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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1921

Page

8

Legion to use old Field Museum as new rifle range

The American Legion will convert the Field Museum building, evacuated after the World’s Fair, into an indoor rifle range in Hyde Park Chicago. Legionnaires will use a deluxe range with 200 yard and shorter distances, chosen after park commissioners granted the request.

American Legion Ameri Hyde Park Bea Chicago Tbs Park Legion Bost Legionnaires

Hungry Plymouth Rock Auctioned for Legion Auxiliary

A Plymouth Rock rooster ate 283 grains of corn after five hours of hunger and earned the Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion in Cimarron Kansas a total of 328 dollars. The bird was displayed on Main Street, auctioned twice, and finally netted about 1.15 dollars per grain. Mrs Selah L Klein led the contest as national executive committee woman for Kansas.

Plymouth Rock Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion Cimmarron Kan Kansas Selah L. Klein Kansas Department of the Auxiliary Auxiliary Klein Wellesley College New England Conservatory of Music

American Legion Girl Margaret Sousa Gains Title

Miss Margaret Sousa daughter of John Philip Sousa earns the title American Legion Girl for her lead in the Legion motion picture Lest We Forget. The film portrays disabled veterans seeking justice and employment after World War I.

Margaret Sousa John Philip Sousa American Legion Legion

Translated Fragments From a Turbulent Sailor’s Tale

A fragmented report hints at a maritime scene with sailors on deck and muttered phrases about Davy Jones. The garbled text mentions a first pair of nails and a tense moment overheard among crew aboard.

Davy Jones Sam Suah American Aglon Weekly

Des Moines Echoes War Talk and Immigrant Fortunes

A Des Moines column reflects on wartime fears and postwar revival, noting Italian immigrants building a $50,000 fruit business, and a sister abroad warning of hardship. It mentions Harvey Ingham’s antiwar stance, naval recruitment, and President Harding urging bank liberalization for farmers.

Des Moines Italy United States Harvey Ingham The Des Moines Register Afton

Diplomatic Posts Feature Waning Support

Fragmentary lines hint at debates over diplomacy and national posture. The text references men in IEEE, possible shifts in leadership, and a sense of finally advancing toward self direction after external pressures.

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