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Newspaper

Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1923

Page

5

Toledo Plans Memorial Park Monument For World War Dead

Toledo and Lucas county will erect a Memorial Park monument with a grand tower and a memorial road named Memorial Way. Bronze plaques honor fallen soldiers along tree-lined avenues, with a 2000-plot burial section for American Legion use under county council oversight. Dedication on Decoration Day and cornerstone ceremony later in summer.

Toledo Lucas County American Legion Anilor Lucas County Legion Council Trus Tees

Aliens Know the National Anthem at Minneapolis Commencement

The American Legion Americanization program in Minneapolis graduated 83 from a class where Greeks, Italians, Norwegians, and Swedes learned citizenship. At a ceremony before nearly 1,000, the graduates and audience sang The Star Spangled Banner with the class members knowing every word, while others stumbled. Diplomas were presented by Minnesota school and naturalization authorities. The program, under official auspices, aids naturalization and citizen readiness by easing the path for aspiring citizens.

Minneapolis Americanism Commission of the American Legion Norway Sweden Minnesota

Poppy Day Urges Nation to Honor Fallen Heroes

The American Legion and chambers urge public support for wearing poppies on Memorial Day May 30 to honor those who died in war. Ellio t H. of Amaber says organizations will promote the campaign and sell poppies through posts and units to raise funds for graves and war memorials.

America Chamber of Com United States American Legion Elliiot H. N Amaber Acre Legion Xlary Beneft Hs Graves ‘T Fund Berglee

Legion man author earns recognition with Rainbow Bright

Lawrence Q. Stewart of Des Moines, a World War II veteran and American Legion member, authors Rainbow Bright an informal history of the Forty second division. He served in France as a private in the sanitary detachments of the 168th Infantry. Preface by Col. B. Bennett. Stewart studied art in Chicago and New York, taught at Drake University, and now maintains a Des Moines studio. His sculptures include a bust of Henry Wallace and plans a Lincoln bust for a new high school.

Lawrence Q. Stewart American Legion Des Moines Stewart France One Hundred and Sixty-eigth Col. B. i. Bennett Chicago Art Institute In Painting and Sculpture Beaux Arts New York Drake University Des Afpines Henry Wallace Teig Dow Lincoln Abraham Lincoln

Veterans donate for gravely fallen mates at Oteen

Disabled veterans in Ward 1-3 of United States hospital at Oteen North Carolina mail a note and a coin box to the National Treasurer of the American Legion. They say the mites will fund the Legion endowment to decorate overseas graves, aiming to honor 2000 veterans in Europe with Memorial Day decorations.

Flanders Field American Legion United States Gion Legion Europe

Herrick Praises Legion Fund to Decorate Graves

Ambassador Myron T. Herrick praises the American Legion plan to raise funds for decorating 32 000 war dead buried overseas for Memorial Day. He calls the effort a permanent, efficient remembrance and a sacred trust of the Legionnaires. Similar approval comes from General Pershing and Secretary Weeks.

Myron T. Herrick France American Legion Indianapolis Legion Ambassador Herrick Irving Legionnaires General Pershing War Weeks

An Even Chance on Homesteading

A humorous quip from the American Legion Weekly frames homesteading as a test of endurance. Hogan seeks steady land and asks Clancy about the rules. Clancy summarizes the government wager as a bet of 160 acres against $14 to live five years without starving, highlighting the harsh frontier idea.

Hogan Clancy American Legion Weekly

Alleged Blackmailer Held on Federal Charge in Tacoma

A 19 year old Vancouver Washington woman known for her beauty was jailed in Tacoma on a federal grand jury charge. She allegedly tried to extort $1,200 from army officers and business men by threatening to harm them. Bail was set at $1,200. The suspect reportedly sought expensive clothing.

Vancouver Wash Tacoma Federal Grand Jury

Livestock Co operation in Marketing

United States Department of Agriculture outlines how cooperative livestock shipping associations can raise producer returns by marketing at cost. Key factors include competent management, bonding of funds, accurate accounting, uniform marking, and careful prorating of returns. Bulletin 1292 details procedures and availability.

United States Department of Agriculture Department Nloa Stock Shipping Association Farmers Washington

Grain Rations for Ewes and Feeding Guidance

The article advises feeding grain to breed ewes alongside pasture and forage. Include clean legume hay and corn silage, keep salt available, and note thin ewes, especially those with twins, will not Wean strong lambs or store reserves for milk. It presents two grain ratios: four parts oats three parts corn one part wheat bran and linseed meal, by weight. or two parts oats and one part wheat bran as simpler options.

Beginning With Sheep Prof G Humphrey Guidance for Beginners

Prof G Humphrey of the Wisconsin College of Agriculture offers clear guidelines for novice sheep keepers. Emphasizing purebred rams, selecting young ewes, removing broken mouthed or udder-impaired animals, and choosing well sized, well formed ewes with dense fleeces. Feed lambs generously in the first year to maximize growth and ensure year round good care.

G. Humphrey Wisconsin College of Agriculture

Southdown Sheep Noted for Superior Prolific Qualities

Southdown rams are described as highly prepotent and passing traits to offspring. Three Southdowns will thrive on less feed than one ewe of other breeds, with no waste in carcass and exceptionally tasting, delicately marbled mutton.

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