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Sgt. Herman Boude Introduces Wild West in the ArmyI beria street, Chilli cothe, Mo.Standing a slightly bent five feet seven inches. Sergeant Boude weighs about 140 pounds. Those bowed legs of his have been astride the cow ponies of some of the west’s greatest ranches, the Matador in western Texas, the V. C. ranch (Utah Construction Company), in Arizona. Between times he has • guided and trapped at Grand Ikike, Colo., at the western gate of Rocky Mountain. National Park.He’s proudest, however, of the way j he paid off some debts in 1940. | Sponsored by the Grossman Motor I Company, of Englewood, a suburb j of Denver, Colo., Cowboy Boude en-! tered a belated professional boxing j career, winning nine welterweight : bouts by knockouts before being ! stopped.Whether it’s fact or fiction, his listeners can’t say. Because, like tae traditional wild west cowboy, Sergeant Boude can spin yams by the hour around a jungle campfire.Mr. Boude said this morning the last letter he received from his son was December 14, 1943. He has another son, Sgt. Robert Boude, who is stationed at Camp Hale, Colo. I
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Chillicothe Constitution Tribune
Chillicothe, Missouri, US
Fri, Mar 24, 1944
Page 3
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