioners, asserting no motive beyond public accountability and an end to crooked use of taxpayer money.
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Herald
Xypsy’ Douks
Public road fund accounts and an industrious overseer
County records claim no discrepancies in road and bridge funds while highlighting an overseer who worked 76 days in August September and July despite rain. The column quotes a local citizen praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after a child's severe cold and lingering cough.
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Chamberlain
Mia
Frank Crocker
Pana
Til
Paul
Imported Belgian Horse Brought to Beaver County
T. W. Gray of Gray has purchased a noted Belgian horse famed as a champion in many shows across states and considered among America's best. He also owns a registered black Percheron, a fine black mammoth jack, Big Bone Poland China hog, and Jersey cattle.
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Beaver County
T. W. Gray
Gray
America
Mr Gray
Notice of intention to fund bonds for Beaver Oklahoma
On April 1 191% at 9 o clock a m the Beaver Oklahoma Board of Education will go before the District Court of Weaver County to show proof and seek determination of outstanding indebtedness and authorise bond issuance to cover it. Interested parties may appear to protest the bond issue. Dated March 11 1919 Clerk H. C Dagian Director Saal 2 Maman
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Board of Education
Beaver
Oklahoma
District Court
Weaver County
C DaGaan
Saal
Maman
Dr M H Levi to Visit Beaver on Fridays
Physician and surgeon Dr M H Levi will be at Beaver at the Mercantile Room every second and fourth Friday. The next visit is scheduled for March 16.
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Beaver
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