Cooper Review. (Cooper, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 39, Ed. 1 Friday, September 27, 1918 Page: 4 of 16
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THE COOPER WEEKLY REVIEW FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1918.
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Two million men like yourself—with the same affections, the
same love of life, and with just as much to lose as you have—are
fighting, or are going over to struggle in mud and blood that you rqpy
be secure—
Are you going to lay down on their proposition ?—
hollowing are the names of your boys or your neighbors’ boys
who have gone into the service from Delta County:
Willie Stubblefield, Charley Grounds, Titus F. Merrill, Edjrar Lee Adair, Leslie A. High, Janies I.
Hickman, William R. Byans, Rodger Miller, William G. Martin, Ollie D. Campbell, Jno. Calvin Beckham,
wel E. loon, lorn T. Sloan, Alfred W. Enloe, Robert A. Tapscott, Harlie C. Pendergrass, Robert V. Holt,
Vernon McIntyre, Elmer McCombs, Robert S. Bryan, Ed Raffalski, E. J. Matkins, EDWARD L. ROUTT,
EDGAR BENNETT. Noah Tatum, Joel H, Berry, .q ‘sa^g MOjpuy
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Woodward, Flavious J. McBride,, D. C. James, Elijah A. Jones, Marvin Holcomb, Willie J. Lentz, Melvin
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E. Wright, Clarence Sims, Herman H. Hunt, William A. Davis, Thomas B. Craig, Clyde Henderson, Wil-
liam H. Adams, Harve Sinclair, James'!!. Morgan, Carl Russell, Thomas D. Hilton, Emier Deavers,
Jack Lemmond, W. E. Pulliam, Raymond Bales, Wilmer A. Ferguson, Roy G. Davis, Chas. L. Smith, M.
D. Hart, Louis R. Merrill, D. O. Dunn, Claud Bir-mingham, Frank Hardin, Duncan Hendrix, Willie E.
Crowson, Jack Phillipps, Eric Lee Cannaday, Geo. Shackleford, Carl Alexander, Ocie A. Millican, Bir- •
ley L. Dowdy, W. C. Meade, Odis D. Draper, Odis Clark, Jno. Birchfield, Sam McKee Routte, Joe Nel-
son Pace, Albert S. Spann.
Rufus Lee Davis, Wetson Dean, Granville Coleman, Will Mack, Whayland Givens, Clem Doley, Geo.'
Shaw, Jno. W. Robertson, Carl Trotter, Tommy McMorris, Zack White, who are negroes.
William R. Jackson, C. F. Huakin, John'Clarence Johnson, Geo. Thomas Yoakum, Loui J. Price.
Lucian D. Speak, Aiollie McCarty, Willie Lair, Louie Johnson, David A. Kerbow, Newton A. Robertson,
Earl R. Brown, Claud K. Brewer, Clyde Bostwick, Robert A. Kerbow, Howard Pickens, Alfred W. En-
loe, Charlie Watson, Arthur J. Garrett, Flos3 James Garrett, Lawrence Harville, Delmar R. Black, Thom-
as, E. Huie, Thomas A. Frazier, William H. Porter, Melvin E. Brown, Earl J. Matkins, Joe Prentice Al-
nil, Claud L. Jackson, Fred T. Poe, Guy McNabb, Floyd A. Gough, Geo. T. Singleton, William J.
Waugh, William II. Winfrey, James E. Corley, Loftin Leslie Stewart, Elisha Banks, Geo. Bateman, Wil-
lie A. Moody, Henry W. Horton, Andrew J. Moore, Oscar L. Higgins, Edward Lee Frith; Henry Earl
Sandridge, Jethro Story, Stanley Williams, Jasper Devers, Perry C. Devers.
James S. Roseman, Tom Branch, Andrew Ivey, Charlie Shaw, Geo. Roseman, Chuny T. Franklin,
Leonard L. Baker, Otter Britt, Louie Thomas, all colored.
Irl Crowder. H. T. Shipman, Obie Cauttem, Sidney R. Nelms, Thomas D. Beasley, Clarence Mc-
Carty, Horace E. Ilollon, Willie P. Cavanaugh, Thomas J. Crippens, Geo. T. Flaurnoy, Andrew Dicker-
son, Glen Garrard, Joe Monroe, Jno. H. Blount, Henry C. Adams.
Clarence Coleman, Charley Soloman, Albert Shaw, Willie N. Shaw, James N. Derrick, Tillman, Lu-
cas, Arlee iVrMorris, Lee G. Craw.ord, who are negroes.
Monroe Goodman, R. M. Suit, Emn.ett H. Meeks, Harvey Miller, Tom Watson, Roy Clifton Eppers,
Jno. H. Leeman, Ira McDaniel, Robert E. Miller, Loyd Cross, Horace L. Gantt, Dan Glower Moore,
William J. Hunter, James P. Hardy, Sylvester W. Myers, A. Ernest McCrary, Little W. Wright, Geo.
