Nebraska local notes and incidents across counties
Reports from across Nebraska detail Lyla Wolford’s arm fracture after crank failure, the Farm Bureau tree-planting drive surpassing 100000 in Shurston county, perch stocking by W J Obrien in Cedar Creek and nearby lakes, fruit crops spared by frost, and Sarpy county’s high marriage rate. Merna plans school expansion with May bond vote while Auburn Fort Crook draw ends 7 to 7 in thirteen innings.
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Shurston
Farm Bureau
W. J. O'Brien
South Bend
Cedar Creek
Louisville
Gage County
Sarpy
Gretna Greer
Nebraska
Federal Department of Commerce
Merna
Auburn
Seventeenth Infantry
Fort Crook
Auditor Marsh
Samuel Payne
Leo
Cornlea
F. S. Perkins
Broken Bow
K McCormick
Valparaiso
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Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Fremont
Grace Morning
W. M. Morning
Lincoln
Monteray
Osmond
Wausa
Louise Rummel
Plattsmouth
Norfolk
Johnson
Omaha
Omaha Safety Council
Frank A. Kennedy
Kennedy
Whic
American Legion Endowment Fund forms with national reach
Developments in the campaign to raise a 5 million dollar endowment for disabled veterans and orphans include the organization of the Endowment Fund Corporation with James A. Crain as its president and a bank in Indianapolis as depository. The effort expands from the South and Middle West to every state, detailing new directors and regional expansions across the East and West with prominent Legion figures named.
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American Legion
American Legon Eidowment Fund Corporation
Merher-American National Bank
Indianapolis
James A. Crain
Endowment Fund , Corporation
Legion
Commander Drain
John Tt. McQuigg
Cleveland
National Finance Committee
Robert A. Adams
John Ji. Hilkene
National Headquarters
Corporation
James G. Seraghim
Nevada
Royal A. Stone
Minnesota Supreme Court
Alexander Fitzhfugh
Mississippi
Charles E. Cole
Massachusetts
Wilder S. Metcalf
Kansas
Legion's
Edgar V. Dunlap
Georgia
National Adjt
Stussell Creviston
Indiana
South
Middle West
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Ohio
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
California
Umah
Arizona
New Mexico
Lexus
Oklahoma
Town
Missouri
Colorado
Nebraska
Urges Continuation of American Legion Sports
Charles W. Paddock of Los Angeles, touted as a sprint champion, and Toren Murchison have recently begun world touring under multiple athletic associations and governments to boost track and field interest. Paddock cites athletics as a force for world peace, referencing ancient Greek fellowship and urging the American Legion to persist in promoting sport to raise athlete percentages and foster brotherhood among nations.
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Charles W. Paddock
Los Angeles
Toren Murchison
Waddock
American Legion
Legion Aids in Finding Jobs for Unemployed
A United States Employment Service report shows that over two million men found work in the past year through federal action, state cooperation, and American Legion assistance. In states without public employment service, Legion liaison connects jobless men with available positions, spanning unskilled day laborers to trained executives. A Legion official stresses that finding employment is a crucial public function and vital to a man's well being.
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Legion Service
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Callaway
Corosline
Cook
Elk Creek
Bellevue
Emil Gultoman
Winsila
Seneca
Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters
Martin Munson
Palmyra
Piccnic
State Dental Association
Midwest
National Electric Light Association
Meniberg
Manley
Nebraska Gas and Electric Company
Munyon Bros
Beatrice
Nebraska Livestock Association
Morse Bluff
Griggs
State Banking Department
Farmers State Bank
Bank of Morse
Liddy
Burlington Locomotive Shops
Havelock
Frank ‘Taylor
South Omaha
Taylor
Osaka
Seward
E F. Brown
Nebraska Department
Grand Army of Republic
Seventh Infantry
Leavenworth
Kan
Floyd Mason
Union
Neb
Denver
Nebraska State Sportsmen Association
Lincoln Gun Club
Joseph W. Worrell
Richardson County
Kearney
Buffalo County
Iowa
F. A. Kallenburg
Shubert
Jake Feighner
L Pet
Panver
Seeaos Eeeneee
Nes Moines
Eete
St. Joseph
Ese
Tussa Co
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Lincoln See Eee Es Eeee
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