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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1923
Page
2
A long, fragmented passage discusses Cherokee leaders like Redbird Smith and lawyers opposing government moves to dissolve tribal lands and sever the Cherokee Nation. The piece notes internal struggle, cultural preservation efforts, and clashes with United States policy, highlighting figures and dates amidst a turbulent history.
Denmark opens route for U S commerce to Baltic markets as Copenhagen grows into major transshipment center. American imports to Denmark and Sweden rise while new Baltic republics expand trade, with Danish port upgrades boosting distribution to Poland Finland Latvia Lithuania and beyond.
In Secaucus New Jersey a man boarded a trolley car claiming he bought the vehicle with cash from a stranger who offered to sell it for cash. The passenger Jansen produced savings and paid fares while an unknown man tried to complete a purchase on the same ride. Police investigated the ensuing disturbance and the crowd dispersed.
The Keetoowah society united Cherokee factions to pool lands and resources for shared development. Led by Mr Graves, they formed a mutual business framework covering agricultural industrial and mineral resources, with members sharing gains and losses.
Washington reports lower death rates across the census area than the prior year. Massachusetts shows the highest rate at 15.4 per 100 000 while Michigan shows the lowest. Akron Ohio and Memphis Tennessee are cited with notable figures in the regional comparison.
A home candle tester built from a flash light and a tin can becomes essential as laws require candling for egg buyers. Farmers and dealers prefer at home testing to ensure quality, using a felt-lined can with a controlled light to inspect eggs without eye strain.
Extension advice notes boiled or steamed potatoes fed to fowls in limited quantities. Best with laying hens or growing chickens, mixed with mash to replace cornmeal. A sample laying mash uses meat scrap middlings bran and potatoes by weight.
An old remedy describes placing a canvas cover over a chicken feeder opening with slits greased with antiseptic salve. The salve on the birds heads is claimed to prevent sore heads by keeping the feed access clean and protected.
Guidance on keeping hens productive with proper ventilation and care. Emphasizes retaining vigorous layers, maintaining a clean moist vent, using whitewash to cleanse interiors, and banking earth around foundations. Warns that damp foul-smelling litter reduces egg yield and is harmful to poultry health.
Major General Robert Tyndall national treasurer of the American Legion urges members to pay dues early to support posts and fund relief for disabled veterans and other programs. He highlights a policy for the organization to be financially self sufficient and free from outside obligations. He traces his service from 1897 through World War I and current command of the Thirty-eighth National Guard division.
Chiles P. Plummer of Casper Wyoming national vice commander of the American Legion embodies Western WWI spirit. At age 38 he served twenty two months after shedding his four gallon hat for a campaign hat. He captained artillery in the 106th ammunition train of two battalions, remaining fifteen months in France with the Forty first division. He organized the George Yroman post chapter, first commander, aided clubrooms, and fought for disabled veterans achieving national recognition as a national executive committeeman and later national vice commander. He is a lawyer educated at the University of Illinois and a fraternity brother of Alvin M. Owsley.
Lemuel Bolles states American Red Cross chapters should not seek aid funds from American Legion posts. He explains the Red Cross cooperates with the Legion for sick and disabled service members and families. The Legion directs posts to reclaim funds from emergency war organizations that no longer serve WWII veterans.
A collection of wry quips on travel manners fashion and society including comments on Paris gossip copyists and manners plus an advertisement for Cuticura soap and ointment and a note on dog licenses. The tone is humorous observational and lightly satirical.
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