American Legion Reports on Soldiers and Memorial Debates
The Ludlow Vermont American Legion cites John Sheehan’s remote mountain fight with a bob cat and an $8 bounty. AFL aid backs 700000 unemployed veterans, and 12 governors push Legions Employment Day for March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Ludlow
John Sheehan
Shehan
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Legion
Hansford MacNider
The
Pocketed Old Fashioned Coat Tale From Decades Past
A nostalgic look recalls the old fashioned man who kept a pocket in his coat during autumnal days, hinting at era charm and practical design once common in menswear.
Reader questions profiteers in future world
The reader asks whether profiteers will exist in a future world and the reply notes hope they will but only after conditions allow. The statement reflects a skeptical yet optimistic view on economic actors in a transformed future society.
Obituary for Six Year Old Mary Roxie Benningfield
Rosslyn Vina Benningfield reports the death of six year old Mary Roxie Benningfield at home with her family mourning. She called for a prayer book Bible and song book before passing, leaving sisters Vina and Mrs. Topher Daniel and brother Matt, plus parents and many friends. The notice includes verses of grief and a closing remark about progress and common sense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Benningfield
Mary Roxie
Vina Benningfield
Topher Daniel
Matt Benningfield
Farmers See Profit With Silo Use In Kentucky
Beef feeding trials across Kentucky show silos add profit for farms lacking one. Kentucky has about 10 000 silos covering roughly five percent of the corn crop silage. Experts emphasize reinforced smooth walls to prevent air pockets and ensure water retention for sweet silage. The silo size depends on feeding season length and cattle numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
College of Agriculture
J. B. Kelley
College Farm Engineering Section
Thought for today from the silo remarks on stock feeding
A brief proverb quotes that the volume of the silo depends on the amount of stock to be fed and adds a wry line about people living in glass houses not making hootch.
Tightwads Debate Value Versus Price in Local Shoppe
A brief opinion note argues that costly items are not defined by their price but by value and scarcity, contrasting luxury expectations with frugal shopping ethos. The piece cites consumer attitudes and local market humor.
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Plete
Norfolk
Donegal
Times
American Legion News
Washington, D. C
Cumberland River
Nashville, Tenn
Corning
N. Y
the Legion
Nashville
Tenn
Department of Justice
Chicago
77Th
Busch Gardens
Pasadena
Lily Busch
American Legion For
Harding
Europe
Secretay Weeks
Pershing
Hanford MacNider
New York
Miller
American Legion Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Goverment
American Legion of
Massachusetts
American Cross
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Lexington
Lexington New
Lafayette
Phoenix Garage
Woodstock TypewriterCo
North Dearborn Street
Rosslyn Vina Benningfield
L. B. Shouse
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