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Newspaper

The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1925

Page

7

Nebraska briefs highlight state events across regions

The Cornhusker news roundup notes Altrusa sessions in Omaha in April, Hastings Ad club trade opening, flu outbreak affecting Burwell pupils, and the diamond wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Cobb. Also listed are appointive news on state insurance, county fair dates, oil prospects near Neligh, obituaries, Legion plans, and various local happenings statewide.

Altrusa Omaha Tl Td Hastings Burwell Samuel B. Cobb Adam McMullen John H. Dumount Pawree County Association Neligh Samuel M. Riggs Plymouth Beatrice Cleveland McMulhen War Department Sargent State History Teachers Association State University Schoolmasters’ Club of Nebraska William McAndrews Chicago Ishkosh

Armstrong Re-Elected Over Protests in Connecticut Legion

Be. P. Armstrong, national vice commander of the American Legion, is noted for decisive action and tireless work for veterans. From Waterbury post commander to department head, he helped 1,000 veterans find jobs, built a large post, organized a Legion band and newspaper, and won broad support across Connecticut before later serving nationally.

BE. P. Armstrong American Legion The Legion Connecticut Armstrong Waterbury Post Secur Scovill Manufacturing Company Ile St. Paul Tie American Legion Endowment Fund For the Disabled and the

Subject Announced for National Essay Contest 1925

The American Legion announces the 1925 national essay contest for school children ages twelve to eighteen. The theme asks why the Legion, an organization of World War veterans, upholds and defends the U S Constitution. Prizes of 750, 500 and 250 dollars are offered for first through third places, funding scholarships for recognized colleges. Medals will be awarded, with state and county officials aiding the contest.

Knight Tumplar Convrete Masonic Tenute Omaha Pawnee Louch Charles Robbins United States South Omaha American Legion George Ll. Michel Lexington Conn Nebraska State Department Agriculture S. H. Smith Pple Northwest Nebraska Baseball League Allianze Crawford Cuadron Hemmingford Huot Springs Edgemont Lincoln Knits and Fork Club John J. Pershing South America Lincoln D. M. Butler Iley Pershin Matzen Chicago Albion Loretto Elgin Willian Rothschild Rothschild Table Rock T. W. Kass Gas Tax Bureau Ashland Robert Battuon Memphis Neb Omer Mays R. IE. Green I. H. Meyer T. K Otvoe County Farm Bureau McWilliams Precinct Otoe County Everett Buckingham Union Stock Yards Company the Legion Indianapolis United States of America The Legion

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