Fort Worth, TX newspaper, Sept 12, 1922
Mother At Ranger Seeks Missing Son
"Mrs. Jessie M. Cameron, Ranger, wants to find her son. Hartman Rice, 16. She has written to the Y.M.C.A. travelers' aid at the Texas and Pacific station here, to help her find him, as she "is crazed with grief" at his leaving over "just a little bit of hot-tempered trouble."
Hartman has gray eyes, black lashes and dark brown hair, pompadoured, a prominent nose, an irregular large upper tooth, a skin eruption on his forehead and is about five feet four inches tall, his mother writes. When he left he wore a tan shirt, khaki pants, light cap and carried an old suitcase. He may have changed to blue serge trousers, she adds.
Mother At Ranger Seeks Missing Son
"Mrs. Jessie M. Cameron, Ranger, wants to find her son. Hartman Rice, 16. She has written to the Y.M.C.A. travelers' aid at the Texas and Pacific station here, to help her find him, as she "is crazed with grief" at his leaving over "just a little bit of hot-tempered trouble."
Hartman has gray eyes, black lashes and dark brown hair, pompadoured, a prominent nose, an irregular large upper tooth, a skin eruption on his forehead and is about five feet four inches tall, his mother writes. When he left he wore a tan shirt, khaki pants, light cap and carried an old suitcase. He may have changed to blue serge trousers, she adds.
Fort Worth, TX newspaper, Sept 12, 1922
Mother At Ranger Seeks Missing Son
"Mrs. Jessie M. Cameron, Ranger, wants to find her son. Hartman Rice, 16. She has written to the Y.M.C.A. travelers' aid at the Texas and Pacific station here, to help her find him, as she "is crazed with grief" at his leaving over "just a little bit of hot-tempered trouble."
Hartman has gray eyes, black lashes and dark brown hair, pompadoured, a prominent nose, an irregular large upper tooth, a skin eruption on his forehead and is about five feet four inches tall, his mother writes. When he left he wore a tan shirt, khaki pants, light cap and carried an old suitcase. He may have changed to blue serge trousers, she adds.
Mother At Ranger Seeks Missing Son
"Mrs. Jessie M. Cameron, Ranger, wants to find her son. Hartman Rice, 16. She has written to the Y.M.C.A. travelers' aid at the Texas and Pacific station here, to help her find him, as she "is crazed with grief" at his leaving over "just a little bit of hot-tempered trouble."
Hartman has gray eyes, black lashes and dark brown hair, pompadoured, a prominent nose, an irregular large upper tooth, a skin eruption on his forehead and is about five feet four inches tall, his mother writes. When he left he wore a tan shirt, khaki pants, light cap and carried an old suitcase. He may have changed to blue serge trousers, she adds.
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