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Newspaper

The Rittman Press

Location

Rittman, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1925

Page

3

Legion Men Help Salhold Friendship and Panamanian Ties

The article notes Legion men aiding sal holders to hold friendship with the United States and maintain strong relations. It mentions officials and representatives of the government, the Panama Canal post, and officers including Boggs, who served in connection with the Canal Zone. It lists family details and Legion involvement in Panama.

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Untitled Reflections On American Legion Membership

A fragmented passage discusses active members of the American Legion and eligibility for membership. It emphasizes that many ex servicemen deserve honor and should strive to join a strong organization united with comrades in service to noble Legion aims.

Legiope Légion Divou American Legion

Legion Veteran Robert Wilson Heads North Dakota Honor Roll

Robert Thomas Wilson, 71, of Grand Forks North Dakota, one of the oldest active Legion members, served in World War I. He sailed to France in 1917 to oversee a shipload of horses, joined the Second Pioneer Engineers as artillery observer, and fought at the front. He was wounded several times, carries a missing forefinger from a shrapnel blast, and later learned his two sons were serving nearby.

Robert Thomas Wilson Grand Forks The Legion North Dakota Wilson

Utah Leads Rocky Mountain Legion Membership Contest

The Utah department of the American Legion launches a five month membership drive ending March 31 1925 against Colorado and Wyoming. Winners receive a silver cup. top post earns a member and post awards. standings based on paid up members as of December 31 1924. The victor receives state convention honors and the colors awarded from a pooled fund.

Department of Utah American Legion Colorado Wyoming C. Rebholz Utah Rocky Mountain Rebholz Spokane Indiedaki Legion Colores

Distinguished Service for Ten Kanse Posts Named

A Kansas department list honors ten individuals for Distinguished Service. Names include Tracy Blair at Buffalo, Frederick Phillips at Connell Grove, Charles Beett at Dodge Stephenson, Harvey Vince, Arthurcon, Weary Horton, Earl W Taylor, and Benecs Thayer. December 1 enrollment noted.

Posta Kansas Department of the American—Légier James Tal ‘Drain Stracy Blair Buffalo Frederick Phillips

Memorial services for Samiel Gom e e program

Memorial notices from San Antonio for Samiel Gom e e program and Basavocke Les outline services and tributes. Local names appear in fragmented OCR, with dates and venues not clearly readable.

Samiel Gome ODS Tina- Basavocke Les San Antonio

Concrete Highways Boost Rural Towns Along Line

The 300 mile boulevard linking St. Louis to Chicago spurs growth in villages and farming towns. Traffic from 1,000 cars daily brings $5 to $10 per traveler, with rural stores and roadhouses thriving. Rubbish removal and tidy frontages attract visitors, boosting local commerce and prosperity.

St. Louis Chicago Ford Rondalde

Wisconsin Rapids Student Wins Firestone Scholarship Prize

A Wisconsin Rapids high school youth has been named winner of the Firestone scholarship essay contest. More than 200,000 high school students nationwide sought the honor, with entries from across the United States and territories.

Wisconsin Rapids Wis Firestone Tah Penn Journal ‘Pood-Roads Danny United States

Transit reform sparks citywide debate over safety

Fragments reveal concerns about dangerous transit conditions and a push to abolish death traps in public transport. Officials weigh measures aimed at improving safety and reducing exposure to hazards in the system.

Colonial home design offers low cost, ample space

Editor William A Radford explains colonial style homes adapt to varied materials and coastal winds. The illustrated plan shows a two story, six room design with central entry, rear sleeping porch, and a practical layout for cost effective construction.

William A. Radford Wihisker A. Radford William A Long Island Sound Colonis Glhouse Atral Hell Bath

Fragmentary OCR Item Signals Social Event

An unreadable OCR fragment hints at a social gathering with mentions of rooms and sanitation themes. The text is garbled but implies preparations for a festive event and a potential housing or party setting. Further readable details are not available.

Chimney Extension Proposals and Water Drainage Concerns

A draft note discusses chimney extension requirements: extend at least four inches above the chimney top to allow proper projection and prevent water intrusion. It notes a two inch projection on a two‑inch hand escrito plan and raises concerns about integration, thawing, and water collection in crevices.

Fragmentary notes on a historical tale and weather cues

The text offers scattered, unclear OCR of a historical discussion with references to Mirch, November, December, and a Crompton of Magdonald. It mentions a nativity theme, May to September, and a casual spectator noting uncertain hone behavior and a Firvodor detail, with no clear event or outcome.

Mtarty Crompton Magdonald Endlens Montreal

Calves Should Be Given Liberal Grain Feed

A historical note on calf feeding urges generous grain rations to promote growth and early fattening. It calls for careful management of feeding to support calf development and harvest-ready weight.

Worthane Milo

Feed and shelter tips for winter lambing and cattle

Practical guidance on protecting livestock from cold with shelter and feeding. Emphasizes ample feed for lambing and cattle during winter, packing hay and legume fodder, and arranging yards to improve warmth and weight gain. Encourages planning and careful management to safeguard stock.

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