M. Cummings, Charles Melton, Albert M. Smith, Jno. T. Moss, William B. Kesler, Roy M. Bangs, Pe-
ret M. Rhodes, Carl J. Garland, Geo. H. Lilly, Joe Johnson, Samuel lee Craig, O. H. Ridgeway, Jno. C.
Moss, Leslie A. Edwards, Paul Lane, Joe W. Adams, Columbus W. Wcsterman, T. S. Thornton, Virgil O.
Gilham, A. D. Canard, Jonathan C. Myers, Bert Maxwell, Hiram M. Waldrop, Delbert L. Young, Jno. C.
Lancaster, Clyde L. Early, C. V. Stevenson, Charles Ode Thomas, William K. Stell, Rodger, Chas. M.
Dickerson, Chas. R. Cox, Robert E. Russell, W. L. McCollum, William B. McNeece, Delt McKinney,
James H. Turner, Homer Herin, Linzie J. Bulin, Joseph E. Hendley, Clyde S. Brackeen, Luster Robert-
son, Richard W. Knight, Jno. Goldwater, Carl Hardy, Chas. Elmo Cregg, Lemuel M. Anderson, Will Coop-
er, E. O. Warren, Roy W. Alexander, Earl T. Hauchin, Geo. M. Feasel, Jno. W. Lay, Thomas A. G. Fish-
er, Andrew J. Wheatley, J. Clifton Fisher, Sam A. Sealley, James ,T. Morris, Charlie Monroe Meadlin,
Jno. F. Herndon, Dave Wilmer West, Jno. E. Scofilet, Geo. C. Tatum, Glen D. Watson, William J. Winkler,
E. A. Phillips, T. O. Carrell, Jesse L. McKinney, Carter T. Pratt, Chas. B. McNutt, Herbert B. Hagood,
William J. Wester, Geo. A. Stahmer, William A. Oats, Will Palmer, Dennis Rose (col.), Lee Ollie Con-
ner, James C. Moore, Robert W. Birmingham, Oliver L. Stoker, Ralph Scott, Lawrence Arnold, Clarence
A. Cockrell, Willie P. Aldridge, Geo. M. Wright, Jno. G. Morris, Jim Willis Walker, William F. Hamilton,
Marvin W. Bridges, Walter Devaney, Elma Crawford, Ezelle H. Hancock, Lewgene Robison, Jim Weeks
(col.), Clem Womack (col.) Chas. Vinson Baker, Guy II. Edwards, Ben F. Morgan, Henry R. Askew,
Ervin Stewart, Farris Harden, Willie F. Hindsley, Jno. E. McClaskey, Jno. Robert W'alker, .Toe W.
Knight, Forest N. Lilley, Joseph Myers, Tom Lott, Dorsey F. Bigony, Ashley Oliver Moss, Jno. B. Tur-
ner, James Wylie Traylor, Emmett Moon, Willie J. Rex, Bob Corbet Wester, Charlie Fuller, Geo. E.
Gant, Leon L. Anderson.
And yet there are the volunteers and our own A. & M. Company
which brings the list to about 600 from old Delta—
If you have a heart under your skin get into the Fighting Fourth
one way or another—
Space Donated By Dallas Daily Times Herald,
CARL WARD, Agent.
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German riflemen and machine gunners hidden
behind the parapet.
But^they are not thinking of the bullets whizzing
past them; of the sheila bursting over their heads.
They are intent on one thing — to scale that bank,
take the bridge head and win the day.
And these men are made of the same stuff as all
true Americans who read these words.
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for Victory!
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This Space Contributed, to Winning the War by
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Few people realize the gravity of the fuel
situation. The federal government through
its fuel administrators for each county, has
warned and is continuing to warn the people
the great danger in defering to purchase the
winter’s supply of coal.
Industrial plants are limited in their sup-
ply utilizing slack and lignite as substitutes.
One great reason why the government is
so anxious for you to get your supply early, is
that later all the cars will! e loaded with traffic
both ways while hauling eff the crops and re-
turning with goods.
Now while it’s convenient to supply your-
self at a smaller cost, to ; ’'event congestion of
traffic later, get your coal.
For lack of storage capacity only a limit-
ed supply can be kept in stock and when the
present supply is exhausted, we have no as-
surance of getting more.
From the standpoint of economy, get
coal; fro mthe standpoint of patriotism get
your fuel, and last, you owe it to your family
to provide it with a supply sufficient to insure
comfort during the cold bleak days of winter.
We have now on hand several car loads
of the best grade of coal, but it will no; last
long. We urge yo uto buy Now—Save Cc;Y.
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Then, in a spirit of humility, of reverence, go out and
Buy Liberty Bonds to Your Utmost—
This Advertisement is Endorsed and I'huI Knr llv
J. T. CARPENTERJ. C. CHESSHER H. C. CLICK J F WOOD
The quota of Charleston Precinct is $29,600. We expect every person to buy their share of Bonds.
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Cooper Review. (Cooper, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 39, Ed. 1 Friday, September 27, 1918, newspaper, September 27, 1918; Cooper, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth981788/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Delta County Public Library.