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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1921
Page
7
Antasio Vincente Soler y Roys, apostolic vicar for Colombia, meets President Harding at the White House after felicitations. He will tour the United States before sailing for Rome for a conference with the pope.
A 30 acre Maryland field tested by the USDA for sheep carrying capacity produced enough pasturage to feed an average of 505 days per acre for a mature ewe. The report covers crops, feeding, lamb growth, and seasonal grazing plans with Southdown sheep, grain supplementation, and yield estimates for 1919 tests.
In selecting cows for baby beef three factors matter most. First aim for cows with beef blood from crosses rather than pure dairy stock. Second, prefer cows weighing 900 pounds or more in thrifty condition, with frame size guiding choice. Third, ensure cows produce enough milk to fatten calves to weaning without extra feed. Consider constitution, breeding uniformity, color, size, and early maturity.
Edgar John Bouligny of New Orleans, famed Lafayette Escadrille ace, is chosen to lead an association formed in Paris as the American Volunteers of the French Foreign Legion. The group honors Americans who served with the Legion and preserves memories of fallen comrades while fostering friendship among survivors.
Mrs. John R. Neely of Spokane named head of the Washington State Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion. Born in Washington DC she moved to Washington state and has been active in Spokane clubs and state affairs. She leads the State Auxiliary and the National Guard auxiliary and is mother to five with sons who served in the Ninety-first division Twenty third engineers aviation and Second division AEF. She calls the role a legacy from fallen sons and vows service to the veterans.
Dr. David Forster of New Smyrna la re-elected national committeeman of the American Legion from Florida. He has held the post since the first convention in 1919 and serves as resident surgeon of the Forster Sanitarium. Born October 24, 1870 in Fayette Mo, he trained at St. Louis and in Europe, organized the St. Louis Maternity Hospital, and served in the medical corps during war.
The American Legion group of 250, touring former battle zones in France as guests of the French government, sailed from New York aboard the George Washington led by national commander John G. Emery. They visited Paris Blois Bordeaux Tarbes and Firrey, honored with monuments and “freedom of the city,” and end with three days in Paris before returning around September 15.
Ruth Buell Pharmpgon Thompson, a baby of Lewistown, Montana, named mascot at the Montana American Legion convention. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Thompson, she is the youngest member of the Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion in Lewistown.
Ernest J. Jackson veteran of the First division who was wounded 14 times began a honeymoon walk with his bride from New York toward San Francisco. They reached Indianapolis on the 29th day and visited the American Legion national headquarters.
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