Ohio Troops Ordered To Camp Sheridan
General Steiner at Montgomery receives a Washington telegram ordering three Ohio units to Camp Sheridan. A regiment of engineers, a motor truck supply unit, and an engineers train will join about 2000 Ohio soldiers en route to a 25 000 man division. Remount and other camp work proceed as water lines and quarters are prepared.
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Ington
Ohio
Sheridan
Hughly
Bingham
Reynolds
Alabama
Vandiver Park
Wetumpka Road
Pickett Springs
Base hospital project advances after initial orders
The week saw positive orders to build a large base hospital arrive on Monday amid earlier planning delays. Exact start date remains unclear, but officials say work should begin within several days.
Schedule restoration urged over delayed Atlantic Coast Line mail
Citizens protest a new schedule delaying mail from Montgomery to Elba with letters arriving up to twenty-nine hours late. The change is accused of depriving the region of timely service and calls for reinstating the prior timetable.
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Montgomery
Coast Line
Public Service Commission
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Elba
Montgomery to Vote on School Tax Amendment Friday
Montgomery county faces a vote on the three mill school tax amendment this coming Friday amid active campaigning. Supporters from the State Educational Department and local proponents express optimism, while opponents have circulated literature outlining multiple objections.
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Montgomery
Exemption Battle Over Draft Support Returns Boost
Irvine Gaaseheimer’s draft exemption appeal gains backing from his father Selig Gassenheimer and father-in-law Bernard Frank. Affidavits challenge a Washington ruling on dependent support and insist the wife and child will not be supported during the husband’s absence. The case, notable for the prominence of involved citizens, will be reconsidered.
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Montgomery
Irvine Gaaseheimer
Selig Gassenheimer
Bernard Frank
Mr. Gassenheimer
Frank
Washington
City board denies exemptions then sends cases to district panel
Ten of thirty four men claiming exemption from the city board were denied relief at yesterday's session. Some applicants will be carried to the district board for final consideration on Thursday.
Thompson's Food (Peptonized) for babies promotes growth
An advertisement promotes Thompson's Food Peptonized as a complete baby food to supplement or replace mother's milk. It claims easy preparation with water, reduced risk from local milk, and offers a 50 cent package with satisfaction guaranteed. Also promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment from Scarbrough Drug Co for muscle pain relief.
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Thompson
Scarbrough Drug Co
Ballard
Lightning Strikes Tent Hurting Sergeant Clements Army Company
Montgomery reports a lightning strike hit a tent occupied by Sergeant A. Clements of Company H First Regiment on Wednesday morning. He was shocked and burned while several nearby men were also shocked though none seriously injured.
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Montgomery
A. Clements
Dodson's Liver Tone Ad Claims Safe Liver Relief
Advertises Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable remedy to replace calomel. Claims to cleanse the liver and bowels, restore energy, and prevent salivation, urging readers to buy a 50 cent bottle from a druggist or dealer.
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Dodson
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