Lorain Legion Reaches 1931 Member Quota
Lorain Post 20 leads Lorain County posts by matching 1930 membership and reaching the 1931 quota as District official I B Kuble notes. District totals show 3,481 paid 1931 dues from 4,867 eligible in five counties with Lorain at 17 percent, while Medina and others report higher affiliations. Other notes include Ohio Legion counts, district rankings, and two Lorain posts under 56 percent of last year.
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Lorain
American Legion
Lorain County
I. B. Kuble
State Legion
Suh
Amherst Amercan Legion
Avon Lake
Elyria
South Amherst
Oberlin
Wellington
Kuble
Otto K Mischka
Ohio Legion News
Ohlio Legionaires
Ohio
Cuyahoga
Hamilton County
Franklin, Lucas and
Summit Counties
Medina County
Legionaire
Lake County
Altho
John A Eldon
Ohio Legion
Cleveland
Aerie
Amercan Legion Post
Gas Tablets Claim Fast Relief for Stomach Ailments
An advertisement touts Baalmann's Gas Tablets as a quick cure for stomach and bowel distress caused by gas. It describes abdominal pain, numb feet from circulation issues, gurgling, gnawing stomach pain, and nervousness, claiming the tablets restore digestive and nervous systems and improve overall energy. The ad promotes availability at C. W. Phillips and drug stores with a standard yellow package.
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Baalmann
C. W. Phillips
Beans Acceptable as Tucumcari News Subscription Payment
The Tucumcari News will accept beans at current market prices toward delinquent subscriptions. The move aids farmers and the produce will be given to the chamber of commerce for distribution to the needy.
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Tucumcari
N. M
Tucumcari News
Dinner Stories FORE Off to golf again and wedding anniversary
A clumsy collection of gags and curiosities from a 1920s page. A Chicago actress seeks a divorce with a lawyer’s nominal fee of five hundred dollars, a sharp exchange ends with threats to sue, and a rural joke about a teacher and a baby names mix up Aaron Moses. A note on hitchhiking, a nature lesson about incubators, and a quip about dress and manners conclude.
Gentleman hitchhiker spans 3000 miles in the United States
A. R. Eaton of Walsh Oklahoma recounts 3000 miles of free touring across the United States and Canada. He attributes success to dressing well and behaving as a gentleman, noting rides come quickly and riders rarely expect payment. He mentions offering to share gasoline costs, but drivers often decline. Human interest aside, the piece adds that airplanes worldwide flew a distance near 3,000 times around the globe in 1930 and that US capital invested abroad totals $17,528,264,000.
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A. R. Eaton
Walsh
Okla
United States
Canada
Survey to assess Lorain County ex service distress
The Lorain County Soldiers Relief Commission will survey indigent ex service men and dependents to determine relief eligibility. Two members per ward and two per township will assist in an county funded effort, with $38,500 allocated for the year. Final relief decisions rest with the General Code and soldiers relief commission.
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Lorain County
Relief Commissaton
Bettman
Ohio
Tells Secrets of Slain Vice Witness
Witness accounts discuss judging cases by committee findings and state that expenses by the soldiers relief commission in investigating indigent soldiers qualify as lawful county expenses under the law.
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Soldier's Relief Commission
Rina TS
Cassie Clayton
Erie
Vivian Gordon
New York Park
New York
Truck starts unassisted injures parked vehicle
Lawrence Lait of Bangor was arrested for reckless driving and fined $5 after his parked truck rolled forward unassisted, striking another vehicle. The incident occurred with the truck 50 feet from Lait at the time of the crash.
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Bangor
Lawrence Lait
Lait
Friday 13th Date Set for Boyd's Trial
William H. Boyd, a New York stage star turned film actor, will be tried Friday March 13 on charges of possessing liquor and gambling apparatus. He posted $500 bail after pleading not guilty following his Sunday arrest for noise at a party at his Los Angeles home. Walter Catlett and Pat O'Brien, also Broadway actors turned film stars, were fined $10 each for intoxication during the incident.
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Los Angeles
William H. Boyd
New York
Boyd
Walter Catlett
Pat [O'Brien
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Kingston
N.C
J. B. MacLeod
Adv
Evur
National Conference of
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Senine
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Robert la Follette
Wisconsin
Edward F. Costigan
Colorado
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Bronson N. Cutting
New Mealeo
Jove
FE Uurst
Chicago
Cooksville, TH
Pumi
Aaron
Moses
West Virginia
Slater Coal CO
Hole Wood
Tigen
Ine MacLean
Mel Thre
Pride
Lorraine
Actrees
C. C. MatLeak Byterien
Mactasan
REO' Studion
Second Street
Tve
Chesterfield
Tosacco Cox
Crossroads
Jack
Navy
Hong Kong
Seattle
Newtown Center
Liggets & Myers
Tebace
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