NewsJuly 27, 1997
HERE COME THE CAVALRY!
The Missouri National Guard Provisional Company I while encamped in Nevada, Mo., in the early 1900s. From left are Ray Miller, who later became a partner with Sherman Cracraft in the Cracraft-Miller Furniture Co. in Jackson, Mr. Ed Seabaugh who had a monumnet works in Jackson and Mr. Vera G. Taylor who was a plumber in Jackson. Mr. Taylor is wearing the uniform of an officer. Photo submitted by Bernard Schaper...
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The Missouri National Guard Provisional Company I while encamped in Nevada, Mo., in the early 1900s. From left are Ray Miller, who later became a partner with Sherman Cracraft in the Cracraft-Miller Furniture Co. in Jackson, Mr. Ed Seabaugh who had a monumnet works in Jackson and Mr. Vera G. Taylor who was a plumber in Jackson. Mr. Taylor is wearing the uniform of an officer. Photo submitted by Bernard Schaper
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