Vermilion Native Frank McCormick Heads South Dakota Legion
Frank McCormick of Vermilion South Dakota is named commander of the Department of South Dakota American Legion at the state convention. He served in World War I, trained at Fort Snelling, and later practiced law in Sioux Falls before moving to Akron and Vermilion.
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South Dakota
Frank McCormick
Dakota
Leyion
McCormick
Vermilion
Azure University
Legion
Akron
Ollo
Regal
Fort Snelling
Leutenant
Genoa
Neb
Cumbria
Neh
Wagner
SL. D
Sioux Walls
Coluhus Cotlege
Curiosity Nearly Cost the Life of an American Boy
A World War I escape tale recounts how American prisoner Atkinson from Chicago attempted a daring ride from a German camp in October 1918. He seized control of a German Fokker aircraft, crashed into a hospital, and survived, later describing the event to Capt. George H. Milton, chair of Hennepin County board.
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Legionanre
Warren Atkinson
Chicagol
George H. Multon
Hennepin County
Hip. Board of Commissioners
Atkinson
Stheims
Atkingon
Atkindas
Largest and Smallest Planes Fly at Old Orchard Meet
The second annual aviation meet hosted by C. Fayette Blaples Post American Legion at Old Orchard Mass on Labor Day featured a variety of aircraft. Admiral Won Fullam of the United States Navy attended as guest of honor and participated in demonstrations with the Aeronautica branch.
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Une
United States Army
American Legion Riders Ramp Up Utah Wild Horse Chase
A Cedar City group of American Legionnaires began pursuing the famed three Gray horses in Utah deserts. They aim to capture and ride the wild herd, meeting defiant resistance from local bronco handlers. The effort centers on Cedar City as the hunters seek to tame the elusive trio.
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Utah
Kliga
Desert
American Legionnaires
Cedar City
Net
Cedas Ciry
Unclear historical phrase prompts limited reading
Fragmentary OCR text contains garbled phrases and missing context. No coherent event or names to summarize into a factual news item.
Milk production surges in 1923 with higher butter and cheese output
United States show large year over year gains in dairy output. Creamery butter production reached 1.252 billion pounds while cheese totals rose to 304 million pounds. Condensed and evaporated milk hit 1.775 billion pounds. household milk use climbed to 60.44 billion pounds. Dried casein more than doubled to 14.48 million pounds.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Sears
Wheat in Dairy Rations Is Highly Recommended
Recent low farm prices for wheat and the higher price of bran and other grains have spurred interest in feeding wheat to livestock. Wheat provides digestible carbohydrates similar to corn but with higher total digestible nutrients and more protein than bran, making it a valuable supplement for dairy cattle when fed with bulky seeds or in grain mixtures.
Cows Will Produce More if Fed Much Roughage
Purdue University bulletin outlines dairy cow feeding: provide all roughage they will eat including legumes like alfalfa and clover, use silage in winter, ensure grain rations have balanced protein, and supplement pasture with care as pasture quality varies by season. This guidance emphasizes maximizing roughage intake and balanced protein to boost milk production.
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Purdue University
Cows Crave Wood Habit Tied to Salt and Water
The report notes cows chew on foreign substances like wood due to habit rather than sickness. It cites lack of salt triggering chewing, advises providing salt with balanced rations and ample clean water to curb the habit and help the cow forget the urge.
Fragmentary Tale Of A Trick In A Strained Exchange
A garbled OCR snippet hints at a trick within a strained conversation. Names and clear actions are unreadable, revealing little verifiable detail beyond a tense exchange and a dismissive remark about a dead expert.
President's Greeting From Prestent College Reading
An unclear message from a college president greets readers and outlines campus aims. The text references affiliations with the American Teaieon and Le dows university, noting readiness to sustain government efforts.
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Thas
Coby
Ledows Fiemiversity
Sealie
Ss Niekeire
Aianieles Stein
Die Greg Ntlenn
Diring
Serelee
Beetou
Will Speed Work to Aid Veterans
Frank T. Sines director of the U S veteran bureau proposes decentralization to speed their claims and benefits. New regional offices would examine claimants rate medical ratings award compensation grant vocational training provide medical and convalescent care and authorize payments with limited appeals.
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United States Veteran’ Bureau
Frank T. Sines
Aifiveone
Na Mning
Ue Brrenu
Uther
Ve Anelean Legion
Hed Congress
Watron
Memoy
Chapui
Aten Fron Legion
Oureau
Cage of Appeal
Post Bears Name of a Hero Frank Luke Jr
A letter from JOAN A DAVERON of Darven Arizona requests admittance to the Averleur Legion of Phoenix post for Frank Luke Jr. The letter recalls Luke as a flying officer who died in France after his aircraft was shot down. It notes Luke’s heroism and the writers’ memories, and asks about honorary post inclusion.
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Frank Luke, Jr
Frank
Post
Averleur Legion of Phoenix
Artz
Ben
Ant
Luke
France
Outields
Cleriman
Hanson
Frank Luke
Joan A. Daveron
Dtny
Ariz
Keeping Well Safe Milk Is Clean Frendick R Ames
An excerpt from 1924 urges milk safety through pasteurization to prevent typhoid, tuberculosis, diphtheria and other diseases. It stresses tuberculin testing of dairy cows, sanitation in milk handling, and heating milk to 154 degrees for 30 minutes before bottling, noting purity is essential for children and the elderly.
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Elena
Alvery
Weatert
Newspaper Union
Name Squares for Heroes Held in West Springfield
A ceremony dedicating a square in West Springfield honors local veterans who served in the war. The American Legion post is organizing the event, with a dedication planned for November at a courthouse lawn.
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Maes
Amerigin Legion
West Sprinafeld Wen
Keeping Human Machine Fit Dr Frederick R Grben
An old column likens the body to a valuable machine and urges regular care. It compares automobile maintenance to bodily care, stressing prevention, regular checkups, and timely repairs to avoid costly breakdowns, citing longevity and personal health as vital.
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Frederick R. Grben Rolter
MBALT
Legion Men Help Fight California Forest Fires
The Ameri Legion and Native Lone of the olden West joined forest fire efforts in California. Leaders urged preservation of redwoods and national forests as crews patrol timberlands to prevent spread and reduce conflagrations.
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors in Bankruptcy
The United States District Court for the Northern District of Iowa in Cedar Rapids lists Edward H. Lundy of Eldora Iowa as adjudged bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors is set for January 20 1925 at 10 a.m. before the referee in Eldora Hardin County Iowa. Creditors may attend prove debts appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct other business. The bankrupt must attend. Dated January 11 1925 Eldora Iowa. N S Carpenter Referee in Bankruptcy.
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Edward
H. Lundy
Eldora
Iown
Wis
Hardin County
Iowa
A. D
Fedora
G. L. ,Laglan
State of Iowa
Mardin County
Thomas Ff .Crosgrove
R. E. Johnson
State of
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Luella Libby
Wm. H. Crandall
Olon
Crandall
Clara Falvey
Nella Langhead
Nella Groatfove
Samual Crosgrove
Howard, Crosgrove
Elsia Drews
Aeta Qualia
William’ Gilland
Byam
Hardin
Tews
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