Holiday Notes and River Falls News From Wisconsin
J D Lowe spends holidays with River Falls folks while others travel. Hamilton University head opens January 2 courses offered. Mrs Nelle Kahle hosts Nutting Hotel week end in Worthington. Ruth Buggy visits Fort Dodge relatives. Royal Neighbors Lodge notes social gathering with guests and refreshments. Missouri river barge line planned between Sioux City and Omaha with bond financing approved. Ladies Country Club afternoon meeting includes home demonstration talk and Christmas decor. Santa Claus distributes luncheon to 28 members and guests. Next meetings scheduled January 7 and January 18.
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Ladies Country Club
James Rburton
A. Q. Smith
Santilaus
Annual Church Meeting Invites Members and Friends
On Wednesday evening at 8 o clock in 1924 the church invites all members and friends to hear reports from officers and enjoy refreshments after the election of officers. Mrs J Guyer to present a history of the church from its beginning.
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J. Guyer
For Sale Empty Tar Barrels Midwest Lumber Co
Classified note lists tar barrels for sale by Midwest Lumber Co. plus a garbled political snippet about non intervention in foreign affairs and policy toward the European conflict. The text mentions Secretary of State and profits from war, with a mix of irrelevant fragments.
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Midwest Lumber
Then American Legion 80L club shapes up with dues rule
The 80L club forms under Legion rules with members who fail to pay 1924 dues eligible for membership but lose benefits like The American Legion Weekly and Town Legionaire. Nonpayment keeps one in good standing in the 80L until dues are paid, expelling them if fines remain. About 59 have chosen nonpayment, while a January 1 deadline looms for deciding between The American Legion and the 80L Club.
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American , Legion Weekly
Legionaire
Mmember
U. S
American’ Legion
Legion
Bill Boehme
John Biel
LaCrosse
Wis
Joe Bravick
Abert Bohl
Adolph Ahifs
Ray
Twait
New Year Greetings From Winnebago Post No. 21
The American Legion post 21 expresses belief in its policies and members, praising elected officers and loyalty. It calls for 100 percent Americanism, remembrance of war memories, and a pledge to defend the constitution, strive for justice, peace, and mutual helpfulness in community, state, and nation. May the new year bring continued service to God and Country.
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American Legion
Winnebago Post No
Tocai
United States
Hayes
Christmas Eve Visit From Members Brightens Town
Post Pers as Tom Hamilton drove his new Oakland Sedan home from South Dakota arriving Christmas Eve. Otto Bron holds membership cards. paid members who haven’t f iled them can obtain ship cards from Dt Bronleeve at The Farmers Trust and Savings Bank. Delbert Robinson returns from the State University with fellow students after a rattling Ford adventure. Town Legionaires celebrate at the post office letters and St Legion’s Minstre hear Dovehiprtys.
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Tom ‘Hamilton
Oakland
South Dakota
Santa
Claus Foy
Dorothy
Thoma
Otto Bron
Yeady
John O. Hiel
John
Legionaire
Guy
Graeume
Tax exemption ruling for post lodge charities deemed valid
A ruling by Assistant Attorney General Robert A Huff confirms that all properties owned by post of the American Legion and by lodges used exclusively for charitable or benevolent purposes are tax exempt, per the Mason order cited by the Town Supreme Court. In Cherokee, Justin Barry reports a bountiful corn yield on John Elschen farms with 15 000 bushels stored across several cribs. six sons helped harvest and even taxed neighbors. The Amherst township Lutheran church project allocates 35 cost toward the edifice with donor support lifting expenses and community labor, while Prof Mrs Loehn notes a Chicago music program and pipe organ plans.
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I Temple
Robert A. Huff
Posta
The
American ‘Legion
Supreme Court of Town
Masonia Order
Home Pines
Hischen
Dharg
Mm. Loehn
Chicago
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G. M. Carman
Buffalo’ Center
Inc
Schutter
Im. O. Brickey
At .Stilson
Bernice
Roral
Siaba
Laba
Tilghest
J. J. Guyer
Mr. Ind
J. W. Sm
Mr and
Jer Mra
Louise ‘Anfi Martin
Lea
Guyersitep
Allison
G.C
L. A
Willim Hangen
M. 8
Atore
William
Dyecon
Misa
Esther. Albert
Geo. T. Albert
Webster City
J. D. Lowe
River Falls
Darec Jer- Bey
Henry J. Fotkerts
H. J. Schoon
German Valley
Illinois
Hamilton University
Nelle Kahle
Nutting Hotel
Worthington,Minn
Ruth Buggy
C. J. Moore, Wholesale Grocery Co
Fort Dodge
Missouri
Sioux City
Omaha
Thebraska State Railway, Commission
St. Louis
Post
St * Legion’s _Minstre
Ylalt
Justin Barry
John Elschen
Amherst Township
Cherokee County
Midwest Lumber Company
Je 'Jekopp
Zella Wise
Joe. Matson
Rasiatants
Buffalo Center
Ben Steinberg
Jake Hofbauer
Beeckman Bros
Grothaus Brog
Dick Feldick
Peter Heiman
John van Gerpen
Fred Heyer
W. Be, Behrends
Dick Winter
Nels Gjerstad
H. G. Wessels
Peter Brayick
C. I. Anderson
Harm
Wrth
Fillcup
Jowa
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