Reserve Officers Meet at Milwaukee
The Reserve Officers Association gathers in Milwaukee for its annual meeting. Attendees discuss expanding junior organizations, aviation members, and debated changes to membership rules to allow national guard officers full dues.
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Teeserve Officers Association of the
United States
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Sayin
Inteediten & Tien
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National Defense Ark
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National Guard
New Cutting Plane Demonstrated in Chicago Trade Talk
CAPY reports Oct 12 that Br Greenleaf of Peoples Light and Unkeiv says a new flame cutting method, developed from a manufactured gas, can cleanly shear a steel billet a foot thick. He claims the apparatus melts the metal and leaves a smooth cut, promising revolutionary results for metalworking and fabrication.
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Capy
Greenleaf
Light
Chicago
Harper Euty
Tooth talks on pyorrhea and dental cure prospects
A fragment discusses pyorrhea as a symptom not a disease, urging deeper treatment beyond hygiene and noting potential systemic effects. It cites new work on causes and cures, mentions adult dental infections, and references Kathleen Woodward and a queer inflected, critical aside on royal projects.
Hhiness School-Gey Farmers Profit in a Year
A historical report details the earnings of a farming community including profits per student and project outcomes. It notes programs, student projects, and community differences while mentioning local schools and regional figures.
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Hhiness School
Kansas still has much school land in many counties
Kansas still has school lands for sale in fifty nine of the state’s 103 counties. It notes some tracts remain unsold due to small sizes and limited agricultural value, with a few large tracts in Anderson and Kanes counties. The article cites a drafting error removing the sale provision for forties and reports varying patent issuance and a ten million dollar permanent school fund invested for public schools.
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Kansas
Stern Kansas
Anderson
Ganenae
Permanent State
Barber
Barton
Butyler
Chase
Chautauqua
Cheyenne
Try New Paving Material Smith Center Kan
Pav ing with native magnesia has been liried with success in Osborne and dewell counties. The claim is made that it is easier on tires than grav el and does not blow during high winds.
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Smith Center
Kan
Osborne
Dewell
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