Regional Billets For War Orphans
Regional billets plan to shelter children left fatherless or disabled by action of American forces in World War I. Programs to place 5000 or more orphans in regional homes, with care by volunteers and local committees, including food, schooling, and supervision. The article notes strong need for welfare funds and outlines the broader Legion effort to support ex-service families and secure land and housing to complete the housing project.
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Onee
Prporin
Walta
Wang
Ulethine
Kervben
Lhaty
Halton Milla
Koytor Nilowa
Olerr Cale
Ates
Te Twrton
Lai
Rosie
Ole Delany
Bowen
Uae
Teillot
Ams
Myr Mayorand
Tg Milhicen
Serluu
Ana Deen
Fox
Marc Coon
Foquesta
Preniteetoy
Legionnaives
Lee Monny
Michigan Triad
Michigan
Naver
Legion
Feghar Weul
Midhhian
Fay
Tie Tee
BFA
Dail
Dabney
Wenella
Froneé
Legion Aculn
Rene Ona
Loglon
Lewion
Submarine Yarns In Book By Scout
A fragmentary account portrays a scout book on submarines and wartime duty. It references Theodore Roosevelt and a U.S. military context, noting youth, heroism, and civic duty in a melodramatic style with literary asides about American soldiers and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout
Officials in Charge of National Convention Announced
Indianapolis based American Legion unit lists numerous coordinators and locations for the 1024 National convention in St Paul, with details on transportation, tickets, publicity, housing, and services, naming officials and offices from the capitol to local venues and hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Convention
American Legion
Uniteam
Indianapolis
Iformiatio
Leutonat
Sb Paul
Miao
Comntinl ‘Oni Mieg
General Highman
Gage Hayat
Offtca
Catate Capitol
Hepwer
Truepomteat
Jolitiees
Supply Company
TL North Prior- Atreet
Melonard
Manneo
Gollon Vale
Dipeo Oslo
St. Pow
Pennie
Offee
State
Cnpitol
O. Tolinson
Goodrich Avenue
Eoxiligey
Hauten
Grand ‘Avenue
N. G. Meetengen
Bremer Arende
All Claims Must Be On File Before January First
The notice outlines that all claims due to service are filed by January 1. It mentions tuberculosis and other diseases and references a veterinary link. The document cites a person named Ny Watkow G. Miller and a group called Min Aniceldur Legion, with stations and departments noted.
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Wits
Dinnars
Watkow G. Miler
Eliyte Man
Min
Aniceldur Legion
Discovery and Climate of South Georgia Island
The article recounts Captain Cook’s 18th century exploration and the later Norwegian sealing era establishing South Georgia as a whale and seal hub. It describes geography, climate, and wildlife with emphasis on penguin species and the rugged coast, noting the island’s remote location between latitudes and longitudes and its evolving exploitation history.
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Wandrel Itilt
Wanvineton
Ile
Coloniza
el Derado
Eee Khan
Aginen
Ewrope
James Come
Desrocq
Georpiny
Alver
Nik
Georgia
Estlard
Auiecleon
New London
Llansogten
Lg Island Sound
South Georgia
Cook
Viktigs
Dollira
Offelore Danks
Knradis
Lasiers
Bolteborsen
Seland
South
Deatt
Behrunry
Routh
South Georgy
Neil
South Gorka
Pengelus
Jongalarra
Corn grading standards guide farmers for higher prices
Government study explains how kernel quality, moisture, test weight, and damage affect grade No 1 to No 4. It notes that 87 percent of corn may fail to reach grade No 3 without better handling. Factors include odor, weevils, foreign material, and moisture. Copies available from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Ee
United States Department of Agriculturé
Lowe
Cory Wijick
Wiley
Bureau of Verd Natural Economies
Sinies Enactment of Agriculture
Washington, D
Rape and Corn Competition Affected Hog Performance
The study tests at South Lincoln show rape seeded after last cultivation with three corn varieties. Fat corn boosted rape growth, while shading reduced rape yield. Hog gains rose from 106 to 1,28 pounds daily on corn, with one variety increasing gains by about a third of a pound.
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Lincoln
Banking With Earth Is Best Celery Cultivation Method
The piece describes using earth and plant supports to grow celery, noting plastic power, paper bands, and stakes. It mentions wiring plants, guarding against pests, and storing harvested stalks in dark coal cellars for protection.
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Alan Weed
Alfalfa Seed Production Delays and Harvest Practices
A historical note discusses alfalfa seed yield issues due to weather and timing of harvest. It cites that third cutting for feed can reduce seed pod quality and mature seed production, implying tradeoffs between hay quality and seed yield.
Sidsa Grass Pasture Seeding Overview
Fragmentary notes describe sowing Sidsa Grass as pasture with properly prepared soil, tilling to seed depth, and applying a seed bed. It mentions quantities, rolling, and broadcasting methods, emphasizing thorough soil work and careful planting practices.
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Tom Mine
Study on Farm Machinery and Heating Systems
A dated pamphlet titled A Guide to the Operation of Farmers' Bley tors outlines methods for heating grain and maintaining equipment aboard vessels. The Bureau of Agricultural Economics, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, D.C., offers copies on request for the study and its diagrams.
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Unies
Ffir Levanney
Bleytors
Agin
Bureau of Xgriculural Economics
Unilea
States Departient of Agriculture
Wwashlogston
Foy
Fertilizer Study Promises Freight Reduction for Farmers
A New Jersey agricultural study reports fertilizers can cut freight and handling costs for bulk purchases. Researchers show that applying lower mass fertilizers yields equal plant support, with scalable savings as shipments rise from 508 to 2,000 pounds and beyond. The work, led by A W Blatt at the State College of Agriculture, underscores cost benefits for farmers amid rising transport charges.
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Ted Er
Scurvédi
A. W. Blatt
Tprateheilsky
New Jersey
Slole College of “Akviculture
Eves
Vones
WAL Hirnish
Potash Profits and Fertilizer Trends for 1919 Farm Market
Fragmented text discusses potash profits for farmers and fertilizer trends in 1919. Mentions phosphates, potash pricing, and fertilizer rates for crops like celery, corn, oats, and cereals. References suggested price ranges and regional usage without clear dates or sources.
Farm Notes on Feeding and Show Preparation
Notes discuss feeding costs and stock care for dairy cattle and horses, advising efficient rations, pest control, and show preparation. Mentions show training, pricing implications, and consulting with farmers about when to invest in improvements and equipment. Mentions dairy stock, market outlook, and cooperative measures for profitable farming.
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Umiar
Dolers
Veta
United States
Avery
Jord
Vie Test
Vie
Beara
France
Kor
Roosevelt
Khe Ticuk
Falulat
American’ Legion
Chocian
Sabin "Tleert
Reston
Theodore Roosevelt
Camirole
Bellavada
The
Henry Beeston
Lown Legion
Hurhany — Tianives
Cowa
Isle of Georgia
Sidsa
Smail
Linda Woeil Poragh
Mipek- Land
New York
Iedana
Tenett
Goed Criflers Tor Ysmen
Techard
Evtla
Maktoy Fey
Facm
Witce Andl
Jong
He Wyaie
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