Calf club receives shipment from Appleton Wisconsin
A shipment of Holstein calves from Appleton Wisconsin was received by the Boys' Calf club at Arnold. The Albion Chamber of Commerce donated calves to ten local boys who formed a calf club. The town of Lincoln highway work, fires in Fremont, storms near Callaway, and other Nebraska items follow in this roundup.
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Appleton Wis
Arnold
Boys
Lincoln Highway
Kearney
Shelton
Fremont
Harley Maier
Callaway
State Penitentiary
Albion Chamber of Commerce
Nina Brees
Peterson
Mary Rodrich
Lincoln
Burns
George Stine
York
Hampton Exchange
Lincoln ‘Telephone & Telegraph Company
F. W. Rincker
North Platte
Nebraska
Broken Bow
Alphonse Kitnell
South Bend
Falls City
Plattsmouth
Billy” Wilson
Carl Wilson
Dunbar
Chicago
Charles Edward Brown
Minnie Ellsworth
Sioux City
M. Brown
Farmers State Bank
McCook
The
State University
Lincoln County
Berthe
Camp Fire Girls
Platte River
Old
Omaha Indian Agency
Macy
State Tax Bureau
Auburn
Topeka Man Heads World Peace Committee Leader Thomas Amory Lee
Thomas Amory Lee of Topeka Kansas a senior American veteran who served with the French army early in World War I and with the Twenty sixth American regiment First division was chosen as head of a world peace committee for the American Legion. Born 1889 he is a lawyer writer and longtime Legion official who has traveled abroad and represented the Legion at international conferences.
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Thomas Amory Lee
Topeka
Kan
United States
Foyer Duc Soldat
Champagne
Thirty-second Regiment
Cantigny
Soissons
Camp Devens
St. Louis
American Legion
Legion
Kansas
American Legion Weekly
The
St. Paul
Omaha
Paris
Kemper Military School
Kansas University
Harvard Law School
London
Permanent Commission On Foreign Relations
To Photograph Graves of Hero Dead in France
Frederick J. Church, senior vice commander of Charles W. Helser post American Legion in Brooklyn, sails for France to photograph graves of soldiers killed in action. He and his wife plan a three month mission, answering thousands of requests and placing flowers on graves as requested by relatives. Church says a grave photograph should not be denied to any family.
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Fremont
Omaha Tram Company Board of Directors
Lincoln Country Club
Nebraska
Mary A. Derek
Omaha
State
American Legion Endowment Fund
Ruth Webb
Aurora
Mooseheart
Loyal Order of Moose
Davis
Washington
Avery
Nebraska University
Raymond H
Henry Beeck
Springfield
Walter S. Condon
Havelock
Lincoln
Milton Abrahams
Creighton College of Law
Abrahams
Fred W. Patterson
Chadron
Omaha Safety Council
State Department of Labor
Extension Department
The
University of Nebraska
Midwest
Hastings
Fay Coppersmith
Hyannis
John Wright
Nebraska Grand Lodge of Masons
Robert R. Dickson
O'Neill
Joe Peterson
Seward
National League of District Postmasters
Theodore Nordgren
Ceresco
Charles Cook
Franklin
Hanna Price
Bennett
State Fairgrounds
France
Frederick J. Church
Charles W. Helser
American Legion
Brooklyn
N. Y
Church
Flanders’ Fields
Extension of veterans camp at Tupper Lake to aid sick
The American Legion considers extending the veterans mountain camp at Tupper Lake New York to serve patients with illnesses beyond tuberculosis. Non tuberculosis patients would be treated at Paradise Point some distance from the main complex, while tuberculosis patients remain in the current facilities.
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Veterans’ Mountain
The
American Legion
Tupper Lake
N. Y
Paradise Point
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