Legion Leader Marshal Foch to Visit U S this Fall
American Legion announces Marshal Foch will travel to Kansas City for the national convention and meet U S Legion delegates in France this summer. He may visit the birthplace in the Pyrenees to dedicate a memorial tablet. The Farm Bureau and Legion push World War I veteran relief legislation. Life size tin hat replicas will honor Illinois soldiers on memorial highway trees.
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Marshal Foch
United States
The
American Legion
Kansas City
France
Pyrennes
Legion
American Farm Bureau Federation
A. E
Illinois Department of the American Legion
Reduced rail rates for American Legion delegates announced
The Franco line will offer one cent per mile rates to American Legion members, their wives, and Women’s Auxiliary members attending the Kansas City convention. A 250 member Legion delegation traveling to France will sail from New York on the George Washington to visit battle sites and unveil ceremonies including the Flirey monument and Pont Roosevelt cornerstone. Franklin D Olier may lead the delegation in Emery’s absence amid government reform bills easing veteran relief administration and civil service protections.
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The
American Legion
Kansas City
Women’s Auxiliary
France
Millerand
A. FE. F
New York
George Washington
Legionnaires
Flirey
Lorraine
Chateau Therry
Legion
Franklin D'Olier
Emery
House of Representatives
United States Senate
Harding
Nebraska Legion Schedules July Membership Drive
The Nebraska American Legion announces a statewide recruitment campaign starting July 18 to boost membership from 18,000 of about 55,000 veterans to at least 2,000 new members. State leaders aim to top ranks, with commander Robert G. Simmons ordering dawn actions and army style recruitment across posts.
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Nebraska American Legion
Kansas City
Robert G. Simmons
Scottsbluff
St. Louis
John Beitz
Nebraska
Nebraska Legion
Iowa
New Hampshire
South Dakota
Hinks Boot Shop Seals Deals With Sea Trip Tales
A quirky ad style item touts leather shoes and boots from Hinks Boot Shop. It weaves sea voyage tales of old Bill and a Guam visitor, ending with promises of real value and sturdy leather work.
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Bill
This Is Treason If a Conspiracy Raises Prices
A definition of treason is given for any group of men who conspire to raise the price of a necessity or to conspire in any enterprise that will inevitably increase prices and cause hardship to the people. The text argues such actions are treasonable.
Notice of Chattel Mortgage Sale in Sidney Nebraska
Samuel R. Perry defaulted on a $2,430 mortgage to First National Bank of Sidney. On August 15, 1921, at 2 p.m. at the Sidney Motor Company the bank will sell for cash the Overland Sedan 38887 and Overland Touring Car 40708, taken under the mortgage. Francis A. Chapman, Receiver, dates July 20, 1921.
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Samuel R. Perry
First National Bank of
Sidney
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Sidney Motor Company
Overland
Francis A. Chapman
Notice of Chattel Mortgage Sale in Sidney Nebraska
Public auction set for August 13 1921 at the Campbell Implement Co Sidney Nebraska to sell a 20 35 horsepower Flour City tractor under a chattel mortgage dated September 17 1920. Mortgagee Kinnard and Sons Mfg Company mortgagor E G Matthewson amount due 2700 dollars with 10 percent interest from September 17 1920.
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Campbell Implement Co
North Central Avenue
Sidney
Nebraska
E. G. Matthewson
Mortgagor and Kinnard and Sons Mfg Company
Cheyenne County
Kinnard and Sons Mfg. Company
Notice of Sheriff sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska
By order of sale from the Clerk of the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska judgments dated September 28 1920 in favor of Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Wahoo against 8 C Thompson et al and in favor of Charles Holt against S C Thompson et al totaling 9732 00 dollars plus costs proceed to sale as directed.
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District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
H. M. Grimes
Farmers and Merchants State Bank of
Wahoo
8. C. Thompson
Charles Holt
S. C. Thompson
Sheriff's sale of Cheyenne County real estate in Nebraska
Taxed at 388.00 and accruing costs the sheriff levies on all of section 23 in township 14 range 44 west of the Sixth Principal Meridian Cheyenne County Nebraska. The property will be offered for sale to the highest cash bidder on August 1 1921 at 10 oclock am at the east door of the Court House in Sidney Nebraska where due attendance will be given by J W McDaniel sheriff of Cheyenne County Nebraska.
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Towit
Township
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Court House
Sidney
J W. McDaniel
Notice to Creditors in the George Walker Estate
The State of Nebraska Cheyenne County In the County Court the estate of George Walker deceased creditors are notified to present claims on July 23 1921 and November 14 1921 at 10 o'clock a m to receive examine and adjust claims. The period to present claims ends August 12 1921 and debts may be paid within one year from that date. Witness the county court seal July 9 1921.
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George Walker
County Court
Sidney
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Weeks
Civil Service
Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia
Health Service
McGovern
United States Public Hospital Service
Beitz
Frank B. O'Connell
Department
Bob Simmons
Washington
HINK
Guam
Harvest Field
Hink’s
Radcliffe & Hyde, Attorneys
Hornaday Cafe
Borg & Beck
Gall Auto Specialty Co
Denver, Colo
VanGorder-Campbell Undertaking Department
Said
Ralph Adams
Acetylene
U. P
Colorado
D. R. Jones, Sidney, Nebr
D. R. Jones Land Company
Cheyenne Wells, Colo
Nebraska State Bank
Clark Wooldridge, Mgr
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston Sales N.C
P. A
Prince Albert
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