Day Leads National Finance Auditing Record Firepower
William N. Day of Great Falls Montana serves as auditor of the American Legion National Finance Division. He commands a field artillery battery on the St Mihiel front, achieving rapid fire and pinpoint accuracy against a German rail target. Day notes calculating figures can be as thrilling as bombarding an enemy position while sustaining casualties and damage to his unit.
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American Legion
William N. Day
Great Palle
Mont
National Finance Division
Hett
146Th Field ‘Artillery
St. Mihiel
Day
Tery
Gang Sweetle
Soldier and Statesman Alvin Owsley Elevates Legion Role
Alvin M. Owsley of Texas, newly named director of the American Legion, is described as a soldier and a statesman at thirty. A noted speaker in the West, he served with the 86th Division, led as division adjutant, and as Texas legislative committee head helped secure a $2,000,000 service hospital at Kerrville for veterans.
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Alvin M. Owsley
Texas
American Legion
Storney
Union
Jon
Miss Liberty Queen Named by Seattle American Legion
The American Legion of Seattle chose Helen Worthington as Miss Liberty to symbolize patriotic exercises. Beauty experts from A B I offered opinions praising her appeal and claiming Latin beauties are subdued by American spirit. Worthington, a Seattle native, faced embarrassment at the honors and remained unmarried as reports noted increased mail volume.
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American Legion
Seattle
Wanh
Helen
Worthington
Louvre
Paris
Miles Worthington
Legion
American Legion Posts Grow Abroad With New Creations
Posts in foreign countries expand the American Legion ranks with formations in Constantinople and Tela Honduras. Two poets are set to go to Germany as Near East Relief and American Foreign Trade organize the Barbmboul post. The new post increases to 25 posts across 10 foreign countries.
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American Legion
Constantinople
Poeta
Germany
Near East ‘Relief
American Foreign Trade Corporation
Btarmboul
Tela
Honduras
Legion members spread across Wenatchee and beyond
California Hollywood stars prepare to attend a Ninety-first division reunion in Los Angeles while Missouri bands head to Kansas City for the American Legion national convention. Across Iowa and North Dakota locals uphold post activities as teachers rehearse a simple ceremony for Old Glory, and activists protect Hazlett in a public safety incident. Admiral Beatty and other dignitaries are slated to attend the Kansas City gathering, with veterans urged to pursue federal examinations after training.
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Hollywood
Cal
American Legion
Los Angeles
Missouri
National Convention of the American Legion
Kansas City
Louis
the American Legion
David Beatty
Great Britain
Harvey
London
Beatty
England
Crimson clover as soil aid a valuable winter legume
The United States Department of Agriculture explains crimson clover as a soil improver that fixes atmospheric nitrogen, its adaptability limited by heat and cold, and best grown on poorer soils. Planted in fall, it serves as a cash crop companion to corn, boosting yields and rotation value.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Atlantic Coastal Plain
Farmers
Europe
Pennsylvania
Carolina
Washington, D. C
Summer Poultry Care For Fowls On Farms
Farmers are advised to provide hens with free range if possible. If not, supply ample green feed and milk or buttermilk. Feed mixes should shift from more scratch in winter to more mash as hens mature, with specific ratios for scratch grain and dry mash. Evening feeds should be larger, and adjustments made by flock. Detailed per-100-hen feed formulas and seasonal changes are given for Leghorn and general purpose breeds.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Dugan
Monshan
Earth
High
Sunflower Silage Proves Viable in Great Plains
USDA Huntley farm experiments show sunflowers can yield 25 to 30 tons per acre for silage in certain Northern Great Plains and Inter-Mountain districts. Palatability and feeding value compare favorably with corn silage in some areas, though irrigation and rank sunflowers reduce desirability in others.
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Great Plains
Inter-Mountain States
Huntley
Montana
United States Department of Agriculture
Caring for stubble lands and spring crop preparation
Advice on turning non turned oats and wheat stubble when moisture allows. Convert weeds to humus to improve soil. Turn land promptly for wheat on oat fields and break early to check weeds, preparing for next crop. Spring is best for sowing and handling remaining stubble.
In a Matrimonial World of Bargains and Myths
A humorous collage of quips on money and val ue in domestic life. A wife outwits a husband over a hat sale and adroitly pockets two dollars. mid career wits debate spiritualists and a transport misfire. a Cincinnati baby sign and a cartoonish exchange about wives and bargains, ending with notes on insects and agricultural losses.
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Little Falls
Radcliffe, Ia
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