Archangel Expedition Veteran Carlso n Led by 1919 Legion Chief
Albert B. Carlson, a Three Hundred Ninety Ninth Infantry veteran and now North Dakota American Legion department commander, served in Archangel campaigns against German intrigues. He fought at Proluk Chebees Yurhiskaya and Oberskayn, was wounded, earned Russian St. Stanislaus Cross and British Military Cross, and later held state legislative roles and local civic leadership.
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Susalan
Archangel
Russia
United Statvn
Mya
Laege Bedoof
Raupaar
Three Hundred and Thirty Ninth Infantry
Albert B. Carlson
North Dakota
Far North
Carisan
Minot Whale and Greevery Company
St . Stanishis Crose
American Legion
Enstall Radio Outfits in Veterans Hospitals
AN Veterans Bureau hospitals are being equipped with radio sets, per rehabilitation officers of the American Legion from Director Frank Hines. The Legion has pressed for this, with 2047 hospitals to have radio equipment completed soon. Trials show radio adds valuable recreational and therapeutic use for disabled patients.
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Veterans’ Bureau
American Legion
Frank 2Y
Hines
Die Legion
Fragmentary script hints at Legion aid to Clarixot era
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions Legion and Clarixot era with references to health, Catholic and wartime themes. The legibility is too poor to identify clear persons, places, or events.
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Bellamy
Eeere Poueeday
Legion
Clarixot
Oneanty
Aps
Path of Laughter across Highway 9 of Texra
A fragmented verse text mixing prayers and poems with archaic language and humor. It includes a monologue on virtue and duty, reflections on May tides, and surreal, exaggerated scenes such as a man kissing a strawberry lip and flirtatious exchanges with time and love.
Marshallville Birth Report and Local Visits
Marshallville celebrates the birth of a son, Robert Edward, to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schar on the eighth of the week. Mrs. Harry Malcom and son Richard I of Akron visited Mrs. and Mrs. W. F. Kreiling from Thursday through Sunday. Miss Donna Dale Fredrick and brother David of Ruthton visited grandparents Mr. and Mrs. David Stinson. Additional local visitors and notes appear throughout the week.
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Edward Schar
Robert Edward
Harry Malcom
Richard I
Akron
W. FP. Kreiling
Thurssday
Donna Dale Fredrick
David
Rutthan
David Stinson
Rel
RA Efi Akrony Re
Bane
David Stinon
Afra
Edward Stinson
Galton
Vernon Fredrick
Rittman
Mary Ridgebaugh
Ruben Ebie
Canton
Jacob Bribie
Evangelical Sunday School
Tho Gatehouse
Daniel Conrad
Wm. Orat
Ernest Zimmerman
Frank Fried
Karl Rausch
Cleveland
Harlos Rausch
W F Krelling
Henry Graber
H F Cring
Ohio car dealers plan first NA D A convention in Sandusky
The Ohio Council NA D A plans its inaugural convention in Sandusky with 1000 to 1400 Ohio dealers and staff attending August 8 and 9. C A Vane notes improved used car methods reduce dealer mortality and boost finances. Cedar Point will be showcased to attendees with merchandising experts from across the country sharing profit strategies.
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Sandusky
Ohio
CC. A. Vane
National Automobile Dealers Assoc¢fation
Ohio Council
Vane
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Akron
Youngstown
National Association
Iim
Cedar Point
Ohio Automobile
United States
Vocational Field Day Draws 795 Students in Ohio
The first Vocational Day at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station May 27 drew 795 vocational agricultural students from 51 counties and 75 Smith Hughes teachers. Organizers from the State Department of Education and the station planned activities to introduce students to research and experimental work underpinning modern agriculture.
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Smith-Hughes
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
State Department of Education
High School Farm and Animal Industry Training Emphasized
The program centers on farm crops and animal industry with very practical projects. Students study Station bulletins in class and at home to connect theory with real farm operations. Each pupil must complete a hands on project such as raising livestock caring for orchard or growing crops.
Eradication Efforts Extend Across Ohio Counties
Speechless prose hints at a new invention as eradication of the common barberry progresses in about 69 of Ohio’s 8 percent of counties. The shrub hosts wheat rust, affecting parts of its life cycle and prompting widespread control measures.
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Sam
Ohio
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Inierncan Easton News Bertice
Carlson
Enstall_Radio
Veteran’s Hospitals
Hideaho Tome
Texra
Manzhitt
Marshallville
Peter Yahey
Id Schafer
Alice Bronnman of
Wooster
A. L. Brenneman
Burl Stavie
Haan
Stein of
Bert Calhoun
Spartanburg
South Carolina
John Nolt
Abellaire
Mich
Noods
Orrville
Welsh
Kent
Wm Meske
Chatham
Medina County
Alvin Staley
Chas. Rausch
Thesis Ani Vr
Purl Rausch
Dundee
THE
Frank
N. Second St
Acetylene
E. E. Wilson
Blackenilth
Ben
Hitiman,ohio
Feiss
Egon Sess
Hummell & Stine
J. C. Young
Rittman Press
New Shoe Store
White House
Hostetler & Uhl Rittman
Akrons Quality Store
Yeager
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