Windigo Pursuit Across the Walling River Valley
Steele and David with a bloodhound pursue Windigo terror across the Walling River valley. Michel and Little Jacques patrol Phantom Lake country as traps divide, messages pass by birch bark, and a cautious search for the beast continues through snowbound terrain toward Portage Lake.
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Wailing River
Steele
Ogoke
Michel
Antoine
Big Antoine
Latgamme
de Rapide
Dia
de Riviere
Noder Foller
Ogoke Jone
David
Buss
Walling River
Medicine Kila
Phantom Lakes
Jacques
Alang
Wortage Lake
Wall Sng River
Jack Pine
St. Onge
Ding
Bkuer
Denise
Little Medicine River
Stooping River
Portage Lake
Medicine Hills
Windigo
Moore
Windixo
Olf Boy
Portage Lah
Plentee
Portage
Walling
Portage-lake
Jacques’ Aled
Bettair
Mork
Seras
Daveed
Big Feather
Watling River
Pierre
Mies
Jacquer
Heachman
Watc
Walling Silver
Hudson’s Bay
Boy Scout Troops Placed Under American Legion Posts
The American Legion launches a plan to sponsor a Boy Scout troop in every post, train Legion scout masters, form a national Legion Boy Scout organization, and expand cooperation with the Boy Scouts of America. A national committee led by B. D. McBride will oversee post state regional and national efforts focusing on camping and outdoor activities. The Legion aims to reach under privileged youths and has already formed or sponsored about 1000 troops in three years.
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Plana
American Legion
National Legion
Legion
Boy Scouts of America
B. D. McBrige
St. Louis
Legonnaires
McBride
Millions in new benefits for disabled veterans under Reed Johnson bill
Advices from American Legion officials in Washington show that by early 1928 roughly fifty five thousand World War veterans and their dependents received about twenty nine million dollars in compensation and increased allowances. The program covered tubercular veterans, mentally incompetent cases, and dependents of deceased veterans, with large sums awarded for each category while many prior claims were reviewed for adequacy.
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Reed- Johnson
American Legion
Legion Service
Washington
Vattrans’ Bureau
Reed-Johngson
Ase
Eare
Legion Medals Awarded to School Graduates
The American Legion will award medals to grammar school boys and girls who best exemplify courage scholarship leadership service and honor at graduation. Posts nationwide may confer the medals under the Legion national program for good citizenship with the Emblem division at National headquarters in Indianapolis supplying the medals.
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Legion
American Legion
National Executive Committee
the Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
National
Indianapolis
Ind
Worker Survives Fall From Building Site
A negro laborer fell head first from a tall building under construction and vanished through a sidewalk opening into the basement. The foreman found him resting amid waste paper, astonished that he survived, with the man crediting the cement sidewalk for breaking his fall.
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Jazzbo
the American Legion Weekly
Boise Airport Built Despite Donated Ground and No Funds
The local American Legion pledged to build Boise’s airport after grounds were donated but funds were scarce. They followed through, and the airport now serves fleets, marking a significant local achievement.
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Boise
American Legion
From Fragile Tastes to Modern Cookery at Home
A collage of recipe fragments and culinary notes covers soups such as onion soup with eggs and cream, retired chicken mold techniques, Merridale Pie with pineapple and jelly, baked chicken with bananas, and Cake making tips. It offers period kitchen guidance, highlighting mixing, oven timing, and preservation of flavor in old style fare.
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Mark Twale
Tie Rishi Agency
Cornell Chemist Improves Reuse Of Old Papers
Dr J J Rhodes of Cornell University reports a new process to remove tok from aged newspapers enabling recycling into newsprint. He asserts the recovered paper is as durable as the original material, marking a advance in paper recycling efficiency.
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J. J. Rhodes
Cornell University
Local quip on marriage vows and livestock humor
A brief, witty exchange contrasts a daughter's happiness with a farmer’s reply about keeping her content, ending in a playful line about sheep. The joke invokes rural life and cheeky gender humor typical of historical newspapers.
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