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I.   Introduction

II.  The Contribution Of The Civilians Of Robertson County, Texas In The World War

1.   Introduction
2.   Local Board
3.   Council of Defense
4.   Liberty Loans
5.   War Savings Stamps
6.   Red Cross
7.   Food Supply & conservation
8.   Legal Advisory Board
9.   Government Appeals Agent
10. Miscellaneous Activities

III.  Military Service of the White Men of Robertson County Texas Introduction

List I.      Service Records of Officers & Field Clerks in the Army
List II.    Service Records of the White Men in the Army
List III.   Service Records of Men Who Were Wounded in the Army
List IV.    Service Records of Men Killed in Action or Died of Wounds
List V.     Service Records of Men Who Died of Other Causes in the Army
List VI.    Service Records of Deserts
List VII.   Service Records of Men in the Marine Corps
List VIII.  Service Records of Officers in the Navy
List IX.     Service Records of Men in the Navy
List X.       Service Records of Men with no Record in the Adjutant General's Office  

IV.   Military Service of the Colored Men of Robert County

List I.      Service Records of the Colored Men in the Army
List II.    Service Records of the Colored Men Who Died in the Army
List III.   Service of the Colored Deserters
List IV.    Service Records of the Colored Men in the Navy
List V.     Partial Records of Colored Men with no Record in the Adjutant General's Office

V.   Conclusion

Bibliography
Appendix A:  Letters from Servicemen
Appendix B:  Some Interesting Newspaper References to Robertson County Boys in the World War
Appendix C:  Special Correspondent Letters from Camp Bowie Published in Hearne Democrat
Appendix D:  List of Abbreviations