Wilbarger County Evaders Named On National Slacker List
A government compiled slacker list of World War I evaders includes Wilbarger County residents with registration numbers and addresses. Authorities offer reimbursement of actual expenses for apprehension and delivery to military authorities and urge any who served to verify their status with the Adjutant General in Washington or the nearest military post.
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Wilbarger County
Cecil Storey
United States
Wilberger County
Tommy Adams
Vernon
Fred H. Barrington
Daniel Ferrell
Vernon- Markstown
Clijay Green
Chillicothe
Eligh
Eligha Green
Charlie Irvin
Claude C. Johnson
Renu Hermaniakas
Vernon-Harrold
Andrew Charles McSuay
Colrado Springs. Corp
Noah Thomas Mauer
Tolbert
Jesse Miller
Wes
Walter Jessie Slaughter
George B. Smith
Downs
John Wilson
Oklainton
Walter Young
Amy
Washington
American bids for Lindenburg statue sparks auction plan
An American bidder offered 26 060 marks to buy the Lindenburg wooden statue in Berlin and bring it to America to let people drive nails in it for 25 cents a nail. Proceeds would split between the American Legion and the Red Cross as a fundraiser. A Texas Alpine fire drew Legion volunteers who patrolled the area for a day, offering continued aid to the mayor.
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Berlin
Lindenburg
America
American Legion
Ticket Sale Committee Plans Engagement in Town
Members of the ticket selling committee for the Redruth Horner Chau tauqua will open an engagement here next week. They met at the Liberty Cafe today to discuss ticket disposal. Invitations were forwarded by the charity outlet.
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Redruth-Horner Chautauqua
Puckett Relative Improves After Appendicitis Operation
Guy Puckett reports that Gary Puckett now recovering at home on Fast Maiden Street after an appendicitis operation. He is described as doing well today and expected to regain strength soon.
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Guy Puckett
Gary Puckett
Fast Maiden Street
Foster's Weather Bulletin June 1924 Warm Wave and Storm Outlook
Washington June 10 1924 week centered on June 20 forecasts a warm wave moving into the northern Rockies and Canada with cooler air advancing to the Atlantic coast. A following storm wave and a separate anticylone cool wave bring variable rain and generally good crop weather. Tornado and hurricane mentions tied to forecasted tension with warnings of dangerous storms later in June.
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Washington
D. C
Rockies
Canada
Meridian 90
Sreat Lakes
Resea
Meridian
Athantic Coast
Great Lakes
Jhime
America
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