Gornhusker News Loup Valley District notes and notices
A series of local briefs report the editorial association meeting set for Grand Island on Friday April 10, a new boys clothing factory opening in Owuda April 4, and a senate vote on a levy for Lie Hen capitol. Other items include elementary school and city officials, fairground and livestock activity, legals, and community events across Nebraska with dates, places and personalities.
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Loup Valley District
Grand Island
Riday
Owuda
Senate
Bridgeport
Nebraska
Omaha
Ys. JC. Peterson
York
South Omaha
C. D. Robinson
Grand Island Corn Canning Factory
Omaha Technical High School
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Dagan
Dixon County
J. Deshayes
John Stuenkel
Otoe County Medical Association
W. D. Gibbon
Dunbar
W. S&s. Yager
Nebraska City
C. G.aimmeier
Wahoo
J. J. Svoboda
Adama Seneljlinger
American Legion
Blanche Altman
Lee Altman
Omanu =Co
Fort Dodge
R G. Clapp
Christina Peterson
Gage County
Archie
Filley
Adam McMullen
Washington
Hardy
St.Joseph
Kansas City
Fred Peers
Peers
Omaha Ooor Rative Live Stock Commission
Gore
Forrest Haney
Beatrice
A. D. Graf
Dale Turner
Alvan Turner
Guide Rock
Royal Neighbors of America
Thurston County Farm Bureau
Walthill
Central City
Congress
Iddgar Howard
C. L. Livingston
House of Representatives
Everett Buckingham
John F. Woolridge
Gering
Nebraska Agricultural College
Purnell
T. A Burnett
Glee Clubs of
York High School
Midwest
National Music Supervisors’ Conference
Richardson County
Falls City
Katherine McMahon
Ezra Shaw
Blair High School
Kirby Cook
Cook
House
Pawnee County
DuBois
Coryell
Nebraska Crop Growers Association
Nebraska College of Agriculture
Kherson Varielty
Platte
Louisville
South Dakota
Chadron High School
iWelow
Farmers Union ‘Shipping Association
Cheyenne County
Union Stockyards Company
Division of
State Association of Mutual Insurance Companies
H. A. Graff
Seward
George A. Anthony
Lexington
Frank Mills
Hastings
1927 Convention May Go to Paris
Authorization by the national executive committee to appoint a France convention travel committee has given impetus to no movement to hold the Jolt convention of the Legion in Paris. The Omaha convention dates October 5 to 9 are set with plans advanced, featuring Ak Sar Ben parade and multiple contests.
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National Executive Committee
James A. Drain
American Legion
France
Legion
Paris
Rain
America
A. I. FF
Ak-SarBen
Nebraska
Auxiliary
Drain
Watson
Miller
Washington
Mark ‘L, McKee
Detroit
Mieho
Americanism Commission
HW. S
George As. Fe Aach
Minneapolis
Legion speaker extols American Legion in Ogden talk
National speaker at Woolley urges support for the American Legion across the country. In Ogden Utah he praises the Legion as a premier organization and infl uences on postwar policy, saying it helped pass pro ex service legislation and keeps memories of war alive to deter future conflicts.
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Woolley
American Legion
Ogden
Utah
United States
Congress
Legion
Forests as Memorials to World War Heroes
P. A. Anderson, state agriculturist and World War I veteran, urges memory forests as enduring tributes to the dead. He notes Europe’s commercial forests and warns of a looming timber shortage without wide reforestation. The American Legion supports conservation and reforestation nationally and in the states.
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Anderson
American Legion
Europe
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