West Little Grocery Mama Leads Local American Legion Auxiliary
Mrs Jacob Caranek runs a New Orleans grocery with butter bread and other necessities. She leads the American Legion Auxiliary and is mother to twenty two children, challenging Mrs Carrick in a lively community celebration at Camp Beauregard with locals noting her large family and long immigrant story.
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Jacob Caranek
West Mttle
New Orewna
American Legion Auxiliary
Mra Carrick
Louis Tought
Snd
Sreum
Camp Beauregard
Mra. Carmack
America
Slovakia
Hee Bushend
Legion Member Pays Honor to New National Commander
A Legion member honors the national commander by naming a child after him while noting other veterans tied to the organization. The report mentions Hanford Morris of Atlanta and Mason City as newborns, and references Albert Morris, a longtime Atlanta Legion member, plus a Chicago ex-court case where a man drops his middle name to honor the Legion.
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Legion
Lotter of the Americas Organization
Smiths
Joorsus
Deweya
Teddy Roosevelta
American Legion
Hanford Morris
Atlanta
Hanford Moctder
Mason City
Waa
Albert Morris
Chicago
Prince Man
Tifa
Legion Post Stages Movie Talks To Salinty Hollywund
The American Legion hosts weekly film showings to illustrate how movies are made for Marmyland tourists while exposing locals to cinema production. The project features rentable directors cameras and stars, though some see the "Star" flag as insulting and the effort aims to counter fake appearances.
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Legion Post
America Legion
Marmyland
Legion
LeBion Queen Crowned by Iowa Legionnaires in Formal Ceremony
The Burlington Iowa American Legion post chose Ruth Metcalf as queen for their event. The selection followed a carnival setting where beauty wit and spirit were judged. A royal enthronement then named an ex soldier as king, completing a diplomatically arranged ceremony.
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Finnera
Iowa
Burlington
Ruth Metcalf
Miss Metcalf
Ended Sitting Bull Reign and Sioux Warrior Legacy
A garbled account recalls Chief Tomahawk and Machider Smoke Pipe of Peare, noting the passing of a dime novel era. It mentions Sitting Ball omy and a meeting in North Dakoth Ma where peace pipe honors were exchanged with Broux chief and the first Americans' organization efforts to keep America for present Americans.
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Tomahawk
Machider Smoke Pipe
Peare
North Dakoth Ma
MacMider
Broux
America
Deterioration Myth and Alaska Riches Highlight Odd War Era Notes
A garbled report cites army medical views on postwar physical deterioration among veterans and hints at a broader, uncertain explanation. It mentions Alaska’s untapped wealth with coal belts near the Arctic and a vast copper mine, and references an American Legion bid to curb fundraising uses of the Star Spangled Banner in New York.
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Army Mediest
Alaska
Albert Batt
Interior
Arctic
Aleutian Islands
Legion
Oharo
New York State
American Legion
Shot-Hole Borer Threatens All Kinds of Fruit Trees
Horticultural hints warn that the shot-hole borer Bralytus rugulosus, a small beetle whose grub attacks fruit trees, can also affect weakened trees. Females tunnel the bark to lay eggs, risking branch or trunk death. Remove heavily damaged trees, prune out affected timber, and dispose of prunings. Regular summer sprays with arsenate of lead and sulfur help control the pest where properly applied.
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Central
United Bini Department
Time to Renew Old Orchard for Health and Growth
Winter is best to reclaim an old orchard but work can begin anytime. Rejuvenate trees with soil care, feeding, and pest control, then prune and clean up the wood. If blight is not severe, proper care can restore vigor and improve appearance and production, though pears infect apples if not careful.
Spraying Trees in Spring Time Viewpoint
An excerpt discusses spraying trees in spring, noting Met men wish to be in the Melda but wet conditions keep workers out of fields. It implies spraying can occur in spring if travel is possible, especially when weather permits.
Grapes Thrive in Light Loam with Moisture Dozens
Grapes prefer light well trained loam soil with moisture conservation and mineral additions. Soil should be tilled or heavily mulched to hold moisture. Post-plant care includes proper tree and plant spacing and thorough spraying for healthy yields.
Twain’s Honor and Odd Tales From Local Pages
A collage of anecdotes touches Mark Twain’s scrupulous honesty and debt to pay publishers, a Columbus High School pupil using Silas Marner’s golden guineas tale, and a jokey Indianapolis News fragment about a man who juggles work and survival.
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Grace
Bartholomew County
Columbus High School
Silas Marner
Rave Joe
Silas
Indianapolis News
Avoiding Extremes in Skirt Length Debate
Mina Cuycone argues for a middle ground between the upper and lower skirt styles. She rejects both the very short flipper and the ground-skimming flopper, seeking a balanced length.
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Mina Cuycone
How the Fight Began in Cold Room Dispute
The article recounts a domestic quarrel escalating over a window state and a doctor’s order to keep something cold, prompting immediate actions to open a window. Police investigated the dispute, with testimonies detailing the heated exchange and resulting injuries.
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Mpu
Exploit of Indian Girl Hanging Cloud in Northwest War Tales
Describes Hanging Cloud, a Chippewa warrior daughter of Hemenggadee, who aided in ambushes against Sioux forces. After her father’s death she feigned loss, killed three Sioux with her rifle, and married a white man later. Also contains a Harlem-era dialogue and brief social jabs from American Legion Weekly.
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Hanging Mood
Hemenggadee
Arcana Ried
Wisconsia
Cloud
Hanging Cloud
Ebhedes
Espowe
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