Mee Lwu Remains Confined at Home After Weeklong Stay
Mee Lwu, who has been hospital bound for the past week, remains confined to her home as she continues recovery and awaits further medical guidance.
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Mee Lwu
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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1921
Page
2
Wala and Mrs Vogel Return From Sidney Visit
Wala and Mrs. Fred Vogel returned May 18 from a visit in Sidney, likely traveling together and sharing details of their trip.
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Wala
Fred Vogel
Beulah and Her Chicken Overcoats
Beulah Jones confronts a strange plan by her cousin John Moore to parade her winter clad chickens as a novelty. The stunt helps Allen Parsons win an election, reveals Beulah and Allen’s past romance, and ends with their reunion as the overcoated poultry campaigners prove pivotal.
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Beulah Jones
Beulah
Ginntike John Moore
Rewlah
John
John Moore
Miss Beulah
Plymouth Rock
Miss Jones
Lome
Allen Parsons
Allen
Reulah
You May Have to Eat Your Words Says Dialogue
A terse exchange features blunt lines about speaking plainly and the possibility of swallowing pride. The dialogue hints at consequences for outspoken statements.
Time and Money Pondered in Idle Moments
A brief dialogue contrasts time as currency with the puzzle of why idle men with surplus time often fall short of fortune. The exchange hints at efficiency, luck, and opportunity without concluding.
American Legion to Decorate Graves of Soldiers in France
The American Legion has raised funds to decorate graves of U S soldiers buried in Europe and in France with over 20000 collected already and expected to surpass 40000 by Memorial Day. Eleven departments exceed the ten cent per member appeal led by Florida New Hampshire Connecticut and Louisiana with strong showing from Arizona Cuba Kansas North Dakota and Wyoming. Consolidation of American Legion activities in Paris aims to honor memorial day graves.
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Taberie Leon
Fordoe
Legion
Florida
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Louisiana
Arizona
Ne Ee
Cuba
Kansas
Dakota
Wyoming
Paris
Lejon
Europe
Legion Post Receives France Commitment Letter
A letter received at national headquarters from Francis E. Drake, commander of the Legion's department in France, indicates that the action or policy has been effected. The communication confirms ongoing official arrangements handled by the Legion's leadership abroad.
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National
Francis E. Drake
Legion's
France
Hem ingford Obituary for Lydia Bolick Loer
Lydia Bolick Loer of Hemingford born in Burlington Iowa on August 24 1898 married George Loer on December 16 1868. The couple lived across Iowa and Nebraska finally homesteading seven miles southwest of Hemingford near Nonpareil, enduring frontier hardship. She died May 9 1921 leaving two living children and a sister. funeral May 11 conducted by Rev A J May with hymns and a church quartet.
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Lydia Bolick
Burlington
George Loer
Chariton
Nemeneen
Hildreth
Hemmeford
Nebraska
Nellie Gillem
Hemingford
F. E. Pierce
Bingham
Russell
Methodist Church
A. J. May
G. M. Jenkins
Captain
Paul Reeves
Phil Michael
C. Graham
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Sauion
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