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Service allotments rules for military dependents explained
The article summarizes compulsory and voluntary allotments under the Soldiers and Sailors Act, detailing minimums such as at least $15 monthly to a wife or child, and how totals depend on family size and pay. It notes government support for Class A and B beneficiaries, voluntary adds, and penalties for false claims or fraud.
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Salvation Army Drive Nears Completion in Jefferson County
The Jefferson County Salvation Army Ward Fund campaign nears finish with most districts reporting by week end. Local townships Locust Grove Mound Der Mores and several others have submitted partial totals. unpaid pledges total 325.00, with overall fundraising expected to surpass 4000.
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Salvation Army
RT Haana
Pere Madan
Mound Frainia Sev
Jae
CBIR
Eno
Balling
Lockridge
Social Gatherings Highlight Local Evening Activities
Mrs. Emily Hayden hosted W. R. C. on West Broadway with about thirty five ladies attending and refreshments served. Florence Clapp organized an M S S K. Girls slumber party east of the city with a pleasant evening. Mrs. I A Workman entertained young ladies at South B street for Miss Marie Mewes of Quincy Illinois with games contests and music. winners were Miss Anna Mae Gentry and Miss Pauline Woelhaf. Cross Lanes church ladies plan their monthly social Thursday with Rev Campbell and his choir from Leon providing entertainment and refreshments. The fourth golf picnic will be held at the Golf House next Friday with supper at six thirty by the fourth committee. A farewell surprise for Miss Juliana Smeassart at her West Lowe street home attracted about twenty friends with music and games and light refreshments. she resigns as stenographer at the Engine Works to return home to South Bend Indiana.
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West Broadway
Florence Clapp
I. A. Workman
South B Street
Marie Mewes
Quincy, Il
Anna Mae Gentry
Pauline Woelhaf
Golf House
Juliana Smeassart
Weet Lowe Street
Miss Smeassart
South Bend
Ind
Ninety Two Men to Leave July 22 for Camp Pike
A group of 92 men from Fairfield and Jefferson county will depart for Camp Pike Arkansas on Monday July 22 at 1 15 p m. They will travel on a special train carrying men from Knoxville Ottumwa Fairfield and Mt Pleasant. Report time at the Court House is 8 a m Monday. An additional call seeks 800 Iowa boys to Jefferson Barracks Missouri during August with the county quota yet to be set.
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Jefferson County
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Ark
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Ottumwa
Mt. Pleasant
Court House
Iowa
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Death of Mrs Harriett Campbell in Carthage
Word reached here of the death of Mrs Harriett Campbell at her Carthage Illinois home after a brief illness. She was 81 years old and the mother of Mrs Wer Hammond of this city.
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Harriett Campbell
Carthage
Ill
Major Guy E. Logan Assigned to Camp Zachary Taylor
Des Moines reports Guy E. Logan adjutant general of Iowa has been commissioned a major in the adjutant general's department and assigned to Camp Zachary Taylor near Louisville, Kentucky, per a Washington dispatch.
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Guy E. Logan
Iowa
Adjutant General's Department
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Louisville
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Local News Briefs From Libertyville and Iowa Trip
The Libertyville Red Cross will meet Saturday at 2 PM. Elizabeth Whitney and Abigail Heaton travel to Perry Iowa to visit relatives. Prof W A Wirtz has an appointment at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station as educational secretary. J P Manatrey R B Louden Eli Blough and H M Miller attend the State Democratic convention in Des Moines after a Cedar Rapids venue change. Ralph Lamson Geo Banfield and Mallson and Mrs James Wilson attend Mrs Pumphrey’s funeral in Iowa City tomorrow.
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Abigail Heaton
Perry, Iowa
W. A. Wirtz
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
J. P. Manatrey
R. B. Louden
Eli Blough
H. M. Miller
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Ralph Lamson
Geo, Banfield and
Mallson
James Wilson
Iowa City
Pumphrey
Local Board Receives Call for Limited Service Men
The local board has received a special call for 209 Iowa men qualified for limited service only. They will be sent to Syracuse New York in the five day period beginning July 29. No general service inductees are included. Inductees are intended for guard and fire companies at ports of embarkation.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Batavia Red Cross Auction Sale Saturday Evening
Fairfield and Jefferson county residents are invited to the Batavia Red Cross Auction Sale next Saturday evening. Donations include corn pigs hay oats coal and more with proceeds benefiting the Red Cross. The Fairfield Iowa Band will perform and ice cream will be served by Red Cross ladies on the bank lawn. Soldiers heading for service are welcomed.
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Jefferson County
Batavia
Red Cross
Fairfield Iowa
the Red Cross
Batavia Savings Bank
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Horvath Aids Slovaks Move Toward Transbaikal Rail
General Horvath, proclaimed provisional ruler of Siberia, says a Pekin dispatch to the Times will aid Czecho Slovak troops moving toward the Transbaikal region via the Chinese Eastern railway. The Czechs aim to reach Irkutsk to link with western Siberia forces and seek Chinese permission to cross Manchuria. Some Austrian prisoners in Siberia are eager to join the Czechs.
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Horvath
Siberia
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Irkutsk
Siberian
Manchuria
Germans considered buying 20 American newspapers in 1914
Report from New York says German agents once considered purchasing 20 U S papers to publish favorable material for the central powers. The plan reportedly involved German money funneled into several publications, with investigations ongoing at federal offices and a grand jury examining Doctor Rumety’s case.
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United States
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Doctor Rumety
Yanks Bag Two Hun Planes Over Dormans Front
In morning air combats near Dormans the Maine ace P. d. Alersphy shot down a German craft 15 miles north of Dormans and shortly after George Robertson of Kansas City, Missouri destroyed another enemy plane along American lines in the same sector.
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Agny
Maine
Liberty Car for Sale to Benefit War Relief
Six cylinder Liberty car offered for sale to raise funds for Red Cross Army Y M C A Liberty Bonds and War Savings Stamps. Vehicle in good condition with extra casing two tubes chains and dimmer. Top never folded. Contact County Treasurer office or call numbers 42 or 332 RK 1H SPENCE 806 Pale.
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Army Y. M. C. A
Liberty Bonds
Spence
Germans Rally 60 to 70 Divisions in Major Offensive
Paris reports Germans appear to hold sixty to seventy divisions in position for the present offensive with around forty already engaged. This implies a potential force near 950,000, including 540,000 in action.
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