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Newspaper

The Beaver Herald

Location

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1921

Page

8

Auxiliary of Liberal Legion Formed in Liberal Andia

The Auxiliary of the Liberal Legion is being formed with encouragement from wives daughters and mothers of ex servicemen. The national aim is to support the Legion in its activities and recruit members including mothers daughters sisters or wives of veterans. Charter members are listed and initial dues to be set once charter arrives. A civil veteran compensation drive tied to a Chicago led contest has already filed over 24000 claims by mid February with campaigns in Montana North Dakota and other Legion departments.

Ameri Andia Satere Legion Nughter Slater American Legion Initia Gore Mvadames Thor W. Gaw J . E. Woods Marshall Vaerin J.B. George WH. Annahill Veverett Linnie Rigghe B.A. ‘Ay Vaneman TF. Hobbie Ta Seeeler Obas Woods Walter King Joren Wilkins Marion Mann Alma Pile Ridoard Rigele Myrtle Stout American Legion Ponta Armiatic Chicago Montana North Dakota

Unique Home Planned by Port of Chitk Hurst and Legion

Raymond T. Hurst in Port of Chitk weha plans a unique home near an army camp with committees to study fire safety and wet structure. Kansas legislature approves state running expenses for the American Legion and a 26 million state bonus bill. Rupert Harrison post McAl eater plans a 915,000 community building with monthly entertainments to fund it. Foreign-language Legion News Service expands to over 100 newspapers. nations include French Italian Russian Chinese Slovak Romanian and German. Alaska Legionnaires back a land grant of 160 acres per veteran from unappropriated public lands.

Raymond T. Hurst Chitkweha Y. Am.i. A. Hate Kansas Legion Kans American Legion of Earle M. Simon Rupert Harrison Post McAleater Serios Post Entertainments American Legion Muska Alaska

Looney 18 Elected Speaker for Legion Post

Looney of Konawa a junior at the University of Oklahoma has been selected as the speakers bureau for the American Legion. He organized the University post and has held several offices. He won the old line oration contest at Norman and placed second in the state contest. He was elected college secretary for the State League of Young Men's Democratic clubs. The recent appointment involves giving speeches statewide to promote Legion posts and administration. Also noted: charter invited for Major Price Post No 221 of Bol City, completing a post in Carson County with Roy Buddarth as commander. A congratulatory letter to FW Galbraith, National Commander, from the French War Veterans Society. Indiana Senate passed a resolution commending the Legion fight against German propaganda.

Looney Konawa University of Oklahoma American Leteen Organization Tthe Legion Norman The University ‘Legion American Legion State League of Young Men's Democratic Clube H. A. Full Price Bol City Clasarron Roy Buddarth FW. Galbraith French War Veterana Society of Anmering Wexion Geran France Indiana State Senate

Shall Farmers Organize and Price Their Produce

A Tem porary County Farm Bureau member argues farmers must organize to gain fair prices, noting how buyers and sellers are already organized. He cites labor, lumber, and hardware price dynamics, urges centralized pricing, and suggests funds to hire marketing experts and influence policy, warning against continued disorganization.

Farmers urged to unite under Farm Bureau movement

A newspaper voice urges farmers to remain loyal to government and unite through the American Farm Bureau Federation. It warns against disloyalty and foresees socialism if conditions persist, citing that existing distrust could threaten liberty and justice unless organized effort brings prosperity and stable support for the nation. The piece notes Farm Bureau chapters growing in 43 states and Oklahoma, with plans for a temporary then permanent federation.

America American Farm Bureau Federation

Piano and livestock for sale in Beaver area

Notice lists a new piano for sale and two Poland China male hogs weighing about 250 pounds each sited by Cap Jones. Also advertised is a nearly new Glote range stove guaranteed and a sale contact A L McArthur at Narrow Gauge Cafe Beaver Belt.

Cap Jones A. L. McArthur Beaver

Pneumonia Dangers Highlighted After Winter

In the Preamonia Moth March period the article warns of higher mortality from pneumonia as people lose resistance after winter. It urges prompt attention to colds and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an expectorant that cleans mucus and may prevent pneumonia, noting it is pleasant for children to take.

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Auxiliary of Liberal Legion Ty W. B. Leonard Temporary County Farm Bureau Mne Lnplement I A. C Tau Tim Providence Jean Farner Washington State Walentegun Neron Turial Elling Coitas Sapplugien Grain Co Mnontes, Oklo C. L. Hollensee Farm Bureau Oklahoma B. F. Markland Extension Department Walker Music CO Woodward Okla Calkins Ladies’ Orchestra Globe Theatre Joseph F. Spangler Mgr. Beaver Olla Valley View LaKemp Barrow Lister John Deere Monitor Oliver Jersey Orion Eis & Son Qwinners Valley View Farm COT W. L. Mason Auctioneers Geo. Cafky
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