Canyon County American Legion Sets Dates and Dues Plan
Canyon County American Legion members meet in Nampa to approve a tentative constitution, elect district officers, and plan a reunion for World War veterans. They set the second Wednesday in August for the first event, discuss dues joining now as charter members, and appoint a committee to study soldiers' reclamation bills with state convention delegates named.
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Zensal skin ointments offer dry and moist relief
An old advertisement promotes Dry Zensal for dry eczema and pimples while Moist Zensal soothes eruptions. Each jar costs 75e, promising relief and healing.
President Presides and Officers Named in Association Rules
The president shall preside at all meetings unless absent due to sickness or other reasons. A sergeant at arms shall ensure only bona fide members attend. The first vice-president acts in the president's absence, followed by the second and third vice-presidents in their respective absences. Vicer presidents serve as executive officers for their district and oversee focal matters of the American Legion. The secretary records minutes and presents them for approval at each regular meeting.
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Minutes and Duties Under the Association President
Under the president's direction the minutes of special meetings will be read and corrections made as allowed. The president directs notice for all meetings. The personnel secretary maintains the membership roster and the treasurer records receipts and disbursements, reporting at each regular meeting. Committees are appointed by the president, including vice presidents from each district, for ceremonies and memorials. The entertainment committee has ten members, with the president as chairman.
Partisanship in Congress Draws Critique and Change
A Tribune editorial laments partisanship in the Senate and praises constitutional duties over party lines. It contrasts the past New Freedom with a new “New X isin ship,” urging readers to view partisan action skeptically while noting presidents’ negotiated pacts. An advertisement for engraved Tribune cards closes the piece.
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National Market Letter for Hy to Grain Seeds Offer
A printable weekly letter offers to email or mail a weekly update on Hy grat potatoes fruit vegetables and seeds. The notice emphasizes a 32 week option for $1 and invites interested readers to call or request the letter. It mentions field and grain seeds along with honey and corn products.
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Liberty bonds valued at 100 percent at local store
A local shop offers Liberty Bonds worth full value in exchange for groceries, dry goods, shoes, overalls, underwear, rubber boots, varnish, oils, binder twine and various building materials. Call or visit for the combined price list.
Vining's Youngsters Top Old Soldiers in Partisan Clash
The article discusses President Wilson's partisanship during his tenure, noting his control of Congress and tactics to place loyalists in key posts. It argues his appeal for a Democratic Congress during wartime sparked backlash, leading to a Republican majority and a rebuke at the polls. The piece predicts a tougher, less compliant new Congress.
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