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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
3
Advertisement for CENTURY KIDNEY TREATMENT from The Mitchell Chemical Co. Altoona Pa. promoting a three preparation 30 day kit priced at 2.00 claiming quick relief from urinary symptoms and warning against substitutes. Includes mail order offer and assurances of mailed delivery.
Mrs Dora Williams recalls a year of illness and ten months in bed before Eatonic helped her regain health. She urges others with indigestion sourness heartburn belching or stomach distress to take Eatonic after meals, noting its affordability and druggist guarantee.
J. B. Fell of Ardmore Oklahoma, commander of the Okla homa department of the American Legion, was elected department commander after a record tenure as commander of George R. Anderson Post No. 66. Born in Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania, he is a vice president of a steel construction company and a Princeton civil engineer graduate who rose from second lieutenant to major in the army. He studied at Mercersburg academy and Harry Hillman academy and completed the Second Officers Training Camp at Fort Niagara New York.
Henry G. Ryan, successor to Arthur Woods as national director of the Americanist commission of the American Legion, outlines a program to counter anti American propaganda. The plan emphasizes a welcoming stance to immigrants, English as the school language, compulsory American history and civics, immigration law reforms, and education in citizenship, with petitions to Congress and state legislatures.
Sergeant Vincent P Kielpinski led a Thirty second Division platoon in World War I and was asked by the Wisconsin state senate to serve as sergeant at arms to maintain order. A Distinguished Service Cross and Croix de Guerre recipient, he helped start the Quentin Roosevelt post of the American Legion and serves as its commander.
Fred J. Millener of Rochester searches for a gold hunting case watch his son Harry A. Millener wore when he died as a runner for the 147th Field Artillery, 32nd Division near Malancourt France. He asks comrades to provide information through American Legion national commander F. W. Galbraith Jr.
David L. Wickens of Arthur Wissman post No. 150 Avon SD receives honor as commander of 41 American Legion post covering a 200 square mile district. The post aims for 100 percent membership with a kitchen police penalty for the losing side and assigns unenrolled ex service men to individuals.
Members of the Kensington Post of the American Legion in Philadelphia have finished painting and renovating their summer clubhouse. They completed the work themselves and saved the cost of many entertainments planned for summer 1921.
Wells Dickey Trust of Minneapolis reports 8924 claims with 70 percent of recipients increasing their own accounts and 26 percent opening savings accounts immediately. Illinois American Legion group faces disciplinary action for endorsing a political candidate, with a state committee ruling against the use of Legion name for personal political promotion.
A bouquet from President Wilson was sent daily to Wells Hawks, veteran press agent and commander of Rankin Drew Post 840 of the American Legion in New York, during his illness. Hawks, visiting Washington, contracted inflammatory rheumatism and was taken to George Washington Hospital where the President, a fellow Legion member, helped his buddy.
The American Legion develops athletic programs in several state departments. Indiana and Iowa host Legion basketball tournaments while Massachusetts under a committee of notable athletes proposes interstate competition in major sports.
A rural farmer hearing USDA guidance learns wasted land can be transformed into productive acres by reclaiming road margins hedges and ditches and moving fences to regroup buildings. The dialogue stresses buying land from a neighbor may be unnecessary when optimizing existing plots.
The article explains farm poultry should mainly use grains grown on the farm or nearby with a light morning and evening grain feed plus a continuous dry mash. It warns against neglecting animal food, recommends milk or beef scrap when insects are scarce, and stresses winter green feed like mangels cabbage alfalfa or sprouted oats.
University of Wisconsin official O. R. Zeasman urges farmers to shield equipment from rain and rust. He says rust can seize adjustments, damage parts, and lead to costly breakdowns, stressing routine maintenance to save time and money.
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