Legion launching nationwide care program for disabled ex soldiers
The American Legion through its Americanism commission begins a nationwide effort to aid 17,000 disabled ex service men in hospitals. Bulletins urge local posts to organize committees to entertain wards, arrange visitors, assist discharge needs, and coordinate interstate welcomes for men leaving hospitals.
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American Legion
Americanism
Charifias
Legion Post
Women’s Auxiliary
Legion
Arhur Woods
Americanism Commission
Valley City Notes and Visits Across Town
Mrs John McPadgen arrives from Steele N D visiting friends while A J Hamm of Remington Typewriter Company arrives for local interwars Waldo and Kenneth Simonson depart for Miami University Oxford Ohio for the new year Prof Otto Faust leaves for DeLamere N D to take principalship Rain halts threshing locally while showers vary by area V R Benham of St Paul visits and invests interest in North Dakota Carrington grows to 1420 from census year Mrs E A Pray Rev G C Fox Archdeacon Martyr attend Fargo Episcopal campaign meeting Vera Cowell leaves for Dickinson to teach this year Green of Fargo North Dakota Casualty Association visits Valley City A Mablestone joins Straus Clothing in Valley City Lane of Los Angeles sends a year’s Times Record subscription Gilbert couples tour the country but Crowned by Jamestown gambling device arrests end The naturalization hearings error corrected to September 22 Valley City party honors local teachers mock wedding and readings at S A Zimmerman event Burton Harris of Massey Harris Canada visits farm operation in Alberta Massey Harris vs International in local implement trade price notes Rubber gear up while shells similar to last year Shotguns rise in price Bank of Valley City president travels to Minot to oversee threshing Cox speech draws large Minot audience Lemons cheap grain prices drop due to cooperative buying and rising freight costs raise fruit costs
Nielsons Millinery Proprietor Notes Paris Price Compare
Mrs A B Nielson of Nielson's Millinery in Bismarck returns from trips to Norway Paris and London. She says Paris prices are too high and American products offer similar styles with better materials at lower cost. High export duties raise imported goods prices. Three papers have failed under the nonpartisan graft law: Gackle Republican Bowdon Guardian Tolley Journal. Editor H S Wood of Steele Ozone and former owner of Old Tappen Journal offers to rent the Tappen plant for 2.50 a week.
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A. 8. Nielson
Nielson
Bismarck
Norway
Paris
London
Gackle Republican
Bowdon Guardian
The
Tolley Journal
H. 8. Wood
Steele Ozone
Tappen Journal
Tappen
Trubshaws Return From Lake Outing At Loon Lake
Mr and Mrs P R Trubshaw returned home after a several days outing at Loon Lake near Fergus Minn guests of Mrs Trubshaw s uncle John Houghton They did not break world records in fishing but caught a few fine bass They enjoyed generous hospitality and plan to break away from routine to feel better away from work
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P. R. Trubshaw
Loon Lake
Vergas
Minn
Valley City Radio Club Reopens With Biweekly Meetings
The Valley City Radio Club resumes after summer with a membership drive for all interested in wireless. Officers elected for six months are R. H. Pray president C. V. Carroll vice president and Edwin Irgens secretary treasurer. A biweekly meeting schedule will continue and all radio enthusiasts are invited. Rev A H Beer departs for the Dominican Republic to join missionary work and has edited the Sheaf the Episcopal diocese organ. The Times Record wishes him a safe voyage and success.
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Valley City Radio Club
Valley City
R. H. Pray
C. V. Carroll
Edwin Irgens
A. H. Beer
Casselton
San Pedro de Macoris
Dominican Republic
Mr. Beer
Tyler
Moultrie
Times-Record
Beer
Out of Town Guests Attend Moorhead Wedding
Mrs. Miles McNally of St. Paul stays with Judge and Mrs. James Harvey Sharp in Moorhead and will attend the 8 o'clock wedding of Miss Philadelphia Masters Sharp and Harry Gage Carpenter. Attendees from away include Mr. and Mrs. Wylie Nielson, Miss Hazel Nielson, James Nielson of Valley City, Miss Minnie Nielson of Bismarck, James Cassell and daughter Marjorie Cassell of Hope, and Miss Ethel Gamble of Orisha.
