Legion Post Leads Effort to Curb Nuisance and Drink
In a city, an American Legion post passed resolutions demanding closure of a public nuisance near the club, an liquor traffic investigation, and publication of the complaint. The action led to a bootlegger jailed, others detained, and fines for the nuisance operator, with residents called as witnesses.
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American Legion
Baermeer
Blank Post
United States of America
Blank
Legion Club
Masons Odd Fellows
Knights
Pythias
Gala basketball clash headlines Friday evening showdown
A Friday evening gala basketball game between D M T and P L and D M will feature a strong players’ lineup and enthusiastic turnout as the season’s prospects rise. Meanwhile, school activities include English readings on The Last of Mohicans, spelling bees, woodworking projects, and agricultural soil studies. California leaders push wartime welfare measures. Sergt Alvin York joins a Tennessee Legion post. a $50 reward funds desertion relief. a Melrose apology clarifies disloyal remarks by Ralph Altman.
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D. M
Ralph Altman
Melrose
Minn
American Legion
Local Social News Highlights From Havelock and Surrounds
Miss Belva Wallace taught in Havelock and visited home folks. Art Clyne from Alta stayed with the Walter Larsen family. Pedersons and family drove to West Bend. Mrs Burgeseicker of Carroll visited her daughter Mrs Caywood. Mrs Hoveland visited Paullina. The Smith and Christensen families called on Neil Smith. Rex McCreary returned from Minnesota. Sprinsted hosts brother visit. Benoit called in Gilmore City. County fair at Humboldt drew many despite rain. Mrs Phillips visited Gilmore City. Leon Malcolm and Mrs La Seur and son drove to Ames. Ladies of the community visited Mrs Hoveland for her birthday with baskets. L A Stover drove to Havelock. Buck of Humotpas visited Jens Peterson.
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Belva Wallace
Havelock
Art Clyne
Alta
Walter Larsen
Arthur Pederson
West Bend
Burgeseicker of
Carroll
F. F. Caywood
R S. Hoveland
Paullina
Guy Smith
C. Christensen
Neil Smith
Rex McCreary
Minnesota
R. E. Sprinsted
C. Benoit
Gilmore City
Humboldt
W. P. Phillips
Leon Malcolm
Harry LaSeur and
Ames
R. S.hoveland
L. A. Stover
T. S.buck
Hum
Potas
Jens. Peterson
Rose Names and Etymology Spark Fragrant Origins
The article traces the name Rose through languages and history, citing Rohais, Roesia, Rosita, and Rosie variants across England Ireland Germany and Peru. It notes Rose as a common given name linked to the flower, with cultural associations, lucky day, and amulet lore. It also mentions Tavolors, a tiny island state near Cape Figar l, claiming a 50-person population and a Rome-representative government.
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Greece
England
Rohais
Gilbert of Gaunt
de Bohans
de Veres
Fulbert de Dover
Henry I
Ireland
Germany
Rosi
Roschen
Rosita
Peru
Munde
Rose
Tavolors
Sletly
Cape Figarl
Rome
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Metropolitan Theatre
Iowa
W.B. Patton
Sally
Maher Drug Store
Opportunity Knocks
A. C. Heath
Fort Dodge
Union
Rolfe
Poland
T. B
T. M. Simonson
Rolfe, Towa
Mohicans
Emma Majorowicz
Bret
California
Whham D. Stephens
American Legion Department of California
Alvin York
David King
Summers
Chattanooga
Tenn
American Legion of
Kathleen O’connor
Kathleen, O'Connor
Toledo
Mildred Marshall
Jane
Ellogg
Kellogg’s
the &I
Kellogg’ S
Kellogg
Daddy
Great Majestic
A. B. Symes
Rolfe, Iowa
Arrow
the Arrow
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