Minnesota picks brave commander in Legion history
Eddie Lindell later Edwin Lindell led Minnesota American Legion efforts after wartime heroism in France. He served as post commander, organized VY. L. Grant valley post, and helped form the Hennepin County Central Committee. He earned the Croix de Guerre with bronze star for signaling under fire.
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Eddie Lindell
Edwin L
Eddie
Minnesota Department of the American Legion
France
Minnesota
Gopher Gang
Legion
Badle
George Leach
Browntin
Ourey River
Savain
Minneapolis
VY. L. Grant Valley
Hennepin County
Chippewas Entertained by Carl Anderson Post Event
Members of Carl Anderson post Cloquet Minnesota hosted the Chippewas. Gerald V Barron post commander and Senator Diesen spoke. P R Wadsworth presented certificates signed by the President thanking the Chippewas for wartime patriotism and support.
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Carl Anderson Post
Cloquet
Minn
Gerald V. Barron
Post Department
Diesen
P. R. Wadsworth
United States
Minnesota
Tat Tat Preacher Smashes Thing in Spotlight
A fleeting line from the American Legion Weekly depicts a preacher striking a symbolic object while debating a deacon. The fragment hints at a dramatic moment within a religious or community setting, with no further context provided.
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Preacher
American Legion Weekly
Relic of Old Warfare Devil's Dyke in Cambridgeshire
An earthwork in Cambridgeshire called Devil's Dyke rises about twenty feet and dates from prehistoric times. It is believed to have been built as a defense against enemies advancing from the Fen country.
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Devil's Dyke
Cambridgeshire
England
Fen
Virtue in Benevolence and its Devotion
The passage discusses benevolence as a duty and the evolving affection of a person who repeatedly acts with kindness. It states that frequent acts of charity, when seen to succeed, lead one to genuinely love the recipient of those good deeds.
Minerals for Fowls of Big Importance
The article explains minerals' role in laying hens nutrition and egg production. It recommends bone meal oyster shell and salt as core minerals, notes reduced need if meat meal is high, and gives a mineral mix recipe: 60 lb bone meal 40 lb limestone 20 lb salt. Add 4 percent of this mix to laying mash unless bone meal or beef scrap supply sufficient.
Young Peach Trees Must Have Careful Attention
Guidance on pruning new peach trees covers selection of a vigorous one year growth, transplanting stump height, trimming to promote outward growth, and maintaining an open center for sunlight. It advises removing most new side shoots, encouraging top growth, and limiting branch removals after bearing begins to a quarter to three quarters of the prior year’s growth.
Small Paper Pots for Easy Plant Transplanting
Small paper pots available at seed stores or homemade. use for tomatoes cabbage peppers and flowering plants. The container can be planted with minimal root disturbance and cutworms cannot penetrate the paper. leave half an inch of container above ground to protect plants. Remove the bottom before setting out grown plants. the folding box comes away without injuring the plant.
Asters in bloom and poultry care amid harvests
The text notes moldy corn from binder-gleaned fields can harm hens and urges weekly cleaning of yards and roost areas for healthy layers. It also highlights asters as a preferred bloom needing soil prep, and remarks that autos symbolize American luxury while urging focus on home gardens per USDA guidance.
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Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco
Cal
United States War Department
Lime Point
Presidio
Marin
Jerusalem
King George Avenue
Herbert Samuel
Chang
Chang Tso-lin
Chung Yu-hsiang
Connor
China
Tientsin
Agnes Swick
E. L. Swick
Pasadena
McRaes
Guv
Thomas Chipman McRae
Arkansas
Prescott
Baltimore
Simon Grief
One Hundred and Seventeenth Signal Corps
University of Minnesota
The
Minneapolis Tribune
Edwin L. Lindell
Carl Anderson
United States Department of Agriculture
S.S.S
SSS
Hvetas
Bes
Gude
Bethampann
Troy
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