Endowment drive gains support from Legion posts nationwide
Growing American Legion fund activists in Indiana, Kentucky, and several states mobilized donations. Leaders including department heads and post commanders urged member contributions, with notable gifts from posts in Oregon, Tamaqua, and New York.
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Indiana
Hiingie
Kentucky
COOKE
Gercod
Morth Carsling
South Corolina
Georgia
Virginia
W Dloshem
Leehrilig
Taserilie Douriee Jogrns
Merkmant
Reniheky
Sie Torrentz
Todlacopelia
Eugene Post
Ore
Aod
O ' Berry Post
Tamaqua
Fesp
Oregon
Arthur & Wolfe
Tomegua
Goth Post
Cardinei CO Gannett
Tietlon
Department of Panama
Sorel
Im Tid
Fred Paris
Mra Marr
Lord Hartigan
Hew Forkmer
Bene Mln Herdeon Willers Grean Wallington
Acetling Federated of Lobe
Oftz
Cylon Dos Angeles
Post Ustlabel Caroander
The
American Legion
Chaottes
Bo Brent Bitalg Chigt
Ee Chapisin Gemice
A OE
Booth
Indianepolis
New Tore City
United Confederate Veterans
John B. Dunn
Drew
New York
Veterans to Seek State Homes as War Vets Decline
A 1920s era preview predicts world war veterans will increasingly seek state homes as military rolls fall. The article notes reduced numbers in veterans populations and suggests government support may shift toward aiding indigent veterans, with state facilities absorbing more admissions.
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American Legion
Lincoln
Fliragengouk
Jena
Atete
Rebropka
Sentra
Mazecehuselits Ahead At Piteeneld Bines Frat Reception
The report notes a fraternal gathering in Maseechypette for the Aaron Legion with a deficit described as debt. Treasurer E Ye Grow is cited as the official, detailing a $273 shortage allocated to food during the event.
Cap for Minnesota Post Gerald Bercon honors year record
Gerald Bercon of Ciognet, Bist, Peet dopackieent codthiegnder of the Alpetican Legied alliumces falls Sproat a stupid the Degled poet to the Department of Minteents Saving the best and mom dona latent record for the pasture year. The trophy will be gived at the pet departmet coo Tettles.
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Gerald Bercon
Ciognet, Bist
Codthiegnder
Alpetican
Alliumces
Department of Minteents
Copper Sulfate Treatments Cut Worm Infestation In Lambs
A historical study reports copper sulfate and other treatments reducing stomach worm infestation in lambs. Untreated weanlings showed high parasitic load, while copper sulfate groups exhibited markedly lower infection levels across four treatment regimens.
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Geome
Jace
Worms
Barley for Lamb Rearing and Fattening Diet Discussed
The article describes barley as a superior feed for growing fat lambs and milk production. It explains barley blends with bran and meal, the role of ground barley and hay, and notes quality factors for breeding stock and lamb growth on farms.
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Granada
Vila
Fearne
Glee
Ford
Frank Kienbeghe
Grand Barney
Farmers urged to keep hog herds in condition
Market expert Gilbert Gusler urged farmers to maintain hog herds in good condition during the Dairy and Feeders day at the university. He warned hog prices may rise next March as heavy supplies could offset gains and noted Chicago buyers expected demand to favor well conditioned hogs.
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Gilbert Gusler
Ghimigs
Dnlrerelty
Chicago
Unclear text from perilous historical note
Fragmentary report notes a sequence of events involving bog conditions and dipping procedures. The passage mentions South Dakota and a State college with crude petro compounds and a dipping system. Details are garbled and no clear outcomes or entities beyond these sparse terms can be established.
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Ieuth
Dakota
South Dake
State College
Cleaning and Milking Precautions for Dairy Hygiene
The article outlines front end dairy hygiene practices before milking. It emphasizes wiping cow udders with a damp cloth, cleaning teats, and using warm water. It notes keeping milk utensils spotless, covering with a clean top, and washing with cold water, then warm, before drying.
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Gina Eheold
Tasy
Common Scrub Cows Graded Up Quickly in Experiments
Experiments show that common scrub cows can be graded up rapidly. The Jersey experiment station noted that previously poor cows from Arkansas, though manageable with feed, produced modest milk. Milk output in trials rose about nine percent, yet overall milk yields remained low at 168 pounds of fat and 2904 pounds of milk per cow that year.
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Bintioga
Arkansas
Don’t Overfeed Calves During First Two Weeks
Calves suffer higher mortality when overfed in the first two weeks. The calf digestives lags behind the cow, and excess fat raises risk of stomach issues. Proper feeding reduces mortality and supports healthier growth.
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Orlerg
Dairy Notes on Cow Feeding and Profit Tips
The article discusses feeding dairy cows to improve milk yield and profitability. It emphasizes balanced rations, including costed components like grain, bran, and supplements, and notes monitoring each cow’s perface to optimize production. The guidance aims to raise milk output while controlling costs.
GIVES FERCE A CHANCE George Gilligan aberh of Wilton
Incoherent text fragment mentions George Gilligan Aberh of Wilton, seeking to procure from state and county to leave the county. Unclear details about aims, dates, or outcomes.
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George Gilligan Aberh
Wilton
Otelula
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American Legion Fund
Mazecehuselits
Minnesota
Paes
Frese
Dolly Mnk
America
Italy
Itals
Inak
An.slo
Boma
Texas
Erene
Austin Tenet
Constance Whitney Warren
Pana
Charles Capon
Chemical
Esak
Made Warren
George Bente Warren
White House
Bergh Ernest Me Seaman
Noa Beret Cha Dalnopis
Ofetel Eresters
Met
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Mary Baldwin College
Amherst
Io Kal
Amherst College
Alain
Josich Rendle
Lombard
Illinois
Atlanta
Jil
Ferce
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