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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1923

Page

6

National Park Policy Celebrates Yellowstone Opening Anniversary

John Digkinson Sherman recalls President Harding backing a strict conservation policy for national parks. The piece details battles against damming and railroad plans, recounts Yellowstone’s early discovery, growth into a vast public playground, and Harding's Alaska trip visit to the park. It notes the park’s size 8348 square miles and proposed expansion into Jackson Hole.

John Digkinson Sherman National Parks Warren G. Harding National Park Movement Yellowstone America Congress John Wesley Hil Lincoln Memorial University Harding Yellowstone Park Bessta Aanitarium University Ali Fm Friends of the Park Park Shell Rk Ayatem Doctor Hill Japan Lane Alaska Continental Divide Mammoth Hot Springs Nini Mre. Harding Horace M. Albright Grand Canyon Fain John Colter St. Louie Colter Hin James Bridger Jim Bridger Iara Washburn-Langford Cornelius Hedges Wyoming Montana Idaho Jackson Hole Country Jackson Lake Teton Mountains

Legion Man Leads Seattle Baseball Club Purchase

John J. Sullivan, a Seattle American Legion member and former U S district attorney, led a group buying the Seattle baseball club with Barry Wolverton as pennant leader. Born in Massachusetts, Sullivan moved to Seattle 1904, studied law at the University of Washington, and built a public service career including legal work on high profile West cases and Legion leadership during World War I.

Seattle John J. Sullivan American Legion Wade Killefer Los Angeles Charles J. Lockard Washington Barry Wolverton West Sullivan Massachusetts Cape Cod University of Washington United States Centralia Wash Madalyn Obenchain Arthur Bureh J. Belton Kennedy Seattle Pacific Coast League Supreme Court Seattle Baseball Club Bullivan Northwest Congress Legion

Legion Is an Aid to Labor and Unionism

President John Walker of the Tunola Federation of Labor praised the American Legion for its work with laborers at a state Legion conference in Illinois. He cited the fight against unrestricted immigration and expressed faith that labor would fully back the Legion, noting joint aims to wipe out illiteracy and promote Americanism along with support for education and mentally disabled children.

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Landlady Feeds Boarders Unusual Fare Amid Tensions

A curious dispute unfolds as a landlady serves her boarders head cheese and pig feet, provoking strong reactions and raising questions about hospitality standards and resident rights in a tightly knit housing row.

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Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Ad Promises Pure Remedy

A vintage advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims scientific herb composition and notes a sworn purity statement with every bottle. The ad offers samples for ten cents and urges readers to mention the paper.

Dr. Kilmer Firet Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton

Ole Olsen’s plan to become a fireman joke

A joke from Everybody’s Magazine features Ole Olsen as an engine wiper coached by a thrifty boss. Asked what he would do if an express rushed toward him on a single track he replies I grab the oil can I grab the waste and I jump.

Ole Olsen Firenan Ole Everybody's Magazine

Unclear fragment hints at a loan scene and moral outcome

The readable lines show a clerk asking for twenty five dollars while a guest questions security for a loan. The text contrasts pacemaker with peacemaker as a possible reward theme, implying a moral or social reflection in a neglected fragment.

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