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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1923
Page
7
CORNHUSKER NEWS reports that Nebraska Sportsmen of Norfolk organize an Izaac Walton league and notes various rural and community events across counties. The piece lists farm news, accidents, livestock shows, church repairs, floods, and local civic activities, reflecting diverse early 20th century Nebraska life.
Roy R Volk adjutant of the James Monroe Noseh post in Altus Oklahoma is credited with rapid post growth from 18 to 292 members in under a year. He secured a well equipped club room kitchen library and offices and plans to reach 500 members and a post owned home. Volk is disabled and lost his immediate family in the World War. He was cited for meritorious air service work at Post field.
Flags carried by Ohio units in World War I rest in a sealed glass case in the Ohio statehouse at Columbus alongside Civil War colors. The ceremony, honoring the War Department order, drew Civil and World War veterans from regular army National Guard and reserve corps. Col Charles Rhodes presented the flags to Adjutant General Henderson as American Legion officials participated.
James A. McFarland of Dalton Georgia national commander of the Disabled American Veterans tells the San Francisco national Legion convention that the American Legion is the best friend of ex servicemen. He notes DDAV members supported his 3000 mile ride to express belief in the Legion and call for their backing.
The Lincoln Neb post of the American Legion has leased the city auditorium for twelve months. The lease includes all existing contracts with individuals. The post plans to use part of the building for clubrooms and likely establish a canteen in the auditorium.
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