Legion Worker Stern Promoted To National Vice Commander
WilAm Stern national vice commander of the Aneran Legion, active in Legion work since its formation in North Dakota, was elected at the national convention in St Louis. He organized the North Dakota department and Gilbert C Grafton Post at Purge, served on post and department executive committees, led Forty and Eight, and served in World War I as private then first lieutenant, discharged February 10 1919. He was born May 19 1886 at Purge and educated in Wisconsin and North Dakota agricultural schools.
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WilAm
Aneran Legiom
Lewest
Tateepal Sieemi
May Wik
Sen
Alsteon
North Dakota
Showas
Legion
Mr Story
St Louis
Stern
North Dakota Department of the Legion
Gilbert C Grafton
Purge
Hedis
Post
Department
Mat
St John’s Library Academs
Tudafield
Wis
North Dakota Agri Vruttarnt Ensiega
Good Citizens Now Members of American Legion
G Gilbert, former governor of the Philippine Islands, praised the American Legion saying soldier organizations are worthwhile only if they function in peace as well as war. He argued veterans can remain good citizens in peacetime through organized service to community, state, and nation.
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Gilbert
Govenor
Philippine Islands
American Legion
Travel Committee Plans Paris Meet for American Legion
National commander James A Drain announces a Travel Committee to arrange for the Paris convention of the American Legion to be held in 1927 or 1928. The panel includes J J Wicker Richmond Va chairman and members from multiple states. The group will handle transportation and travel, with unusually low steamship rates arranged through a traveling agent.
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Paris
France
American Legion
James A. Drain
John J. Wicker
Richmond
Alton T Roberts
Marquette
Mich
J. Monroe _ Johnson
Marion
Albert Greenlaw Aguisti
Sarovel Reynolds
Ontario
Neb
George Hatfield
San Francisco
Cal
Wilecer
Unclear historical fragment hints at partnership dialogue
Fragmentary OCR text shows a dialog between junior and senior partners with garbled phrases and scattered proper nouns, including possible references to months, years, and records, but no coherent event or identifiable entities.
Hog Prices Seen Rising Despite Lower Hog Yields
Hog breeders and buyers anticipate tighter pork supplies and higher prices as a 1% to 20% drop in hogs is seen across regions. Prices have already risen by about 2 per 100 pounds over the previous year, with demand expected to hold as corn crops improve.
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Bro Valley Creamery Institute
Farina
Chicas
Radio Vaudeville Show Brightens WEAR Night crowd
WEAR station staged a radio vaudeville night at Vereland tire plant attended by Larry Renatth and Is Gangar. The program aired Thursday July 8 PM with listeners invited to request songs and interact. Remaining requests rolled over to future broadcasts as the show builds a following.
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Station Wear
Vuomtyest Tire & Rubber Company
Atattants Vereland
Larry Renatth
Is Gangar
Birthday party honors Stanford Ballard at Gerstate home
Mrs Caroline Vickin held a Thursday afternoon birthday party for her grand nephew Stanford Ballard. Guests from Stateat attended and helped celebrate the sixth birthday. The afternoon featured games and refreshments for the young celebrant.
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Caroline Vickin
Stanford Ballard
Givia
Stateat
Helpml
Retle
President Coolidge’s Father Seriously Ill in Plymouth
The Coolidge family traveled from their summer home to Plymouth Massachusetts on Sunday as Colonel John C Coolidge, the president's father, lay gravely ill. An operation was performed for an acute prostatic ailment and is expected to lead to a complete recovery.
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President Coolidge
Plymouth
Masa
John C Cooolidge
Dairy and Sanitary Inspection Progress in Wayne County
Inspection of dairies and slaughterhouses has proceeded since May first with most food-handling establishments checked. Tourism camps under new Riata rules are advancing, offering modern toilets and safe drinking water. Camp owners may post signs once state conditions are met.
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Wayne County
Thanehava
Board of Health
HARM HORSES COST 4 SEATS AN HOUR
Greene County farms show horses cost workers about two hours daily for a total feed and maintenance cost of 4491 dollars per year. The four year survey by rural economists at Ohio State details horse labor costs, feed, depreciation, and credits, noting a wide gap between low and high labor hours and suggesting horses with better use yield greater farm income.
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Greene County Trams
Ohio
Strate Talseraito
Manus
Conter & Mortagn
Ecutne
New Dog Tax Law Set to Take Effect This Year
County Auditor Holler oversees dog tag sales and has received the new law effective at year end. It fixes tag prices for the year and imposes a $100 penalty for failure to comply with tagging. The penalty is due when the 1926 tag is obtained. Dog owners, except those under six months, must obtain a tag.
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Holler
Iaw
Adda
Cottage cheese the cheese of cottage industry debated
Professor R. Th Stolte of Ohio State University notes cottage cheese is made from skim milk heated and curdled. He outlines two common methods, cautioning about souring and heat control while the United States Department of Agriculture highlights clean preparation as essential for quality.
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R. Th Stolte
Anil
Ohio
Tang
Cigarnes Ty Vty
Sales Peperieat
Gt Agriculture Han
Gow Quryity
Randal
Funket
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