Nebraska Briefs Preview of Local News Across Falls City and Beatrice
A roundup from Rule Falls City and surrounding towns reports on local deaths, farming notes, and civic events. Highlights include the death of 91 year old George Adam Schrieber of Rule, the giant 1200 pound hog in Nemaha, a July 4 sham battle with local guards, and memorial services at Oxford cemetery. Also noted are seed corn prices near Beatrice, gravel contracts at Ohiowa, and Albert R. Davis elected grand master of Nebraska Masons. Other items cover a Coolidge visit plan, a lightning incident near Red Cloud injuring farmers, a Lincoln garage crime, Alliance VFW organization, and state funding warrants.
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Falls City
Battery II
Hiawatha
Eas
Company K
Exrailroad
Oxford Cemetery
Lion
N. C. Shellenbarger
Charles Hilgenfeld
Walls City
Beatrice
Illinois
Ohiowa
Jillmore County
William Biba
Albert R. Davis
Wayne
Masons
Nebraska
Ira C. Freet
York
Orville A. Andrews
Lincoln
Grand Lodge
Chamber of Commerce
Alliance
Denver-to-Deadwood
North Platte Valley
Bridgeport
Sidney
Omaha
Standard Oil Co
United States
Coolidge
National Editorial Association
Black Hills
Ole Buck
Mr. Coolidge
John Pavlick
Red Cloud
Cornhusker
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Perry Jewett
New Wall
Clifford Sward
Richard Strong
Phillip’ Grave
Stebbins
General Fund of
Kearney State Teachers College
Nebraska News of Current Week Western welcome and lodge news
Omaha hosts a national editorial event with a poems and remarks praising Nebraska. Albert R. Davis of Wayne named grand master of Masons in Nebraska with others elected. Midland graduates eighty eight. Hastings Elks begin a $50 000 two story club house project set to start in August.
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Hastings
Elks
The
Elks of Hastings
H. Lloyd Hansen
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FIDAC Representation Across Allied Nations Featured
The federation Interallice des An ciens Combattants FIDAC connects veterans societies of allied nations with the American Legion as a member. Henry D. Lindsley of New York serves as American Legion VP. France's VP is Jean Desbons, a Paris barrister and Knight of the Legion of Honor born June 1 1891. Desbons endured WWI hardships, craft work, and daring escapes, later leading the National Federation of Former Prisoners of War, Escaped and Hostages.
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Federation Interallice Des Anciens Combattants
FIDAC
Americcan Legion
United States
France
Italy
Belgium
England
American Legion
Henry D. Lindsley
New York
Legion
Jean Desbons
Desbons
Upper
Pyrenees
Paris
Legion of Honor
Ardennes
Charleville
Gazette Des Ardennes
Liege
Vise
Pecheurs
Meuse
Governor Walker Delivers Cannon To Monroe Legion Post
Gov Clifford Walker aided the Monroe Georgia American Legion post after it could not cover freight on a captured German cannon. He bid at the Georgia railroad freight house auction and presented the cannon to the post, Monroe being his hometown.
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Monroe (Ga
American Legion
Clifford Walker
Georgia Railroad
Monroe
Governor Walker
Advance Training By Legionnaires In Calgum Et
The American Legionnaires of Calg umet Michigan have been giving young men in the city preliminary training for the Citizens Military Training camps this summer. Weekly meetings teach basic military matters and drill before camp. Twenty young men attended the first session.
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American Legionnaires
Calgumet
Mich
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Nebraska State Journal
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HE Galaxy Theater
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Harmon Fry
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Glenn Gooober
American Legion Newa Service