American Legion seeks missing service men updates and aid
Relatives and friends seek information on missing World War I soldiers including Urban Bergeron of Company H Twenty second Infantry and others listed with addresses and inquiries. The piece notes service contests for compensation, post fire relief efforts in Columbus Wisconsin, and Legion campaigns across states with new foreign language newsletters expanding outreach.
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Urban Bergeron
Haspital
Win
Menneho
Wis
Maurice L. Learuad
M. G. Co
Bite Inf
Verdin
Frank Leavore
Sheridan Avenue
Mune Ofa
W. Olbom
G. Beth Tat
Vymber
Arvenne Forest
Addee Mabrethar
C.F. Olson
Princeton
Harland G. Pfants
Pvt. Co
Marland
American Legion
Alfred
Fitch
Tessie Mighley
East Becond
Oakwood Avenue
Myracum
Charlaon
Prt
Lael
Charison
Ada
Minn
Arnest
Lindof
Sith
Petra Hauren
Tacoma
Wash
Joan Robert Galligan
Pinland
John B Galligan
Momer City
Ruth 0. Morgan
Mth Nuree
Hi Ze Bauman
Pierce
al Tsar
Frederick Ryan
Newark
N. J
John J. Murpity
F. Wistint
Nowber
Las A
Columbus
Legion
New Orleans American Legion Employment and Service Bureau
Little Joe
F. W. Galbraith Jr
French War Veterans Society of America
France
Indiana State Senate
American Legion News Service
Two Old-Timers Attend National Legion Convention in Cleveland
Obie Eh to Rec AR PN and Wealey Thomperon, American Legion members, also claim allegiance to the Grand Army of the Republic. Beth attended the national convention of the Legion in Cleveland after the U A national encampment in Indianapolis.
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Cleveland
Obie
Rec Ar PN
Wealey Thomperon
American Legion
Grand Army of the Republic
Beth
National Convention of the Legion
U. A
Indianapple
Why Manners Are Important in Social Etiquette
A London Express quote argues manners shape charm and nurture gentler natures. It notes that lack of courtesy leads to boorish behavior and that good manners arise from thoughtful restraint and consideration for others.
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London Express
Birds and journeys surpassing ships and land routes
A garbled passage discusses birds' superiority for long travel and notes figures about travel, military service, and civic roles. It mentions American Legion members, Alaska, Missouri, and St. Joseph, hinting at grants and public funds, with references to crime, charts, and national concerns.
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M. Chapman
Marie
St. Joseph
Muaiar
MacDonald Ie
Atime Tn
Ik Ln
Bellaved
Minauuri City
Beavers Admired Amid Silent War on Raiders
A fragmented historical note hints at admiration for beavers amid a distant conflict involving raiders and waterways. The garbled text references action around a town, waters, and a rotating plan, with unclear names and dates.
Sacred Writings Burned in Chinatown Custom
A historical report describes Chinese practice of collecting and purifying all writing and paper waste as sacred. Ashes of writings are sent to sea via a ritual boat called the Man War boat, funded by all levels of Chinatown residents to honor Confucian reverence.
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Reas
United States
Chinatown
Japanese steelplate plant near Yokohama completes largest plant
The Japan Advertiser reports a new steelplate plant at Yawata Kyuehu Japan as one of the world’s six largest. It cost 4 000 000 yen and will produce about 100 000 tons of steel plate monthly with facilities for plates sixty feet long and eleven feet wide the largest ever made in Japan.
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Far East
Yawata
Kyuehu
Japan
Japan Advertiser
Rheumatic Aches Seem Relieved by Chamberlain Liniment
Advertisement advises thorough twice daily massage with Chamberlain's Liniment to ease rheumatic aches and pains and promises surprising relief.
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Chamberlain
Notice to Creditors and Sheepmen in Wyoming Estate and Dipping Rules
Notices alert creditors to an estate in Lincoln County Wyoming with six month claims deadline and one year cap, administratrix Meletha Layland named. accompanying sheep dipping rules require annual dipping from April 15 to November 1 under state inspectors, with counties possibly designated non dipping upon petition and penalties for noncompliance.
Wyoming Sheep Board Dips Fines and Regulations 1921
Notice details the Wyoming State Board of Sheep Commissioners authority to dip all un-dipped sheep after November 1 and charge all expenses to the owner, with a lien on the sheep. Violations carry up to a $2000 fine. Also includes probate notices from Lincoln County courts for Benjamin Bell James E Wilson and Alice J Lehner estates with deadlines for objections and final settlements.
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State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Wyoming
State Board of Sheep Commisioners
Towit
Kemmerer
Public notices and probate entries from Kemmerer Wyoming
Notices include estate administration for Frank Kropushek filed August 11, 1920 with six month claim deadlines from March 1 1921 and probate details in Kemmerer Lincoln County Wyoming. Also Desert Land Entry final proof notice for Hattie G Jamieson at Evanston with witnesses listed and march 28 1921 hearing date.
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Wyoming
James J. Goodrick
Kemmerer
Arid
Publicaton Department of the Interior
U. S Land Office
Evanston
Hattie G. Jamieson
North Range
Sixth Principal Meridian
James Jamieson
Edward Cox
Gussie Wilde
Martin Whalen
Rock Springs
Alex Nisbet
Lincoln County
A. D
Flo LA Chapelle
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