1927 Convention May Go to Paris
Authorization by the national executive committee to appoint a France convention tag committee has spurred a movement to hold the 1927 Legion convention in Paris. Final decision rests with the national convention while dates for Omaha’s seventh annual convention were set as October 5 to 9.
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National Executive Committee
James A. Drain
American Legion
France
The
Legion
Paris
Drain
America
Ak-Sar-Ben
Nebraska
Watson B. Miller
Washington
Mark T. McKee
Detroit
Mich
Americanism Commission
E. K. Bixby
Muskogee
Okla
Foreign Committee
Harry W. Berdie
Tampico
Mex
O. L. Bodenhamer
el Dorad
eArk
Wilder S. Metcalf
Lawfrence
Kan
KE. E. Spafford
New York City
George. E. .Leach
Minneapolis
Atlanta
J. Robert Reichardt
Fort Smith
Ark
Samuel Regids
Omaha
Neb
A. Eugene Pattison
New Jersey
Legion Speaker Praises American Legion at Ogden Talk
The Legion Authority Woolley extols the American Legion as a premier organization. He notes the President’s message urging Congress to be guided by the Legion on ex service men’s matters and recalls the Legion’s role in shaping beneficial legislation. He stresses patriotism, friendship, and memory of the war to deter future conflicts.
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Athor Woolley
Natonally
American Legion
Ogden
Utah
United States
Congress
Legion
Forests as Memorials to World War Heroes
P O Anderson state agriculturist and World War I veteran urges memory forests as lasting tributes. He notes Europe’s commercial forests and warns of a looming timber shortage here without widespread reforestation. the American Legion supports conservation and reforestation at national and state levels.
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P. O. Anderson
Anderson
American Legion
Europe
Pure Bred Sires and Rodent Control in Texas Farms
Texas dairy gains depend on pure bred sires, aiming to raise from 12 to 19 percent. Current supply limits expansion. farmers urged to place bulls to improve cows and profits. Also reports on rodent control using poison and baits in Hansford, Midland, Ochiltree, and other counties, plus pest campaigns for gophers cut worms and cut ants. Farm and Home Suggestion: ensure product marketability before expanding production.
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S. C. Hoyle
Extension Service Publications
A. and
M. College of Texas
United States Department of Agriculture
Texas
Hansford
Midland County
Ochiltree
United States Bureau of Biological Survey
Houston County
Oldham
Potter
Wilbarger
Nolan
Henderson County
Spring fashion for juniors and matching outfits
The article notes juniors favor coordinated outfits and two or three piece costumes, with a focus on fabric, color and design. It highlights tan, reindeer, brown, cream, and bright red accents, plaid coats, printed crepe fabrics, and coordinated coats and dresses. Emphasis on grown-up styling for Miss Ten and Miss Twelve, with tailored lines, plaits, and visible linings. Julia Bottomley reports from 1926.
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Benson
Mies
Binte
Julia Bottomley
Western Newspaper Union
Late Market News From Department Of Agriculture Markets
Summary of livestock and meats prices with week ending March 6. Cattle, hogs, veal and lamb values shift across markets as wholesale meat prices move lower to higher within perishable ranges. Stocker shipments total 36,838 cattle and calves, 8,698 hogs, 20,825 sheep. Grain, feed, and cotton futures show declines and mixed activity amid ample stocks and light demand. New York and eastern markets report cabbage, onions, apples, and feed prices with scattered strength and weakness across regions.
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Carateras
New York
Rochester
Northern
Florida
Haltimore
Hay
Mareh
Timothy Woxston
Philadelphia
Mttabure
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Touts
Memphis
Denver
Kansan City
Omaha
Prairie Kansas City
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Senate votes to remit Brazoria County taxes
Austin Texas The senate approved 21 to 2 a 25 cent remission of the state ad valorem tax for 25 years starting January 1 1986. The funds help Brazoria County near the Brazos river mouth develop the Freeport Velasco port facilities and guard the area from overflow. The exemption requires creation of a navigation district and $1 million in bonds to protect the port. The measure faces House action awaiting fate.
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Austin
Tex
Senate
Brazoria
Brazos River
Freeport Velasco
Investigation of mutual fire insurance charges in Texas
Senator AL Woods of Granger will probe claims practices by mutual fire insurers in Texas he says may spur stricter regulation this session. Woods condemns insurers for disputing payments on alleged nonuniversal or illegitimate policy provisions.
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Austin
Tex
Mutual Fire Insurance
AL WL Woods
Granger
Wood
Mutual Fire
Texas
Mary Jane Power Dies in Tarrant County Home
Mrs Mary Jane Power aged 15 according to the text died recently at her home three miles southeast of Vermion Fort Worth Texas She was born in Minnets in 1910 and came to Texas in 1920 She had resided in Tarrant County for 7% years and lived 48 years in the house where she died
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Fort Worth
Tex
Mary Jane Power
Tarrant County
Regidunts
Vermion
Minnets
Texas
Mexia Newspaper Publisher Sells Weekly Herald to Tatum
Mexia Texas veteran publisher announces sale of Mexia Weekly Herald to C L Tatum advertising man with James Stewart as circulation head. Both buyers are employed by Mexia Daily. Mussolini government wins confidence vote in chamber of deputies after interior ministry estimates debate.
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Mexia
Mexta
Tex
Fioux
Maxta
Moexia Weekly Herald
C. L.tatum
James Steward
Tatum
Stewart
Romeo
Mussolini
Chamber of Deputies
Ministry of the Interior
Madisonville game warden receives 25 Mexican goats
Madisonville Texas Mitchell county game warden Menesar reported releasing 25 Mexican goats a few miles outside Madison, turning loose the animals after capture this week.
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Madisonville
Tex
Mitchell
Menesar
Madison County
Absent minded Sally and a world of imagined joys
Sally is praised for Bravery and kindness while recovering from chicken pox. She recalls a parade and a child with a queer face seen during illness. The story explores memory, absent mindedness, and the comforting fantasy of future pages and Indies in waiting carrying great brooms.
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Sally
Absent-minded Sally Recalls History while Healing
After recovering from chicken pox Sally, once praised by her father, begins drifting into imaginative states. She envisions herself as various people including Julius Caesar, reciting passages to help others, while her parents worry she is increasingly absent-minded and prone to misidentifications like mistaking a dog for a person.
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Sally
Mr Caesar
Dima
Tie
Condemned Milk Facility Draws Civic Scrutiny
A fragmentary report notes a request from Eva, a four year old, for condemned milk amid concerns over a grocer’s practices. The excerpt hints at a welfare appeal and calls for attention to public health in the neighborhood.
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Eva
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the Legion
General Farm News
Anderson County
I Nsed
Kleberg
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D
Brazoria County
Evenine
Ory Coatiam Bon Onner
Indies-In-waiting
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