Water Supply and Quality On Farm and City Needs
Water without disease agents is vital for health. The article lists four farm water sources cisterns dug wells deep wells and springs and previews future notes on each source with emphasis on cleanliness and safety.
Man’s confidence in running government noted
A man may doubt his ability to do some tasks yet believes he is capable of running the government, a sentiment echoed as a measure of leadership and decisiveness.
Lobster Reputation Lands Man in Hot Water
A sharp witted remark note links a man famed as a lobster to his tendency to land in trouble, implying his habit of geting into hot water.
Post Office Simplifies Parcel Post for Fourth Class Shippers
Public notice from Postmaster Squire Turner explaining liberalized rules for mailing sealed parcels of fourth class matter. Labels must show contents and manufacturer, allow postal inspection if needed, and permit fourth class rates without listing exact quantities. Additional guidance provided at the Mt Sterling Kentucky office. Midnight special. Lots of girls have their wedding specifications made out but they don't hook on.
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John Doe & Co
Mt. Sterling
Ogice
Squire Turner
The Advocate Printing Reference Mentioned
A brief line notes that any girl with a fair to middling mustache would prefer it to a bare lip and mentions Printing for The Advocate.
Legion Presses five optional provisions of adjusted pay
The American Legion will push its case before chambers of commerce nationwide to emphasize the five optional provisions of pending adjusted compensation. Hanford MacNider announces the regional legislative committee and outlines actions on discharge duplicates and continued status for deserters.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hanford MacNider
McCumber
The
Dan F. Steck
Iowa
John R. MecQuigg
East Cleveland
Ohio
E. M. Cline
Nebraska
W. R. McCauley
Bloomington
Ames M. Hanley
Mandan
N. C
Mat H. Murphy
Ala
J. G. Serugham
Carson City
Nevada
W. F. Deegan
New York
Joseph H. Thompson
Pittsburg
James A. Drain
Washington, D. C
George L. Berry
Pressmen’s Home
Tennessee
W. M. Brucker
Saginaw
Mich
John T. Taylor
John D. Markey
Frederick
Aaron Sapiro
Lexington
Sohn Sherbourne
Boston
Paul Edwards
Seattle
Wash
Secretary of War
Congress
House
Minnesota
Maine
Michigan
Massachusetts
Missouri
New Jersey
New Hampshire
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Oregon
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Vermont
Wisconsin
Washington
John Thomas Taylor
American Legion Posts Help 43262 Good Deeds in Minnesota 1921
Minnesota Legion posts report 43262 good deeds performed in 1921 aiding unfortunate buddies across communities. Local chapters organized charity drives, shelters, meals, and supportive services strengthening veterans networks statewide.
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American Legion
Minnesota
Kentucky Passes Farm Marketing Act To Aid Producers
The Kentucky House approved the Farm Marketing Act by 91 to 0, sending it to the Senate where it passed unanimously 33 to 0. The measure aims to eliminate speculation and waste, promote orderly farming product marketing, and allows ten or more producers to form non profit cooperatives to handle their goods. It restricts stock voting, defines liability, sets remedies for breach, prohibits false co op claims, requires annual reports, and declares an emergency making the act law with the governor’s signature.
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Kentucky House of Representatives
Senate
Texas
Arkansas
Arizona
North Carolna
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Washington
Idaho
Montana
North Dakota
Kansas
California
New Mexico
Orego
Wisconsin
Bingham
Kentucky
Aaron Sapiro
House
College of Agriculture
The cradle and the coffin are Siamese twins
A poetic line noting the inseparable bond of life and death as two fused beings from birth, evoking themes of fate and unity.
Record of disabled fighter found by American Legion
Twenty hospitals in three years is the record of one disabled fighter discovered by the American Legion. Physicians at Fort Lyon, Colorado.
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American Legion
Fort Lyon
Colorado
Hot air isn't business in modern trade tales
The piece notes that loud talkers do not guarantee superior trade or wealth, contrasting boasting with actual success in commerce. It underscores practical results over rhetoric and invites readers to value tangible accomplishments.
Three Big Bargains From Singer Sewing to Phonograph
Classified ad lists a Singer sewing machine used parts priced at 37.50, a used organ in good condition for 75, and a new phonograph at 75 alongside a 100 price. Tanlac advertised with many people near despair claiming recovery from Land and Priest.
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Singer Office
Bank Street
Tanlac
Land & Priest
For Rent Five Room Flat Over Miller Tire Station
Classified notice advertises a five room flat for rent above Miller Tire Station with modern facilities. Contact M. J. Miller for details. The fragment includes unrelated political commentary about Americanism and attire.
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Miller
M. J. Miller
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