Great Greenbury Point Radio Station Aimed at World Reach
GREENBURY POINT near Annapolis Maryland hosts a high power radio station owned and operated by the United States for uninterrupted army communications. Four 600 foot towers link with a power plant and equipment to handle traffic with France Italy Germany Norway and ships worldwide including Navy and merchant vessels. Subscribe for The Arrow NOW.
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Greenbury Point
Annapolis
Maryland
Ancle Sam
France
Italy
Germany
Norway
U. S. Navy
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Hearing Restoration
Catarrhal deafness results from inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining. Local applications fail, constitutional treatment is needed. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to act through the blood to reduce inflammation and restore normal ear function. Ansa Circulars free. Druggists F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo, Ohio
Laurens area notes feature wrecks weddings and local life
A Ford rollover near Laurens injures Mr. Troxel and a Mars. John son of Sutherland breaks a collarbone. Adelaide Wheeler and Coral Johnson near Laurens wed. Clement Dooley of Estherville dies after an Iowa visit. Multiple local incidents include crashes, assaults, thefts, and community updates on schools and clergy.
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Ford
Laurens
Mr. Troxel
Mars
Johnson
Sutherland
Helen Mather
Adelaide Wheeler
Coral Johnson
Clement Dooley
Estherville
Colfax
Cummins
Walsh
Lizard
Hoosier Rifler Patterson Seeks Warfront Adventure
Ralph G. Patterson of Muncie Indiana leaves home for excitement and finds it in Northwest cattle ranches. He travels to France with the First Division and faces combat at Cantigny Soissons and Argonne. A machine gun wound to the ankles and bayonet clash mark his wartime feats before sustaining injuries from shellfire.
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Hans Johnson
Sioux Rapids
Johnson
Ralph G. Patterson
Pat
France
Pershing
Patterson
Gondrecourt
Bar-le-Duc
Lureville
Cantigny
Soissons
Leicheprey
Argonne
Indians Join American Legion Posts in West
Indian veterans are joining Legion posts as applications for charters arrive. A St Charles South Dakota charter lists four Indians Benjamin Comes-Out-Bear Charles Owl-Walks-in-the-House Narcisse MacKenzie and John Bluebird. Sixty Sioux braves are planned to stage a war dance at the Legion's Kansas City convention. The Indians served valiantly as intelligence scouts in World War I.
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American Legion
National Head Carters
Sens Tays
St. Charles
S. D
Benjamin
Charles Owl
Narcisse MacKenzie
John Bluebird
Legion
Kansas City
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Western Newspaper
Union
Sam's
GIANT
W. W. Beam
T. R. Campbell
DRS
BE. L. Hollis
T. D. Jones
First National Bank
Rolfe
Iowa
L. M. Graham
Nacke’s
Pocahontas Loan & Trust Company (Incorporated
Pocahontas
W. S. McEwen Rothers
Real Estate Office
Real of State Savings Bank
Robt, Klein Sr
Robt, Bein Jr
Robert Klein & Son Real Estate and Insurance
Yowa
Col
H. H. Grove
Jami
Plover, Iowa
Joseph Zimmerman
Gilmore City
Thomas Gray
Glidden
C. B. Laub
Cresco
Arnold's Park
Date Hall of
Peterson
Mills
H. E
Manaugh
Ames
Charlotte Nelson
Roland
James Griffin
Sheldon
F. Phillip Frazier
Franci D. Blackhoop
Missionary Department
Congregational Church
Humboldt
Chickasaw County
Hopkinton
Art Cooper
Oskaloosa
Fort Dodge
Everett
Wash
Jleen
Professor Keyes
Mount Vernon
Lake Okoboji
Little Sioux
Milford
Jack Walling
North’ Western
Hawarden
Henry Rehberg
Ocheyedan
Osceola County
Lake Park
Jefferson
Gordon Copeland
Arnold’s Park
Okoboji Lake
Gull’s Point
Patton
Shenandoah
Bingham
Atlantic
William Palenske
Round Lake
Des Moines
Bishop Lewis
Sioux City
Morningside College
Grace Church
China
William Pollock
Denison
Sac County
Clay County
Spencer
Gus Maroshek
Emmetsburg
Geo. Green
Marathon School Board
Supe
Hoosier
South Dakota
Holland
Evory
Gingham
Gates Dry Goods CO
Ft. Dodges
Stn's
the Economy Furniture Company
Big White
Central Avenue
Fourth Street
I. C. Depot
Duncombe Hotel
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