Review of Arkansas Legion Aims to Serve Veterans
Review of the past year shows Arkansas Legion posts expanding membership and activity under O. L. Bodenhamer. Posts aided communities during floods, financed memorials, built facilities, supported education and welfare work, and organized classes in parliamentary law Americanism and military funerals for veterans.
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Legion
American Legion
Arkansas Legion
Department of Arkansas
O. L. Bodenhamer
Arkansas
Lake Village
Eudora
Stuttgart Post
Warren Post
Fort Smith
Jonesboro
Paragould
Greene County
Blythe-Ville
Marianna
Herman Davis
America
University of Arkansas
Slot Springs
Springs
Russellville
Legions
Plan to check immigration by excluding ineligible aliens
A San Francisco conference on oriental immigration sponsored by the American Legion urged immediate federal legislation to exclude as immigrants or permanent residents all ineligible to citizenship under U S law. Representatives from the American Legion California division, the California State Federation of Labor, the State Grange, and Native Sons of the Golden West backed a nationwide push.
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San Francisco
American Legion
Morgan Keaton
Department of Californian
California State Federation of Labor
Paul Scharrenberg
State Grange
C. A. Bodwell, Jr
George Harrison
Native Sons of the Golden West
William J. Hayes
C. L. McEnerney
Congress
United States
Legion
American Federation of Labor
California
Oregon
Washington
Community Work Urged by Argonne Legion Commander
Berty Halligan of Argonne post American Legion urges all Iowa posts to aid community projects. He says Legion service spans all walks of life and thrives with cooperation from civic bodies and citizens. The Legion button honors veterans both in war and peace.
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American Legion
Berty Halligan
Argonne Post
Department of Iowa
Legion
Legion chair of history aid funds Pacific university
The American Legion funds a history and patriotism chair at Pacific University Forest Grove Oregon funded by Mrs. Robert L. McCormick of Tacoma with 100000 dollars half for a building and 50000 for endowment. The program aims to teach patriotism study social and economic unrest and train students to report on industrial conditions in mill districts and avert disturbances.
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American Legion
Pacific University
Forest Grove
Ore
Robert L. McCormick
Tacoma
Wash
The
Douglas county Legion post conducts two day election
The Douglas county Nebraska American Legion post held a two day election at the county courthouse with polls open 7 30 a m to 6 p m and a board of election commissioners verifying voter eligibility Dues payment was required and absentee ballots were mailed or telegraphed for authentication The report notes attempts by some politicians to influence voters and the need for a boundary between campaign activity and the voting area.
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United States
Douglas County
Neb
American Legion
Board of Election Commissioners
Dr Helen Hughes Hielscher to Receive Legion Medal
Dr Helen Hughes Hielscher of Makato Minnesota will receive a National Legion Auxiliary gold medal for her service as first president of the first department and presiding chairman of the first national convention. A committee works on medal design.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Helen Hughes Hielscher
Makato
Minn
National Legion Auxiliary
State compensation filing deadline warned by Kansas Legion
Kansas department officials and American Legion warn ex servicemen of a final filing date for state compensation. No applications will be accepted after January 1, 1924.
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Kansas Department
American Legion
Silent Conflict Turns Toward Personal Reform
A McClure Syndicate piece urges self discipline to overcome bad habits and inner temptations. It contrasts battlefield noise with inner struggle, praising resolve to break bondage and pursue peace, promising lasting peace for those who press on in belief.
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Lin
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Be a friend booster a booful thing beloved
A short reflective piece by McClure Syndicate urges embracing the role of boosting friends. It argues that selfless help yields future benefits as others may seek your aid after laughing at your generosity.
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Tims
Hy McClure Newspaper Syndicate
School Days Dialogue on Marriage Etiquette
A light exchange highlights domestic humor about wife and husband roles. The brief vignette features witty banter on who has the final word in disputes, implying a playful marriage dynamic.
Mother's Cook Book Recipe Fragments and Quotes
A miscellany of home cooking notes from a family cookbook includes a lemon juice can instruction, an apple pudding idea for adults, and a pastry apple roll with brown sugar sauce. It mentions batter, bake times, and serving suggestions with cream.
Apple Flavored Desserts For Children And Rice Pudding
The article describes kid friendly desserts using mealy apples and lemon juice, with herb cups and whipped cream. It then details Rice and Apple Pudding with rice, corn syrup or honey, sugar, layers of apples, baking until soft and brown, and optional hard sauce. It ends with peach layered bake using buttered bread or crumbs.
Youth recounts Thermopylae in school tale earns praise
In an Indianapolis class a Greek history pupil described the battle of Thermopylae with unusual vigor. He recounted the heroic stand and noted they fought until they lost their arms and then used their hands.
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Indianapolis
Battle of
Thermopylae
Secret Engagement Rumors Burn Between Girls
A whispered tension centers on a concealed engagement. One party presses secrecy, questioning when a ring will arrive while others debate the hush as a social rumor and source of gossip.
In the Nature of Things Poem Fragment
A reflective poem about resilience and hope amid dry runs of effort. The speaker notes when faced with doubt the outcome falls into the nature of things yet urges faith to keep moving, concluding with perseverance as the path forward.
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Dodd, Mead & Company
Origin of the Word Mandarin Reveals Historical Misconceptions
The article traces how mandar in Mandarin originated from Latin mandarin meaning to govern and was spread by Portuguese explorers who called Chinese governors mandarins. It explains how the term museum misbeliefs about Chinese origin persist in Europe and among Oriental visitors, noting false notions about words like chop suey kangaroo and marmalade.
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China
Europe
East
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
Apple By-Products as Stock Foods Aid Winter Feeding
United States Department of Agriculture notes thousands of tons of apple pomace go to waste annually. Dehydration and storage can make it a profitable cattle feed comparable to corn silage, with trials showing dried pomace palatable and equal in dry matter to silage.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Eider
Department
Washington, D. C
Steers Use Waste Feeds for Profitable Fattening
Charles I Bray of Colorado Agricultural College advises on cattle fattening under Colorado conditions. Emphasizes feeding strategy to balance costs, use waste feeds like straw and beet tops, and finish efficiently. Warns heavy grain late in the fattening period and to avoid overholding mature steers after finish.
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Colorado
Charles I. Bray
Colorado Agricultural College
Excellent Mixtures to Maintain Breeding Ewe
The article guides feeding bred ewes after mating. It advises avoiding straw only diets and recommends clover or alfalfa hay or a clover timothy mix, with silage as a good supplement. It notes two pounds daily of corn silage and clover or alfalfa keeps ewes in good condition, and adds half a pound of grain daily for two to three weeks before lambing, using oats and corn mixed.
Breeders Exchange Rams for Advantage at Home
Breeders can swap rams to gain advantage when both have excess stock. The best choice is at the breeder's home where the ram is seen in daily use. Buyers should stay vigilant even there to avoid poor selections.
Success in Building Up Profitable Swine Herd
Building a profitable swine herd hinges on producing animals with individual merit that differentiate them from the breed mass. When such merit is achieved the mortgage fades, a new house is built, and the bank account grows as a shield for retirement from the breeding ring.
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