American Legion Medal Honors World War Bravery Hero
Bergt M Waldo Hatler of Joplin Missouri wore medals for bravery after swimming the Meuse under fire in France. He landed behind German lines, gathered critical information, and returned with valuable intelligence for American forces. The event was celebrated at the American Legion convention in Kansas City where he received Italian and French honors.
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M. Waldo Hatler
Joplin, Mon
Fietting
France
Beret
Joplin
Ceope Dil Guerra
Italy
de Euerre
Fintier
Armando Mas
Itatien Femide
Ameren Legion
Kursus
Jonln
Forty and Eight Legion Official Takes Second in Command
O K Croucity of Los Angeles California, formerly of the 322nd field signal battalion, is named vice president of the Forty and Eight Legion Roughhouse Club. The record cites titles and roles within the organization and notes his prior military service.
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Cronkite
Loe Angel
Legion Roughhouse Club
Hathway
A.B. F
Legions Roughouse Club
O. K. Croucity
Los Angeles
Cal
Queen of the Canal Zone Crowned in Legion Contest
Viola Biesels wins the American Legion sponsored Queen of the Canal Zone beauty contest in Panama. The election featured a tall, blonde, athletic contestant and drew attention as a showcase of American types amid regional pageant culture.
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Viola Biesels
American Legio Department of
Panama
Cane Zone
American Legion
Aresistat
Awe
Viole Himweth
Ace
Eulijocta
Sinie
Muy
America
Europe
Deficient Candidate Fails Geographical Test
A young soldier in training faced a cramped exam with growing mockery as officials pressed for geography knowledge. After listening to odd tour details, an officer shouted that the applicant did not know where a country lies, prompting derisive laughter from the room.
Middle West National Cemetery at Fort McPherson Nebraska
The Middle West National Cemetery near Wort McPherson lies on the Platte in Nebraska as the region's sole national cemetery. It holds World War I burials including 19 unknown soldiers and a grave marker reading Unknown.
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Middle West National Cemetery
Platte River
Nebraska
Middle West
Wort McPherson
Cattonwoods
Evergrerna
Te Plain
France
Por Meftherson Post
American Legion
We Aim to Please Convict No TV I Hear
The American Legion Weekly notes a popular Chicago hoodlum known as Teah who claims to return one of the victims and hints at the mine being out again as part of a trade in crime.
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Chicago
Teah. Ie
American Legion Weekly
Minister Is Post Leader for Strong American Legion
Rev H G Scoggine, once Buck Private, heads Moran county Legion post with a former World War I officer to the forefront. The Moran post, county seat, claims the county’s highest ranki soldier in a former ordnance sergeant role. Brogeing, a truck driver, and Mulvaney, a corporal, are noted as part of the leadership as the post shows strong local support.
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H. G. Scoggine
Buck
Strong American Legion Organisation
Thode Island
Ordaanee
Focal Legion
Moran
Brogeing
Mathoditat
Finmorti
Nis Teading
Haw A Muinhorshy
Chair for the Commander Gift Honors Negro Service
A trial chair presented to Commander Hantopd MacNider of the American Legion, funded by thePVUppines, modeled after a Maro chiottatn. It features bright colors and elaborate woven reeds, with a design described as Oriental. The piece is linked to a push for justice and recognition of the 500,000 colored Americans who served in World War I, with appointment discussions involving Representative Martin Ansorge and an appointee linked to Harlem and New York institutions.
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Hantopd MacNider
American Legion
Annapalld Dhyel
Martin Ansorge
New York
United States Service
Trevilie Holler
College of the City of New
Carrying On With the American Legion
Wartime veterans and Legion officials discuss veterans benefits and reorganization. Navy orders affect service pay, draft-board changes seek job help for veterans, and a Detroit judge supports using unemployed ex soldiers for jury service at 48 dollars per day.
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Legion
Detroit
Midh
Rectifier and grid control in vacuum tube theory
The text explains a three electrode vacuum tube where the grid functions as a unidirectional control, allowing rectification. With a positive grid relative to the filament electrons accelerate from filament to plate, while a negative grid slows the current, enabling control of the electron stream and overall current in the circuit.
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Lee DeForest
Early Alfalfa Cutting Advised By Agriculture Dept
The government reports recommend delaying alfalfa cutting until plants reach six to eight inches, to improve yields and stand longevity. In fall, harvest timing affects sap flow and winter protection, with older guidance noting that late cutting can reduce plant vigor while spring mowing risks poorer quality hay.
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United Shire Department OF Agricuture
State Experiment Stationa
Pooner
Lime Influence Is Lasting On Crop Yields
Observations from the Ohio experiment station show that applying lime in liberal quantities yields higher crop output over the final years of a 15 year period compared to the initial years. The extended study indicates lasting positive effects on soil and production.
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Ohio
Poultry House Ventilation and Open Space Guidelines
Historic note on ventilation in poultry houses advising open space on the south side equal to one tenth of total floor area. Specifies placement at bottom of south side to allow warm air from roosts to rise and not escape too quickly.
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Acron Wight
Slash Pine Yields Cash From Rapid Growth and Turpentine
The bulletin notes slash pine grows rapidly yielding early turpentine and later timber profits. Open stands with 75 to 160 trees per acre reach up to ten inches, boosting grass growth and livestock. Rates suggest $1.50 to $2 per acre yearly return, with turpentine and timber values varying by age and density.
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Kuya
United States Department of Agriculture
Wilbur i
Mattoon
Forest Examiner
Florida National Forest
New
Washington, D.C
Getting Stand of Alfalfa From August Seeding
Experse of many Iowa farmers and the Iowa agricultural experiment station agree August seeding without a nurse crop on plowed land yields the best alfalfa stand, though it delays yield and requires extra labor while risking weed and moisture loss. Kenora experience in Java supports the method as producing the best alfalfa yields.
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Iowa
Kenora
Java
Advantages of cultivation in vegetable farming
The article extols hand cultivators to preserve soil moisture and mulch, urging regular weed control in vegetable rows. It notes weeds are easiest to kill when just pushing through the ground and recommends frequent cultivation to conserve moisture.
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