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Miles McNally
St. Paul
Moorhead
James Harvey Sharp
Ninth St
McNally
Philadelphia Masters Shar
Harry Gage Carpenter
Wylie Nielson
Hazel Nielson
James Nielson
Valley City
Minnie Nielson
Bismarck
James Cassell
Marjorie Cassell
Hope
Ethel Gamble
Orisha
N. D
Fargo Forum
Reward Offered for Missing Peter P. Zink Sr in Elville NC
Relatives offer 1000 dollars for information to locate Peter P. Zink Sr who disappeared from his home in Elville North Carolina on August 1. Described as 65, about 5 foot 8, 165 to 170 pounds, wearing a dark coat and trousers, light soft hat, sandy gray hair, gray mustache, beard when not shaved, sandy complexion, very quiet and inclined to few friendships, with a history of nervous breakdown and poor health.
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Peter P. Zink, Sr
Elville
N. C
World billiards champion exhibition at Club Parlors
E G Spears, world champion billiardist, gave an afternoon and evening exhibition at Club Billiard Parlors. A large crowd saw long runs and fancy shots, plus clever pocket and trick shots. He demonstrated how billiards is played in China, a pleasure enjoyed by spectators.
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E.G. Spears
Spears
China
Farmer voter returns from Minnesota State Fair
O P Enerson traveled from the Twin Cities after attending the Minnesota State Fair to hear presidential candidates Harding and Cox. He wore a Harding button and plans to vote in the fall. Enerson noted Cox spoke well on agriculture but missed core farming issues, while Harding presented broader farmer needs and potential laws. Enerson leans Harding and expects his victory.
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O. P. Enerson
Twin Cities
Minnesota
Cox
Harding
Enerson
Enerson Ue Harding
War Ends Kentucky Feud With Peace Reunion
War joins Garrard and Lincoln counties in Kentucky ending a long feud. Young men from both counties served together, fought abroad, and returned to a joint American Legion led peace celebration. Elder feudists and their sons met in Stanford and Lancaster, shaking hands and calling it quilts.
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Garrard
Lincoln
Kentucky
American Legion
Stanford
Lincoln County
Lancaster
Garrard County
Legion
France
Veteran of Two Great Wars Remains A Legion Icon at Seventy Nine
Adolph L. Lowe of Lansdale Pennsylvania recalls Civil War combat and later service in World War I. He joined the navy in 1917 as a carpenter's mate but was kept from sea duty due to age. Lowe served at Cherry Stone Island Norfolk and other Virginia sites and remains a noted American Legion member.
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North
Adolph L. Lowe
Lansdale
Germany
American Legion
Navy
Cherrystone Island
Norfolk Navy Aviation Center
Portsmouth Naval Hospital
Virginia Beach
Lowe
Fort Sumter
Merrimac
Charleston
Fenimore Cooper
Youngest Auxiliary Member Named in Legion Ring
Helene Young, eleven months old, is introduced as the youngest charter member of the Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs H G Young of Willman Minnesota and was taken in by the Austin Hanscoms' niece.
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Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion
Helene Young
H. G. Young
Willman, Minn
Austin 1
Hanscom
Milk Delusion In Montana Camp Ends With Rumor of Premium Milk
A Bohunk miner's wife in Sand Coulee Montana reportedly brewed a strong home ale in a barrel for fermentation. A cow drank and became inebriated provoking a drunken scene as Sheriff Adolphson dodged the animal. The intoxicated bossy later slept it off while the town whispered that the milk fetched a premium in days that followed.
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Sand Coulee
Montana
Bossy
Wellington
Adolphson
Adolphsons
Wall Street Journal
Ammonia by New Process Near Marmore Cascades
An American claims a concession from the Italian government to utilize Marmore cascades near Terni for ammonia production. He says nitrogenous plant food can be produced at about 1 lira per kilo, with falls capable of 150000 horsepower. Alfred P. Dennis reports the ammonia ingredients are water, air and electric energy.
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Marmore Cascades
Terni
Rome
Byron
Childe Barold
Alfred P. Dennis
United States
Department of Commerce
Reality of Disease Germs Clash Over Diphtheria Death
The Journal of the American Medical Association replies to a protest from Lee White of the Christian Scientists Publicity Department about a death from diphtheria treated by Christian Science. It argues a Klebs-Locker bacillus, not bricks, caused the harm and that germs are equally material, producing toxins.
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Lee White
The
Christian Scientists
Journal of the American Medical Association
White
Three-Wire Wall Net Boosts Telephony for Boys
A Scientific American note describes a simple three-wire wall net using two dry cells. The toy telephone is built for youngsters, easy to install with two screws, and requires only following basic instructions to connect wires to posts. Range extends to about 1,000 feet with two extra dry cells.
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Scientific American
Giving Him Room
A brief exchange quoted as a courtroom remark in New York. The judge notes a patient will travel to Toshera for rest after a doctor ordered smoking cessation.
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Toshera
New York
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