Boy Finds Loot Bond Heist Shares With Bankers
Raymond Knutson, seven, found a bundle of bonds in a Minneapolis alley. He sold them for five cents each, triggering a rapid police response. Detectives recovered $19,275 in bonds and another $14,000 from a coal pile, part of a $33,875 Bank of Rock theft from Maiden Rock Wisconsin.
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Raymond
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Mail Sorting Machine Installed at Washington Post Office
A new mechanical mail sorter has been installed at the Washington post office to speed dispatch. Five clerks operate the machine like a typewriter, sending each letter to its designated cell with two key presses.
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Washington Post Office
Legion backs France stand on Ruhr occupation in World War I era
The American Legion's national executive committee in Indianapolis approved France’s occupation of Ruhr territories. The resolution accused Germany of evasion and default to strip France of wartime rewards, urging action by President Harding, Congress, and France’s ambassador.
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U. K
Ruhr Valley
France
National Executive Committee
The
American Legion
Indianapolis
Harding
Congress
United States
John R. McQuigg
Cleveland
Legion
Germany
Deuatiog
Legion Radio Plan Aims at 50000 Members in Massachusetts
William H. Doyle commander of the Massachusetts American Legion schedules radio in post HQs to broadcast legislation and veterans’ business. An evening of entertainment with Legion members listening in is planned to accompany post business. The plan also supports weekly hospital concerts for disabled veterans and seeks national approval.
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American Legion
Massachusetts
William H. Doyle
Massaachusetts Department of the Legion
Legion
Doyle
Bay State
Domestic sardines win Mrs Reilly's order
In a humorous exchange a shopper asks why sardines are high priced and a grocer explains they are imported. Mrs Reilly counters with a preference for domestic sardines that showed persistence to swim to America.
Coney Island of Mexico Run By Tampico Legion
Tampico American Legion sponsors a Coney Island of Mexico with all features modeled on New York's famous park. The event promises familiar amusements rides and attractions for visitors.
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American Legion
Coney Island
Mexico
New York
A Hardworking Piece of Paper in American Commerce
Americans are the greatest users of bank checks, with more than nine out of ten business transactions conducted through commercial instruments. The article explains how a typical merchant like Mr Smith uses checks, deposits, and bank records to pay bills, maintain ledgers, and verify payments, illustrating the check’s vital role in modern business.
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United States
America
Bain
Smith
Mr. Smith
Mr Smith
Banks
Trust Companies
New York
The Common Interest of Bankers and Farmers
Bankers and farmers alike seek a permanent, profitable agriculture. Banks are public service stations, not just money changers, aiming to earn profits while aiding farmers. Agriculture faces a crisis with production and marketing challenges, requiring close cooperation among bankers, farmers, and all citizens of the commonwealth.
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Commonwealth
J. H. Puelicher
American Bankers Association
Clean Eggs Worth Trouble
USDA guidance outlines that clean nesting and feet reduce dirty eggs, increasing profits. Use fresh litter, avoid muddy days, keep dropping boards clean, and install under-nest cages to catch dropped eggs. Clean with damp cloths only on soiled spots and air dry to preserve the gelatinous shell coating.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Purebred Poultry Delivers Higher Utility and Profits
A government inquiry highlights purebreds outperform scrub stock by about 40 percent in earning power due to better conformation and production. For poultry the gain is 40.7 percent with reasons including higher egg production, uniform flocks, and standard products fetching better prices. guidance urges visiting shows to choose breed and variety focused on health, vigor, and qualification.
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N. R. Mehrhof
Poultry Points on Hens Capons and Rations
The article notes poor laying hens across breeds and warns of yellow beaks for poor layers from June to September. It discusses capon weights, feed usage, and prices, plus the value of skim milk or buttermilk in rations and starting egg saving for incubators. It also stresses relentless parasite control to protect chickenness.
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