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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1921
Page
4
The notice outlines second class mailing at Verant Utah under Congress rules from March 1879. Rates include 100 inches or less at 36c per inch, over 100 inches at 10c per inch, display ads 60c per inch, bold face 20c per line, and various notices charged per insertion. Payments due in advance. final prop notices and water notices priced separately.
The United States Military Academy sits on 3500 acres atop the Hudson River north of New York City, founded by Congress in 1776 and established at West Point in 1802. Washington supported the move. the academy trained cadets for Army commissions and produced many Civil War generals. its three year program is noted as highly advanced and influential globally.
Private T Q Quéhi of the 818th Engineers, wounded twice by a high explosive shell in the Vosges, conceived a bronze memorial plaque during his hospital stay. He designed a bronze plate bearing a private in uniform surrounded by raised letters naming allied countries, with a center service record, and his invention received rapid recognition as his work expanded to meet demand.
The American Legion Weekly urges veterans with wartime disability to file claims promptly. It advises contacting local posts, the National Service Division, or the Bureau to begin the disability claim process as a duty to self and country.
The U S Naval Academy at Annapolis traces to 1815 founded to train those guiding the Navy. It moved to Newport during the Civil War and returned to Annapolis in 1865. Buildings have been enlarged or rebuilt, making it the world’s best equipped naval learning institution. Graduates become midshipmen commissioned as officers.
The document outlines gathering affidavits from former comrades and employers about wartime service and disability, plus medical records and hospital statements sworn before a notary. It notes submission to the Bureau of War Risk Insurance and potential awards or denials, with assistance from the National Service Division of the American Legion.
MajGen Liggett led American forces during the Argonne Offensive in World War I territory of the United States. After peace, he served with the American Legion and joined a San Francisco post. A photographer captured him while remodeling a new city site. speculation centers on what might have occurred months earlier amid fatigue and strain.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe alleged funds and charities linked to ex servicemen and women. It mentions Los Angeles and Adve talayg with withheld payments and withholdings. The text is garbled and reads like a disrupted report on benefits and disbursements.
The narrative traces Indiana from La Salle and Jesuit exploration through British control, Clark's 1779 campaign, and pioneer settlement. It notes Lincoln gaining Indiana citizenship in 1816, Vincennes as first capital, and Indiana's role in the Louisiana Purchase era, ending with its status as the Hoosier State and statehood context.
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