Carlson Rendered Service in Russia
The article recalls First Lieutenant Albert B. Carlson of the 139th Infantry, later North Dakota American Legion commander, who served with the Archangel expedition in World War I. It notes his wounds, roles, awards, and postwar service including state legislative work and leadership of the Minot post. Barrage of details highlights Carlson’s World War I actions at Archangel front and subsequent public service.
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Alles
Archangel
North
Ruskin
Armen
United States
Getfon
Three Hundred and Thirty-ninth Infantry
Albert B. Carlson
Gibson
Preluk
Cheluva
Turkiskaya
Oberskaya
Pracepeltda
Ile
Far North
Carlson
Minot Whalesale Grocery Company
American Legion
William G. Carroll
Minot
Major farm program for 1925 advised by USDA specialists
The 1925 farm plan emphasizes steady production, careful local adjustment, and prudent hog production strategies. Projections show 18 percent fewer hogs entering 1926, with higher prices likely for 1925-26, a reduced fall pig crop, and potential expansion in fall farrowing as breeders adjust to corn price relations and market demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Texag
Germany
Install Radio Outfits in Veteran's Hospitals
The Veterans Bureau will equip all its hospitals with radio outfits after approval by Director Frank J. Hines. In 47 hospitals already, radios are installed or will be soon, with experiments showing radio as a valuable rehab and recreation tool for disabled patients. It offers adaptable listening and therapeutic benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans’ Bureau
American Legion
Frank JT. Hines
Bureau
Legion
Rev Father Bellamy Named State Chaplain
Rev Father Bellamy will succeed Dr J A Clark of Oneonta as state chaplain of the New York department of the American Legion. Clark resigned due to ill health. Bellamy had been in line for election at the state convention last year but supported Clark and nominated him. State officers noted a Catholic stepped aside to back a Protestant for the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Bellamy
New York
Clark
Easter ensemble hats rule chic millinery style
Julia Bottomley describes the season's dressier Easter ensembles featuring ornate hats with flowers, embroidery, and fur trims. Moonstone gray and beige hues lead, with cloche crowns, handwork, and top-crown floral placements highlighted as the latest fashion, promising coordinated coats, shoes, and accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Bottomley
Market Report Covers Hay Fruits and Live Stock Markets
U S Department of Agriculture reports a softer hay market with surplus low grades and weaker No 1 alfalfa and prairie hay across multiple midwestern cities. Feed demand is light while cottonseed meal and cornfeeds ease. Fruit and vegetable prices vary by region with russet potatoes, apples, onions, berries and citrus showing mixed movement. Hog and beef prices ease in Chicago with cattle and veal mostly steady elsewhere. Dairy markets falter late week while grain and cotton futures show small shifts amid drout concerns.
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Limothy
Boston
New York
Fittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Memphis
Atlanta
Omaha
Prairie
Menneapolis
Canadian
Buffalo Mills
F.o
Rochester
Northern
Florida Spanlding
South Carolina
Texas
Middlewest
Florida
Louisiana
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Playmouth
Wisconsin
Young Americas
Large Orange County saw mill burns down
The $250,000 Peavey-Moore Lumber Company saw mill at Deweyville, fourteen miles north of Orange, was destroyed by fire several days ago. Erected barely two years ago, it was regarded as the most complete and modern mill of its kind in Orange County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange, Tex
Peavey-Moore Lumber Company
Deweyville
Here
Orange County
Rosebud Indian land sales distribute 158 tracts
The interior department announced recent Rosebud Indian reservation land sales in South Dakota totaling 31,940 acres across 158 tracts for a combined $370,000. In nearly every sale the winning bid exceeded the appraised value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rosebud
South Dakota
Interior Department
Farmers Losing Hope In Bastrop Corn Crop
Bastrop Texas farmers despair for a corn harvest as many plan to switch to cane and mile maize for cattle feed if rain does not arrive soon. The last substantial rainfall in the district was early June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastrop
Tex
Egg Shipments From Wharton County Boost Daily Income
Wharton Texas reports egg shipments in recent weeks averaging about 500 dollars per day. The latest carload held 12 000 dozen eggs sold at 20 cents a dozen. A comparable shipment was sent to Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wharton
Tex
Wharton County
Cuba
Delays Militiamen Pay Withheld by President Coolidge
Washington report states appropriations totaling 33 074 000 for National Guard were held up by President Coolidge pending an inquiry into the necessity for the expenditure. The action follows congressional recommendations and aims to verify justification before release of funds.
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Washington
National Guard
Congress
Coolidge
Mosaic disease in plant cuttings yields healthier offspring
A note warns that non infected cuttings free of mosaic disease can propagate healthy plants. It emphasizes avoiding diseased stock to prevent transmission and maintain vigor in new plantings.
Grass Becomes Green in Springtime Dress Parade
In a lyrical scene a chorus of blades of grass begs for a matching green costume as clouds sun and rain cooperate. The Army of Raindrops, Mr Sun, and Breeze Brothers vow to help the grass grow vibrant with springtime care and uniform color.
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King of the Clouds
Mr. Sun
Breeze Brothers
Mistress
Breeze
What Teacher Would Be A Big Sheep In Return
A juvenile class question prompts a pupil to answer what the teacher would be if the pupils are lambs. The boy at the foot of the class replies that the teacher would be a big sheep.
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Plas Department
Ampertenn Lecton News
Russia
General Farm News
S.C. Hole
Extension Service Publications
A. and
M. College of Texas
Doctor Clark
Milady
Western Newspaper Union
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Indian Land Sales
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