Reindeer Meat Rears Alaska Industry and Herd Growth
A National Geographic style piece explains Alaska’s reindeer meat industry, tracing imports beginning in 1892, now 160000 deer across more than a hundred herds. Eskimos own about 70 percent. female deer restrictions protect native herds while outside enterprises expand markets in Seattle and Minneapolis.
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Washington
Nick Scheering
American
Sania
Alaska
Europe
Asia
America
Teller
Aka
Iberin
Clarence Bay
Point Row
Jane
Putin
Evan
Eskimos
Bureau of Education
Seattle
Minneapolia
Ncv
Faghiog
Home Cookery and War Time Dining Innovations
Wartime household cooking trends show simplified meals and one dish dinners. Guides discuss pastry methods, fruit pies, and thrifty menus, urging practical, efficient serving with limited resources while preserving flavor and nutrition.
Legion Leader Builds Robust Minnesota Department
Commander Vernon guides Minnesota American Legion to become a leading state unit. He expands services with a bureau handling about a thousand ex-service claims monthly and a statewide network. Posters, newspaper notices, and business outreach push veterans into vocational training and employment.
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A. Foro
Afisfewotn
American Legion
Atate Ane
Vernyn
Sueenan
Legion Service
Thousan
Allercat Legion News Service
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Vernon
Cliie
Mc Vernon
Merited Tribute to Legion By Leslie's Weekly Echoes Biographic Americanism
A Leslie's Weekly tribute compares The American Legion to a full page photograph of Americanism from Putnam to Pershing. It praises the Legion’s quiet manners, strong emotion, and broad civic purpose uniting veterans old and young under a high mission, suggesting Congress was slow yet generous in its bonus.
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Putnam
Pershing
Leslie's Weekly
Dixie
Ume
Hon
Sgea
Legion T
America
Legion
Hes Legion
Congress
Father Moran Aids Legion See Note of Legislation
An army chaplain Father Moran supported Minnesota state lawmakers during a pivotal legislative session. He served as a moral advocate and laborer for Veterans and Legion committees, aiding passage of measures tied to Armialice day observances and public service roles. Moran’s actions reflected strong religious and civic influence in wartime governance.
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Minnesota
Tee
Mae UN
Parmington
Mather Maeran
Armialice
Fethor Moran
Legion Man Displays Nerve in Vocational Training Tale
A World War II veteran from Minnesota, connected to the American Legion and a St Paul based unit, travels by three trains to attend a Kansas university for Federal Vocational Education aid. After hardships reaching the board, he is classified Section One, qualifying for tuition and training pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Corps
Vins
Lane
Siniley
University of Kansas
Eden Hon Lune
Argonne Peat
American Legon
St. Paul
Mian
Kinsas University
Minneapolis
Heverthelvesle
Dassenger Trailns
Amiling
Chicago
St. Bonl
Auxiliary Pioneer Keeps Revolutionary Era Legacy Alive
Clinton Murray of Houston texas leads the Wayside auxiliary of the American Legion. She organized a unit in Houston in March 1920 and helped form thirty more across the department. Her family links trace to Nathanael Greene and early American revolutionary lines.
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America
Ioc
Nathaniel Green
Daniel Boone
Clinton Murray
Howeton
Tex
American Legion
Medical Corps
Murray Wirewise
Austin
Murray
Houeten
Mare
Wheeelie Heche “Bate
Logton
Texan
Cougurille Wartah
la Huth
Tramtel Bodie
Nathanh Greene
Cekalry
Orrest
Tribute to fallen soldiers echoes across towns
In a community vigil, residents mourn and honor the dead from overseas conflicts. Officials and families remember the fallen at funerals and ceremonies, with wreaths, prayers, and statements about sacrifice and national service.
Unclear OCR fragment with scattered names and places
Fragmentary OCR text shows mixed names, addresses, and phrases from an old catalog or notice. Readable items include a 961 tire works and 62S West Tempier Birest, plus scattered names such as Allan, Biray, and Vega.
Fragmentary Crime Note Provides Vague Fatal Metaphor
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a fatal event and a confrontation involving a man and a group, with unclear names and places. readable bits reference a steady timeline and a confrontation, but specifics are incomplete. The text hints at a fatal incident and a disrupted sequence of four tows or towns, with no clear identification.
Fragmented puzzle text with garbled names and numbers
A garbled OCR snippet mentions various unclear terms like 100K and 17 Unhbjt Abhed with stray references to people and places. The text lacks coherent events or verifiable entities to form a solid news item or summary.
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Fragmentary readable text shows names or phrases in a nonstandard order. The source provides few clear facts, details are scarce and no definite event or outcome is evident from the legible portion.
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Clavate
Mary
Armand Thom
Minnsota
Gete Reagita
Leslie
Father Moran
Aids Legion
Taxac Organization
Laglonnaires
Anerican Lewin
Take Fumneral
Aingeeta
Feipo Crate
Salt Lake Business Directory
OVD Pari
Main Street
Francs & General Honey
Ieee Bank
Hesaltla Regity
UTAW
Tammonelition
Moti Keira Utah Roof Cement Co
Utah
Isi
St. Salt
Lizers Cleaner & Dyers
Beotway
Weite
Cafetrila
Orwenite Pont Cruee
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Otencla
Saale
Tami Abo
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Samp Co
Cam Booget
Agettl, Hallocns
Paper Naveltion
Wes
Erte Cable Co
Oldsmonile Distributors
Lauske
Bross
Revie Webting & Uepaiting Oa
South State
Ely
Fom
Bugnert Co
Ccollese Seboul
Ain
Desloning
Waaime
Venir Loving
Megiding
Sones and
Dike Diente Hi
Velcanline
Hn Warvier
Standard ‘Tire Works
Eosin
Joni Taal
Eise Monality
Uvellty
West Tempier Birest
Gytter
Cuditind
Gulfer
Blavaliagiene
Som
Allan
Biray Slielos
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