Idaho to Instate Doughboy Statue Across Counties
The Idaho war memorial commission selected a lifelike Avard Fairbanks sculpture to symbolize Idaho’s World War II contribution. Counties will feature Doughboy as main element, with the American Legion praising the sculpture and urging education and patriotism through the memorials.
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Tli
Arnistide
Adalio
Atate’s
War Memorial Commission
Idaho
Avard Fairbanks
Portland
Ore
Balt: Lake, Oty
Utah
Mal Ay
Idaho Comminalon
Cba
Fairbanks
American Legion of Idaho
Faishpokis
American Legion
Legion
Legion Man Union Officer Bebergall Active In California
Fred Fr Bebergall of San Francisco serves a second term as department adjutant of the American Legion in California and is noted as one of the state’s most active Legion officers. He is also known for labor union involvement, with a life shaped by early work after his father’s death and education at night schools.
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Fred Fr. Bebergall
San Francisco
American’ Legion
California
Big Etate
Babergalll
Bebergall
San Francieco
Community honors fallen hero with local post naming
American Legion posts in Oyen Brook Penn and Overbrook consider renaming to honor a killed army officer and bravery citation recipient. Deserter lists and public park plans feature in talks. a memorial fund for I. W. Galbraith Tr. national commander begins at Hopawood Post Pittsburgh with a request to the nation.
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Acdon
Attey
Oyenbrook
Penn
Amercan Legion
Overbrook
Avil
Russell C. Ygrons
I. W. Galbraith
American Legion
Hopawood
Pittsburgh
American Legion activities and war veteran notes across states
News briefs detail Civil War reunions in Oklahoma to be hosted on September 1, the transfer of reunion grounds in Bridgeport, and California welfare bills aiding servicemen. Alvin York joins a Chattanooga post. a $50 reward funds Hardin deserter relief. Local posts report baseball and tea dances, plus cooking and feeding notes for meat quality and fat distribution in livestock.
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The
Blue and Gray Association of Oklahoma
Bridgeport
Oklahoma
American Legion
California
William D
Sergi
Alvin York
David King
Chattanooga
Dena
York
Organization of the Legion
Paris
Effects of exercise on flavor and texture of poultry flesh
The text explains how exercise and feeding influence fat distribution and flesh proportion in birds. It notes that muscle fibers thicken with use, fat patterns shift toward tougher, older birds, and that controlled exercise can improve tenderness while overwork can toughen meat. It also mentions how different birds respond to feeding and ages, affecting flavor.
Coal Ashes as Fertilizer Use in Heavy Clay Soils
A fragment discusses coal ashes as a soil amendment to loosen heavy clay. It notes ashes have fertilizer value and should be spread evenly and thoroughly mixed, with caution on application rates and timing.
Two Quarts Is Good Yield For Milk Doe
United States Department of Agriculture notes milk goats can yield two quarts daily as a fair to good amount with lactation lasting seven to ten months. Best milk yield is eight to fifteen times the goat’s body weight annually, with German estimates reaching up to eighteen times for exceptional animals. Milk useful for cooking tea and coffee, goats’ milk cheese common in Europe, infant and invalid feeding emphasized.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Ains Point
Europe
Preventing Potato Losses in Transit and Harvest
USDA Bureau of Markets experts warn growers and shippers that most losses from dispersed potatoes arise from careless handling during harvest and transit. Damaged skins invite infection, increase waste, and harm appearance. Proper handling can reduce or prevent substantial losses in the supply chain.
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Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
Harvest Help Alert From Seasonal Labor Shortage
Advice urges farmers to secure harvest help weeks ahead for grain and orchards. Traveling laborers drift toward crop peaks, risking incomplete harvests and higher rates. Recommend arranging dependable crews early rather than relying on roving workers.
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God Orchard
Harness Quality Guide for Heavy Work
Selection tips stress durable reins breeching holdback strips tugs traces belly bands and yoke straps. Emphasizes heavy authentic gear for control in demanding tasks and warns against weak worn components that fail under load.
Tell 'Em to See Me Says Towns
Joseph R. Towns of Marshall Michigan, proprietor of the Snolury Meat Market, credits Tanlac with curing his severe stomach trouble and nervous fatigue. He says three bottles restored his health, energy, and 25 pound weight gain, enabling him to work reliably again.
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Tanlae
Joseph
R. Towns
Snolury Meat Market
Marshall, Mich
Tanlac
Taniac
Young Rascals and a New Priest Tale from Boston Transcript
Read as a clipped local snippet the piece presents a banter about two fine boys and a humorous confession. The dialogue resembles a Boston newspaper voice with abbreviations and dialect, portraying everyday quirks and social chat without a clear event or named individuals beyond Mrs Murphy and a priest’s remark.
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Mra. Murphy
Boston Transcript
Old Time Remedies and Rural Humor Echo in Local Tale
A fragmented clippings mix old product doggerel for Uastoria remedies with folklore and a sheepherder tale from Shelby. It recalls a humorous scene about Bill the shepherd who misplaces funds after drinking then jokes about a fashion hall spree and a stall game. A quip about Newton follows, ending with a line on a man who helps scatter aquatine never lingering in shadows.
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Shelby
Bill
Aqnstine
Acid Stomach for 10 Years NOW A DIFFERENT WOMAN
A testimonial says acid stomach plagued a wife for a decade but improved after Entontec. The ad claims Entontec neutralizes excess acidity and gas, easing belching and other symptoms, with a money back druggist guarantee for a big box at a small cost.
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H. D. Crippen
Entontec
Entonte
Costa
Corns Grow If They Do Not Fade
A Columbus mother of a five year old and the unwilling possessor of two corns on one toe laments the painful condition. The boy asks if corns grow, and the mother replies yes, while he suggests the corns might merge into one and become less troublesome. The exchange is reported from the Indianapolis News.
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Columbus
Indianapolis News
Being Nice to Uncle at Dinner
Uncle praises Frances for inviting him to dine and letting him have more soup. Frances insists she wants him to eat less turkey than last time to balance portions, showing blunt honesty in a domestic scene from the Exchange.
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Frances
A Warm Night and a Beaded Dancer Quip
A witty caption notes a dancer wearing more beads than usual with a remark about perspiration. The line reflects warmth and sentiment about homes becoming dearer when men are away, capturing a domestic mood in brief banter.
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Ot Gear
Ceoidiens
Exneet
Trongeat
Citivenk
Washington
Walch
Farone
Intioves
Sever
S Anferiéan
Légion At
Anthony
Ransis
Aterican Legion of
Hardin
Mont
Reller
Voce
Halph Altman
Melrose
Mion
American Légion Post
Fat Rayne
Alven, i
Legion Post
St. Charles, Mo
Azalea Fost
Oteen
N.C
Fone
Dra Giaghled
Bramine
Fletcher
Cantoria
Isaac Newton
Stearns
U.S
Entonio
Tuna
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