Benarbtent Leader Appointed to Head American Legion Post
In a restructuring of the American Legion, Amand Balthoewtt Ladidot is placed in charge at Baltimore’s Marland City headquarters for a twelve year term. He previously served as police manager and with the War Risk Benefit unit, rising from office and business manager at the Mercantile Casualty Company to senior roles in Legion work.
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AB Qudiit
Benarbtent
Hardie American Legion
Ametein Legion
Opasis
Monkerd
Marland
Baltimore
Olice Mauvager
American Legion
Beptaimner
Bis
Ducaton
Bey
Thi
Merviand Casualty Company
Dung
Legion aims to boost membership drive at Bay 17 to 22
Franklin Dier, national commander, declares a campaign to enlist every member in the American Legion. He says the drive will harness strong post participation and unity to meet targets, with headquarters coordinating prizes for top posts and departments.
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Vileveer Mer
American Legion
Bay
Hart Moore
Franklin Dier
Legion
Oiler
Departiocuet
Petionigl
Fragmentary Legion meeting note with garbled names
The readable lines describe a Legion gathering where a speaker promises to recruit members. A quoted line mentions a weekly limit and privilege to join, with reference to a man in wartime service and a region, but many words are garbled.
Faye to Be Good Tt in cheaper to be a god Arete than 4 bad one
Fragmented OCR notes claim Lemuel Bolles of the American Legion discusses membership costs and penalties. It mentions a weekly period of Amy 37 22 and a $30 yearly fee. A jail reference appears among garbled phrases.
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Lemuel Bolles
Flonan
American Legio
Amy
Vwomemier
Bowser
Children Aiding in Labour Slavery Investigation
Fragmentary OCR reveals children involved in abusive labor conditions. The text mentions workers and a harsh environment, with unclear references to adults and exploitation. Details are unreadable, but the core theme is child participation in stressful, possibly exploitative labor.
Clergy Support Sought for Legion Membership Drive
A national American Legion push seeks clergy of all creeds to back a May recruitment drive aiming to add one million members. Leaders urge sermons and active volunteering, with headquarters promising incentives and tiered rewards for success.
May Drive At Legion HQ Aims To Recruit New Members
The American Legion plans a nationwide drive May 17 to 22 at its national headquarters and posts to boost membership. Local clergy teachers bankers and women join in inviting public support while stressing security and unity as they seek at least a thousand new members.
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American Legion
Legion
Pertes
Graers
Amertcna Legion
Ife
Bor Icadera
Leghon
Aueiterr
Mr Wises
Pershing Laglen Beogter Geogral Perkhin in private mn
Fragmentary text references the American Legion, a private meeting, and a May date. It mentions an event or pledge related to veterans and leadership, but the details and names are garbled, leaving the core action unclear.
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Pershing
Laglen Beogter Geogral
Perkhin
Thal
American Legion
Legen
Ogarnestl
Perviere
Atlanta
Instructed Livery Members in Wartime Legion Plan
A fragmented note describes livery members in a wartime drive forming a Legion faction. It mentions a power shift within the organization and a hoped recruitment of new members as the war effort continues. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Zea
Legion Facia
Cateshili
Legion Qacetions
Suawera
Fragmented historical item on local events from a village notice
A garbled OCR fragment references a village notice about events near a quarter of the year, mentioning veterans, a Go A Ot owoterank, and The Artioigg Leghon. Details are unclear, but the text implies some local meeting or parade planning and a sea-related tethering event.
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Eollea
Pak Lendquartera
Arotiigg
Leghon
Shennan
Brera Bt
Mbt
Leethogam
Gtk
Idingks Mow Hoe 6K Wings Report Highlight
A report from the AMverigga Leghoo in Wings notes a notable update. The piece references the paldaep omimeherehi and its status, with emphasis on a mane thas oo oo factor.
Fragmented recollection of Fort Sumter events and gun order
A fragmented first person reminiscence recalls Major Anderson at Sumter and the siege thrust lines. It details the armament debate behind firing the first shot and the tension between Confederate and Union forces. The narrator reflects on orders, risk, and the social impact of war in Carolina.
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Geolal
Anderson
Sumter
Charkegton
Baouregard
Linsgin
Geneve
Fred
Moultrie
Fragmentary OCR Note on Printer Head Mistake
An unreadable OCR passage mentions a printer head mistake in a fly or plate, with garbled text about errors and disbelief. The readable fragments reference a claim of incorrect printing and a general sense of confusion over what was produced.
Memorial Note Marks Fallen Heroes on May 30
A garlanded remembrance honors fallen airmen and freedom fighters led by Gen Jahs A Lee Fan. The note asks observers to decorate graves and keep the vigil alive until history fully acknowledges their sacrifices.
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Seturca
Austen
Youthful Orlon Prefendsr and Civil War Era Vignettes
Fragmentary OCR outlines a youth named Orlon Prefendsr joining Civil War era activities around 1451. It mentions Wak cloven Fontan 914, Nordic volunteers, and a drummer named Peto who served with Leathen Fork. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or places.
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Orlon
Evar
Buee
Diommer Bey
Nordic Arena Volonteers
Peto
Fragmented OCR note on philosophical ideals and devotion
An unclear OCR fragment discusses devotion to ideals and a phase related to a person or event. The text is garbled with names and terms that are not fully recoverable. It mentions a connection to a figure or movement and sentiment of appreciation.
Vermont Adopts Milk Disease Eradication Regulations
A Vermont municipality enacts federal supervised measures to eradicate bovine tuberculosis. In a large barn herd tests identify 279 reactors, about 17 percent, prompting removal and quarantine of affected cattle as part of a nationwide milk safety push.
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Barry
Uothed Etetes Department
Seriqultore
Fpri
Ehh
Aide
Ctr
Inoeler
Federal
Tesla
Birminzhem
Ala
Washington
Proper Cow Management For Dry Periods
Guidance on preparing cows for calving, emphasizing even rationing, nutrition, and rest. Notes include avoiding top heavy gravitation before freshening, ensuring bran is added, and selecting a reputable feed shop. Also mentions adjusting feed if needed and providing four to six weeks of rest to ensure milk quality.
Gogh Cows Prove Economic Food Source
The text extols Tallis cows as a cheap wholesome food for farmers and households. It argues their value lies in economical milk and the broad utility of dairy products, praising cows as a superior substitute for scarce funds during lean times.
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Riek
Silo Benefits Noted For Farm Feed Efficiency
The article highlights silos' advantages in storing fodder for dairy cattle. It discusses a farm using silage for cattle, the palatable feed, and the impact on herd productivity under near term conditions.
Dairy notes on herd selection and bedding practices
Dairy notes discuss deep bedding and evaluation of herd traits. It mentions selecting females for milking herds, aiming to improve herd quality through careful breeding and management practices.
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