Kinkade twins visit Riverside and Wellman hears patriotic service
Correspondents report Kinkade twins in Riverside over Sunday and residents attend Rev Hanley led patriotic service in Wellman with nearly 600 in audience. Civil War veterans honored on stage as flags waved during a solemn tribute. Local families and farmers share weekend activities and visits across nearby towns.
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Nira Nira
Kinkade
Riverside
Verne Romine
Edna Rowe
Talleyrand
Henry
Ervine Curls
Will Curl
Chas. Rowe and Sons
Muscatine
Jim Hanley
Lee Davison
Washington
Will Deuker
Hanley
Wellman
W. A. C. and Legion Girls
Klockenteger
Henderson
Havre Social Club Hosts Thursday Meeting
Charley Cunningham of Washington was in Havre on business Monday. Mr and Mrs Oscar Gardner and children and Mr and Mrs Howard McBride visited Will McBride's home Sunday. Mrs Sam Baker has been ill the past week. Peter Wittig of Washington will do carpentry for Sam Wittig this week and plans to build a new garage from the old barn blown down in the wind storm. The Havre Social club will meet with Mrs Aaron Stafford Thursday afternoon.
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Frank Broadgate
Chas. Hays
Clyde Maxwell
Bert Yard
Washington
Iiryan Moore
Sigourney
John McCall
Guy McCall
Everett
Louie
Grandma McConnahey
Mt. Union
C. M. Maxwell
Merl
Donald Smith
Ottumwa
Merle
R. H. Smith
Sam Witting
Wayland
A. . Smith
Keota
Havre
Charley Cunningham
Our City
Oscar Gardner
Howard McBride
Will McBride
Earl Frey
Coppock
Will Miller
Ballard
Dr. Reid
John Kock
Sam Baker
Peter Wittiig
Sam Wittiig
Will Foster
Arlene
John Cunningham
Crawfordsville
Aaron Stafford
Braden Smith Ships Cattle From Ainsworth Today
A. R. Smith ships his cattle from Ainsworth today, with sources noting the departure on a Tuesday. The move signals a routine cattle shipment from the Nebraska town as local markets await delivery.
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Braden Braden
A. R. Smith
Ainsworth
Village notes and social round from Brighton area
Brighten residents report visitors Charley Sieren and family, a lay of church events at Clay, a local play Sewing for the Meathen drawn praise, and community updates. A helpful rain boosts pastures and oat planting continues with orchard spraying noted. Local families mentioned include Woodford Morse Borhooki and Gowey among others.
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Aaron Bailey
Terry Gowey
Stanley Marshall
Birmingham
R. S. Borhooki
Robert Scott
Coppock
Miss Alta Morse
Washington
Lloyd Jones
Topeka Alienist Describes Challenging Patient Selections
A Topeka alienist laments bias in patient selection, noting that during examinations someone often points out the patient first. The remark highlights difficulties in identifying cases without preconceived judgments.
Legion Notes on Observances and War History in Iowa
Iowa American Legion outlines state observances for Ulysses S. Grant and Robert E. Lee birthdays and promotes cooperation with labor unions. Gold star mothers receive pins in Mount Pleasant. A history of the Thirty-third Engineers by Benjamin Cohen is published with rosters and stats, noting 218 Iowa veterans among 1,537 men. Iowa City plans a museum of war relief and souvenirs led by Roy L. Chopek Post.
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Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Lerdan
Legion
Ulysses S. Grant
Robert FE. Leo
Thirty-third Engineers
Benjamin Cohen
Outfit
Cohen
Girard Building
Philadelphia
Iowa City
Museum of War Relief
Roy L. Chopek Post
American Legion
Legionnaires respond to state bonus question across posts
A Toledo Ohio American Legion post survey shows sixteen would spend a state bonus on a home, thirteen on medical costs, three on clothing, two on furniture, one for a Ford, and seven would save it. Iowa leads Auxiliary units, New York, Minnesota and others follow. G A R funds in Livermore Iowa go to the Legion post.
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Toledo, O
American Legion
Ford
Iowa
American Legion Auxiliary
New York
Minnesota
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Ohio
Massachusetts
Missing Kansas City newspaperman and legion member sought
Rulif M. Martin a 27 year old Legionnaire and S A E fraternity member is missing from his Kansas City home. He is 5 feet 3 inches tall 130 pounds wiry build with black hair possible mustache blonde beard brown eyes ruddy complexion and tattoo S A E on his left forearm. Information should be sent to Mrs Rulif M Martin 508 Harrison St Kansas City Missouri or to the Iowa Legionaire Des Moines Iowa. The National Service Division seeks John C Capron a 30 year old former Black Watch member height 5 feet 5 1 2 inches weight 125 pounds who claims to be sane and escaped from Marion Indiana national military home state unknown. Also listed is a 5 feet 11 inches 165 pound man unidentified in the same notice.
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Rulif M. Martin
Legionaire
Mason
Kiwanien
S. A. E. Fraternity
Kansas City
National Service Division
The
Legion
13Th Battalion
Black Watch
Canadian Forces
John C. Capron
National Military
Marion
Ind
Legion and Labor Link Up For Postwar Aid Effort
Nationwide U S Veterans Bureau drive reports 110000 claims handled 47845 new compensation claims 32804 appeals and 71681 physicals. American Legion and AFL pledge joint action to aid veterans with rural outreach and observances including Mothers Day celebrations and Boy's Week planning announced by National Commander MacNider.
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U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
Plans for Dads' Auxiliary at Arthur D. Lantz Post
Koone reports plans are under way to establish a Dads' Auxiliary connected with Arthur D. Lantz Post, aiming to support post activities and community involvement.
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Koone
Arthur D. Lantz Post
Mutiny of Indian Prisoners at Presidency Jail
A mutiny by about one thousand prisoners at the Presidency jail was suppressed by the military with bloodshed. Four hundred prisoners escaped while police guards fired on the inmates. About a thousand prisoners attacked writers as they attempted to call at six o clock. The gates were attached and guards fired. nine penalties were imposed.
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Casentry
Presidency Jtall
A Fish as a Mousetrap in Gaspe River
J B Barbour of Paterson caught a large brook trout in the Gaspe River on June 20, 1921. Upon opening the fish, nine mice were found in the stomach, five of them large.
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J.B. Barbour
Paterson
Gaspe
Canada
Ancient Egyptian beliefs on epidemics and serpents
In ancient Egypt people linked disease to fishing servants and paid homage to the ibis a bird seen as foe to snakes. The text notes the ibis served by destroying serpents and reflects the era’s superstition about plagues.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Systemic Cure
The ad argues catarrh worsens when health is poor, claiming the cure is a local ointment plus an internal tonic. It states the product balances constitution and improves general health, advertised by F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio and sold by druggists for many years.
God Calls Isaiah to Help Him Lesson
A church lesson outlines Isaiah's vision of the Lord on a throne with seraphim and the response to God calling a cleansed servant. It details Isaiah’s conviction of sin, cleansing, commission, and the prophetic task amid resistance, ending with hope of a remnant and future kingdom.
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Isaiah
God
Peter
Christ
Judah
David
Repentance Found in Jesus Christ, says the Bishop of London
The Bishop of London urges believers to seek repentance by reflecting on Jesus Christ. He emphasizes Christ’s faultlessness love patience and willingness to sacrifice Himself for others as the model for a determined path to goodness.
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Jesus Christ
Bible Verse Fragment Reflects Violent City Speech
A fragment from Micah cites rich men full of violence and inhabitants deceitful in speech, revealing a prophetic critique of social corruption. The brief text presents a moral warning typical of the era’s discourse on justice and integrity.
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Clay Church
Phyllis
Esther Woodford
Gertrude Reed
Allen J. Meacham
Maude Waterhouse
Lebon Johnson
Clay School
Society
Bradys
Maude Davis
A. W. Woodford
George Bray
R. E. Woodford
Washington Way
Topeka
Topeka Capital
Veterans’ Bureau
Cion
International Association of Rotary Clubs
America
Livermore
Legion Post
Mud Turtles
Wabash
American Legion Post
Henry H. Lovik
Winnebago County
Edwin G. Cook
B. Nelson Legion
T. B. Horton
Milwaukee
Portage
Wis
Daniel F. Steck
Nancroft
Legionaires
Lot No
Clark & Enslin
West Side Sq
Ium Build
Hikes and
Masons
Malvern
Tower
American Federation of Labor
MacNider
Samuel Gompers
J. EB. Goodwyn
Commission of Dewett Howlett Post
Ashtabula
Organized Labor
Legion Auxiliary
Mutiny OF India
Calcutta
Chicago
Planters
Clark ST
Madison St
Loop
L.wenzel
C. McCormick
Studebarber Garage
Shenefelt & Tucker
Bom
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Matt
Uzziah
Judas
Jesus
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